Best posts by CurtisNeeley
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Neeley v 5 Federal Communications Commissioners, et al, (14-3447)
I am going to fight if I need to after this expires this and will win. I find one record from GoDaddy saying this does not expire for years. I think the domain name economy is a fraud. I think ICANN is complicit. I believe the whole "web" is immoral by design in the United States...- Points: 1
- Post #12
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Mini-content-site your parks ASAP
Yes; I am a believer but experienced a miracle I can't fully describe. Most people think this is a belief based on faith and not supported by clear observable facts. Perhaps they are correct and this is a persistent delusion? There are not millions of malnourished humans in my part of the world...- Points: 1
- Post #11
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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Neeley v 5 Federal Communications Commissioners, et al
IV. Reckless “Indexing” of JPGs 1. Microsoft Corporation and Google Inc are organized criminal conspirators recklessly indexing and displaying harmful unrated JPG image files. Halting this one wrong would make electronic communications safe for everyone and would almost immediately end ALL...- Points: 1
- Post #34
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Warning against a member...
The "American online" might not WANT to forget. The trouble is, -this statement is utterly ridiculous anywhere else. Especially true in countries that require judges retire at age 68-70! . . . . . . . . . . . FROM “GRAND CHAMBER” C-131/12* RULING ¶3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “...the...- Points: 1
- Post #301
- Section: Advisories
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Neeley v 5 Federal Communications Commissioners, et al
So did the judge and dismissed the lawsuit. I quit.- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: Legal Discussion
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After almost five years...
I have already won by most people's standards. I did not call the judge senile in person but used this terminology to describe his rulings indications of "battling senility" in Dkt 206 p8 ¶28 that follows with the judge's name replaced by {X} from Dkt 223. This is part of the public domain...- Points: 1
- Post #31
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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After almost five years...
Yes. It is beyond most law firms and judges but this lawsuit should have been done in the mid-90's and should have quickly followed the Reno v ACLU (96-511) mistake. This lawsuit is the end of viewing porn without logging on. This lawsuit will be the beginning of the end the biggest...- Points: 1
- Post #26
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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After almost five years...
I invite you to review my law suit against the FCC, US Senators. US House Representatives, US Attorney General, Microsoft Corporaion, and Google Inc. This is pending today and was done in the format of a class action though the complaint was filed as an individual personal injury suit caused by...- Points: 1
- Post #24
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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After almost five years...
I was not allowed to file a pro se claim due to an injunction and instead filed a request to file that was denied. I have gotten thousands of naked photos taken offline and there are ONLY four remaining online that I created but can't get offline. One removed my personal name and two were...- Points: 1
- Post #22
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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After almost five years...
The beginning of the end of porn broadcasting by wire BERNE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WORKS (Paris Text 1971) Article 6bis http://www.law.cornell.edu/treaties/berne/6bis.html ================================================= (1) Independently of the author's...- Points: 1
- Post #21
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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After almost five years...
======================================================= I was one of the first people to have a photography website EVER. This was before the Internet archive existed and was long before ANY search engine existed. Google Inc and Microsoft Corporation have spent hundreds of thousands of...- Points: 1
- Post #10
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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Persistence...
[sic]* - ...It may also be used as a form of ridicule or as a humorous comment, drawing attention to the original writer's spelling mistakes or emphasizing [their] erroneous logic. [sic] "internet" = slang term promoted to "legal singular noun by John Paul Stevens in ACLU v Reno (96-511)...- Points: 1
- Post #17
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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Game-over!
They were all dismissed and I was ordeed to cease pursuing them in court. I lost again. Oh well. Its over!- Points: 1
- Post #29
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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Game-over!
FCC, et al, In the 21st century it can be expected that children will search for their parents online by name and often will try to find anything outrageous by using terms like nude or naked. After finding naked images in the search there becomes a reason to...- Points: 1
- Post #7
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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Game-over!
The entire domain name economy may soon either WAY change or END! The FCC will soon REGULATE the [sic]"internet" as if it was always a common carrier WIRE communications venue that should never have been treated as anything else. Domain names used for accidental traffic "monetization" may...- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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Linking or Embedding a Google Image
Most photographers would love to have you use their images and it is usually a compliment. DubDubDubDot got fairly close to the reality. A thumbnail is equivalent to the visual art and will be found by a JURY as equivalent to the full-size image. Horny judges will always protect PORN -...- Points: 1
- Post #6
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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"Parking" and traffic "monetization" now before Eighth Circuit Judge[s]
In simple language...mostly. till I tired of typing.....ENJOY. 1231- Points: 1
- Post #12
- Section: Private Legal Discussion
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Neeley v 5 Federal Communications Commissioners, et al, (14-3447)
. . . . Thank you sir for looking through the old public data and commenting. Above all else; I caused the image searches for my name to stop returning naked images done by me and almost none by others. I called an old geezer judge senile in federal Court and did not go to jail. The geezer...- Points: 0
- Post #55
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Neeley v 5 Federal Communications Commissioners, et al, (14-3447)
God is good. I have not yet been able to re-create the SleepSpot software; I may never. It will not use any licensed database software. I have decided to build a site where anyone who wants to use the site to handle reservations may do so for FREE! Share use of a room, hotel, or share a car...- Points: 0
- Post #52
- Section: Legal Discussion
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Neeley v 5 Federal Communications Commissioners, et al
Yes; but I have resolved to accept the U.S. Courts' inability to properly address the early U.S. error (in 1790) of ignoring the human need to protect the moral reputation of the author or of the self. This was because an American wrote the 1790 Copy[rite] Act and used a word coined in "Rights...- Points: 0
- Post #44
- Section: Legal Discussion
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