Is Xtina in Trouble?

Us Weekly, one of the more believable celebrity rag magazines, is reporting that MK'd singer and actress Christina Aguilera's drinking is "out of control," according to friends close to the starlet. Her lyrical glitch of the National Anthem at the Superbowl a few weeks ago and her stumble at the end of the Aretha Franklin tribute at the Grammy's recently are now being blamed on the singer's alleged boozing. Aguilera is reported to have also gotten into a fight with "Burlesque" co-star and Ryan Seacrest's girlfriend Julianne Hough at a Golden Globes party. Back in January, she was reported to have climbed into and passed out in Jeremy Renner's bed at an industry party in that she was never even invited to.

Renner told friends, after seeing Aguilera at the Golden Globes, that he found Christina drunk and asleep in his bed, at his 40th birthday party January 16th. Matthew Rutler, Aguilera's new boyfriend (handler) was rubbing her back as she was slurring her words, telling her to go back to sleep when Renner confronted the two, after being told that she was in his bed. You can read more about the event at Cele|bitchy. Images courtesy of Wenn.

In October, Christina split from her husband of five years, music producer Jordan Bratman. The two share custody of their two year old son, Max. In the picture above, Max is wearing sunglasses to cover the bruising around his eyes. Bratman is wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt and Aguilera was of course a Mouseketter along with other mind control slaves Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake (whom Aguilera has toured with), JC Chasez and actor Ryan Gosling.

Another shot of Bratman possibly reinforcing his wife's Disney programming, at Disneyland.
The pentagram on the front of his shirt could also reinforce her occult ritual abuse.

Max was photographed back on August 8, 2009 sporting a black eye. Children hurt themselves all the time. When I was one or two, I fell down the stairs. The only reason I bring this up is because last year, images of a bruised up Aguilera surfaced, from around the time of her "Not Myself Tonight" music video shoot. Mind control slaves and their children are heavily traumatized into states of dissociation as part of their programming. If Max is being abused, Christina might not even be aware of it if she herself is in an altered state. Image courtesy of Just Jared.

Aguilera appears to be in a dissociative state, as if the images are being taken by a handler.

The sexual nature of the images, along with the leopard print carpet and Marilyn Monroe nude calendar suggest she may be in her Beta/sex kitten alter.

In this shot, images of other MK'd sex slaves, including Kate Moss, from this article, are visible.

The title "Not Myself Tonight" takes on new meaning. If Christina is not herself, then who is she? Which alter?
Norma Jean Baker, before becoming Marilyn Monroe, photographed nude behind Aguilera.

Look at all those pretty shoes...notice all the red ones?
Wizard of Oz programming for every occasion.

She doesn't look into the camera in any of the pictures, as if not effected at all.

Her apparent state of mind reminds me of this creepy video of Bill Clinton, in a dissociative state.

Here, Clinton apologizes for the C.I.A.'s inhumane MK ULTRA experiments, which include Project Artichoke, Project Monarch and Project Blue Bird. He acts as if the disgusting programming has ceased but obviously, it's still occurring. If Christina doesn't get her shit together, what's to keep her handlers from sending her to "rehab" for more programming, as was the case in 2007, for Britney and more recently, Lindsay Lohan and Demi Lavato, whom were also Disney darlings.

Amazon.com Pedophilia Author Arrested

From MSNBC - Associated Press - By Tamara Lush
ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — Florida officials filed an obscenity charge Monday against the author of a self-published how-to guide for pedophiles that was yanked from Amazon.com last month after it generated online outrage .

Polk County sheriff's deputies arrested Phillip Ray Greaves II hundreds of miles away from Florida at his home in Pueblo, Colorado, and charged him with violating Florida's obscenity law.

Polk Sheriff Grady Judd said his office was able to arrest Greaves on Florida charges because Greaves sold and mailed his book, The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: a Child-lover's Code of Conduct, directly to undercover Polk deputies. Judd says Greaves even signed the book.

"He very proudly sold us his personal copy," Judd told the Associated Press. "I was outraged by the content. It was clearly a manifesto on how to sexually batter children ... You just can't believe how absolutely disgusting it was."

Laurie Shorter, spokeswoman for the Pueblo County Sheriff's Department, said Greaves would be held in the county jail on the Florida charge. He was being booked Monday morning and it was unclear if he has an attorney. Judd said Greaves could be in Florida as early as Monday night.

"If he will waive extradition, it's my goal for him to eat processed turkey on Christmas Day in the Polk County Jail," Judd said.

Denver attorney David Lane, who has handled several high-profile free speech cases, said Florida could have a hard time extraditing Greaves. He is entitled to a hearing where he can argue he should not be sent there to face charges.

"The main question is whether what he's accused of in Florida would be a crime in Colorado," Lane said. "Obviously, it's not a crime in Colorado because he hasn't been arrested here."

Writs of extradition — the paperwork necessary to send somebody to another state — are routinely signed by Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, a former Denver district attorney. But Lane, who is not affiliated with this case, said it involves a different set of issues.

"Most of other extradition cases present clear-cut cases, the defendant was dealing drugs in that other state or some other crime that is also illegal here," Lane said.

Ritter's spokesman, Evan Dreyer, did not immediately return a message.

Greaves has no criminal record, but his self-published book of advice on how to make sexual encounters with children safe caused a flap when it showed up on Amazon in November. The book was later removed from the site.

Judd, known throughout Florida as a crusader against child predators, said he was incensed when he heard about the book and that no one had arrested Greaves for selling it.

"What's wrong with a society that has gotten to the point that we can't arrest child pornographers and child molesters who write a book about how to rape a child?" Judd said.

The book included first-person descriptions of sexual encounters, purportedly written from a child's point of view.

Greaves argues in the book that pedophiles are misunderstood, as the word literally means to love a child. He adds that it is only a crime to act on sexual impulses toward children, and offers advice that purportedly allows pedophiles to abide by the law.

Judd said he and his detectives got Greaves to sell the book to them for $50; he sent it through the mail and told officers it was his last copy.

"If we can get jurisdiction ... we're coming after you," Judd said. "There's nothing in the world more important than our children."

Greaves is being charged with distribution of obscene material depicting minors engaged in conduct harmful to minors.

Abuse Expert Warns TSA Frisks Groom Children to Cooperate with Sexual Predators

- From the Raw Story - by Daniel Tenser
An expert in the fight against child sexual abuse is raising the alarm about a technique the Transportation Security Administration is reportedly using to get children to co-operate with airport pat-downs: calling it a "game."

Ken Wooden, founder of Child Lures Prevention, says the TSA's recommendation that children be told the pat-down is a "game" is potentially putting children in danger.

Telling a child that they are engaging in a game is "one of the most common ways" that sexual predators use to convince children to engage in inappropriate contact, Wooden told Raw Story.

Children "don't have the sophistication" to distinguish between a pat-down carried out by an airport security officer and an assault by a sexual predator, he said.

The TSA policy could "desensitize children to inappropriate touch and ultimately make it easier for sexual offenders to prey on our children," Wooden added.

Following an outcry last month over the use on children of "enhanced pat-downs" -- which involve the touching of genitals -- the TSA announced a new "modified" pat-down for children under 12. However, as the LA Times noted, the new rules are "unclear" on whether TSA agents can touch children's genitals.

Addressing the controversy over pat-downs of children last month, TSA regional security director James Marchand told the press the TSA was working on new practices to make children more comfortable during the pat-down process.

"You try to make it as best you can for that child to come through. If you can come up with some kind of a game to play with a child, it makes it a lot easier," said Marchand, promising to make it part of TSA training.

Wooden, who has testified before Congress on child safety issues on numerous occasions, says he was told by a TSA agent that the practice has been used.

"How can experts working at the TSA be so incredibly misinformed and misguided to suggest that full body pat downs for children be portrayed as a game?" Wooden asked in an email. "To do so is completely contrary to what we in the sexual abuse prevention field have been trying to accomplish for the past thirty years."

He added: "This policy is also incredibly insensitive to the countless victims who have already been traumatized by unwanted touching in their lives and could be re-traumatized by such pat-downs."

On Tuesday, TSA administrator John Pistole said the agency may change its screening rules for victims of sex abuse. He also said the TSA had no plans to continue expanding the airport screening process.

"I think we are at the most thorough that we will probably be in terms of our physical screening," he announced.

Tortured 17-Year-Old Boy Escapes Captors After a Year in Captivity

Police in Tracy, California released video yesterday of a 17-year-old boy named Kyle, who stumbled into a health club December 1, 2008, after being tortured and abused for nearly a year. Kyle was captured after he ran away from his a group foster home and was held against his will by Michael and Kelly Schumacher. Police charged them with five felony counts, including torture, kidnapping, conspiracy, child abuse and false imprisonment. Two other men were also found guilty for participating in the beating of this young boy. Kyle was brave enough to testify in court against his abusers and said that he was beating with items such as a baseball bat. When Kyle walked into the health club last winter, he asked if he could hide behind the salon counter. Salon workers covered him with a blanket and got the manager, who called the police. "'Don't let them get me, don't let them get me'," the manager quoted Kyle as saying. "He was totally terrified." The young boy was confused, dehydrated and emaciated when detectives arrived. He was in such horrid shape that initially, police believed he couldn't have been more than 10 or 12-years old. He still had shackles chained to his foot, which he carried so it would not drag. He reportedly jumped on a trampoline, over the fence of the Schumacher residence, once he broke free from his shackles.

The boy's aunt, 43-year-old Caren Ramirez is now wanted by Tracy police as she will also likely face felony abuse charges. At one time, Ramirez had custody of the boy, but then he was removed when she was charged with beating him. "For a human being to look that way, to be treated that's way," Lea Leonardo, of the health club the boy fled to, said. "It's almost hard to imagine...that someone would do that to this kid."