Monthly Archives: April 2014

RICO, not profit, for Donald Sterling

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Jan Tucker

There’s lots of talk in media, both conventional news and social media, on the subject of whether Donald Tokowitz Sterling can be forced to sell the Los Angeles Clippers and if so, how much he will profit from the sale. … Continue reading →

Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry | Tagged Beverly Hills Properties, City of Los Angeles, City of Santa Monica, Donald Sterling, Donald Tokowitz Sterling, Los Angeles Clippers, mail fraud, Racketeering, RICO, wire fraud | Leave a comment

Immigration: a family’s life ICED

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Jan Tucker

by Private Investigator Michael Ferrari: April 28, 2014 Jose Guadalupe Ramirez-Cervantes has lived in the United States for 18 years. He has been married to the same woman for 20 years, has a son in college in Mexico, an 18 … Continue reading →

Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry | Tagged Barack Obama, Dept of Homeland Security, ICE, illegal immigration, Jan B. Tucker, Jeh Charles Johnson, Jose Guadalupe Ramirez-Cervantes, Michael Ferrari, Thomas S. Winkowski, undocumented immigration, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement | Leave a comment

Happy Birthday Donald Tokowitz Sterling you Jewish oreo

Posted on April 27, 2014 by Jan Tucker

Donald Sterling was born Donald Tokowitz April 26, 1934 in Chicago to Jewish immigrant parents Susan and Mickey Tokowitz. Demonstrating that he is the Jewish equivalent of an oreo (Black on the outside white on the inside), a coconut (Brown … Continue reading →

Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions | Tagged ADL, Anti Defamation League, Beverly Hills Properties, Clippers, Dale S. Fischer, Davin Day, Donald Sterling, Donald Tokowitz Sterling, Elgin Baylor, Housing Rights Center, Jan B. Tucker, Kandynce Jones, Leviticus, NAACP | 3 Comments

Activist death fast for political prisoners

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Jan Tucker

Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions, Private Investigation Industry | Tagged Allen Blueford, Andy Lopez, campaign4justice, Dan Hurtado, Dominique Perez, Eric Gelhaus, Erick Azarvand, Ernest Duenez, Everado Toress, Gregory Dunn, Gregory Sur, James Boyed, James M. Cosner, James Rivera, Johannes Mehserly, John Moody, John Nesbitt, Keith Sandy, Kelly Thomas, Kenneth Harding Jr, Leonard Peltier, Manuel Ramos, Marcy Norega, Mark Garcia, Martin Angel Hernandez, Mathew Lopez, Michael Nida, Miguel Masso, Mikael Ali, Mike Brannigan, Move 9/8, Mumia Abu Jamal, Oscar Grant, Ramsey Muniz, Ray Drabek, Richard Hastings, Rocky Boice, Steve Gilley | Leave a comment

Vitamin B-12

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Jan Tucker

My friend Charmane Johnson recently wrote about issues involving Vitamin B-12 deficiency: http://www.professionalfiduciaryservice.com/healthy-brain/ B-12 is an extremely important vitamin for humans. I take it everyday myself. As Charmane notes: ….A deficiency of vitamin B12 can limit your ability to think … Continue reading →

Posted in Ideas & Opinions | Tagged Alzheimers, B-12, Charmane Johnson, Lifelinknet, Linklink, vegan, vegetarian, Xobaline | Leave a comment

RIP: The Hurricane, Rubin Carter

Posted on April 20, 2014 by Jan Tucker

RIP: Rubin “the Hurricane” Carter, dead at 76. Framed for a murder he never committed, imprisoned and finally exonerated after years in prison in New Jersey. For the story, Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubin_Carter The power of a song: Bob Dylan’s “The Hurricane” … Continue reading →

Posted in Ideas & Opinions | Tagged Bob Dylan, Ruben Carter, Ruben the Hurrican Carter, Rubin Carter, Rubin the hurricane carter, The Hurricane | Leave a comment

Legal History of Cliven D Bundy

Posted on April 18, 2014 by Jan Tucker

Nevada Rancher Cliven D. Bundy and his family are no strangers to the court system of the United States or the State of Nevada. He was sued by the Nevada Department of Transportation in 1992 [Case No. A304188] and his … Continue reading →

Posted in Ideas & Opinions | Tagged 18 USC 2384, Bunkerville NV, Bureau of Land Management, Burglary, Cliven D. Bundy, Cliven Lance Bundy, Grand Larceny Firearm, Guadalupe Hildalgo, H. Rap Brown, Sedition, Seditious Conspiracy, South Central Los Angeles | Leave a comment

Bring Hollywood Home pushes AB 1780

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Jan Tucker

Posted in Ideas & Opinions | Tagged AB 1780, Bill Duke, Bring Hollywood Home Foundation, Doreen Spicer Dannelly, Edward James Olmos, Ester Guigui, Gerald Wolff, Ian Calderon, Jerry Heller, Jibreel Wright, Kevin James, Martin Guigui, Mike Bonin, Raul Bocanegra, Rebecca Guigui, Sharon Hardee Jimenez, Stephen Seidel, tax credits | Leave a comment

Journey to the Motherland

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Jan Tucker

The former Soviet states of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus are very much my motherland and the motherland of so many American Jews who fled those regions to get the hell out of Czarist persecution. One of my grandfathers was from … Continue reading →

Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions | Tagged Arielle Boguslav, Bruce Boguslav, Gorodiesche, Jan B. Tucker, John Wolins, Moscow, Nizhni Novgorod, Tereshki, Ukraine, Wolinsky, Yoina Wolinsky | Leave a comment

Passover 2014

Posted on April 14, 2014 by Jan Tucker

Historically, Passover is one of those times of year when for centuries Jews have been subject to attack and murder. For more about why, check out the Wikipedia article on the “ritual blood libel” — http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_libel Yesterday’s killings in Kansas … Continue reading →

Posted in Anecdotes & Adventures, Ideas & Opinions | Tagged Al Reid, Alex Salazar, Donna Dymally, Frazier Glenn Cross, Kamran Shabazzi, KKK, Lo Barnes, Marco LunaMan, Marge Buckley, Nancy Pearlman, Pam Narcisse, Passover, Patricia Nazario, Rita French, Steve Sachse, Toni Trujillo | Leave a comment