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April 2008

By now, some of you may know about WebeWeb, the Florida-based Internet company that peddles suggestive photos and videos of smiling 8-year old girls doing backbends in their bikinis.

If not, you are in for a profoundly stomach-turning experience.

While most little girls go through that phase where they prance around in front of mirrors, WebeWeb's girls are decidedly different.

Tiny asses in the air, skinny legs spread for the camera, these children have inspired thousands of adult male fans and congressional legislation, all the while raking in lots of money.

Are the girls trying to break into "honest" modeling or being seasoned for a life in porn? Should their parents be commended for their keen business sense, or prosecuted for child endangerment? Keep in mind that each model's website offers subscriber options, fan clubs, and merchandise for sale.

Most agree that it's twisted.

Few can agree on whether it should be outlawed.

Among those concerned are Florida Congressman Mark Foley, who initiated the Child Modeling Exploitation Prevention Act of 2002, (H.R. 756) last May. He's also asked the Justice Department to investigate for possible criminal or civil charges.

The controversial bill has been referred to two subcommittees but has gone no further.

Meanwhile, WebeWeb is still operating.

Peruse at your own risk:

http://www.childsupermodels.com/

Get to know WebeWeb's adult male fans at: www.babbleclub.com

For more information on WebeWeb, see: http://www.msnbc.com/news/730491.asp

To take action on H.R. 756, visit:

http://capwiz.com/darkness/issues/bills/?bill=693391

Jan 2003


I would like to draw attention to an episode of "The Shield" (Fox network) that aired on January 21, 2003 The show portrays a "strike team" of police that live outside the law; beating up people in Mafia-style threats, coercion, blackmail and generally every other thing that the police are supposed to stop. This particular show finds the main character, Vic, shot after a gun battle with a criminal and his partners in an uproar over his wounds. Vic grabs one of his partners and says to him something like, "You take care of this. Take care of him." Vic's partners head over to the criminal's house and find his girlfriend packing a bag for him. They shove her around a bit and demand to know where the criminal has gone. In typical gun moll fashion she tells them to get out, she ain't tellin' them nothin' and so on. One of the cops shoves his fellow officers out of the room and locks the door. He grabs the woman and throws her face down on the bed. He pins her arms behind her as she kicks and screams. When she still won't tell him where the criminal is, he begins to unbutton his pants and starts to threaten her with rape. She cries, screams "no" and begs for him to stop. He continues to undo his pants and keeps threatening her, kicking apart her legs. Finally, she tells him what he wants to know and he gets off her. As she remains on the bed, crying, he tells her she lost out and blows her a kiss. I sat through that scene in horror. I am deeply offended and enraged. Women who are abused and raped are encouraged to go to the police for help. We beg and plead with them to go to the authorities. Here is a show where the "good guy" throws a woman down and threatens to rape her. I can't imagine how that scene could have affected a rape victim or an abused woman who is trying to find a way out. Please help me tell Fox that this kind of programming cannot be tolerated. There is far too much ugliness and rape in this world without Fox glorifying it in one of their highest-rated shows.---- Submitted by Amy in Colorado If you are outraged, o.a.g recommends you contact the network and the LAPD, which the show claims to portray.
FX Cable Networks Group 10000 Santa Monica Blvd, 4th floor Los Angeles, CA 90067 Phone: 310-286-3800 Fax: 310-789-4688 www.fxnetworks.com President/CEO: Peter Liguori Senior VP of Programming: Chuck Saftler and Los Angeles Police Department Public Affairs Section 150 North Los Angeles Street Room 731 Los Angeles, California 90012 213-485-3281 or LAPD Media Relations Section 150 North Los Angeles Street Room 626 Los Angeles, California 90012 213-485-3586


Please contact Miller Beer about their 'Cat Fight Ad' where two women fight, tear off each other's clothing and end up writhing in mud, all to prove whether Miller tastes great or is less filling.. You've probably seen the ad by now, but if you haven't, you can treat yourself at: www.millertime.com If you are outrages, you can contact Miller's Communications Director, Michael Hennick, at (414) 931-4536 or at mhennick@mbco.com Here is a sample letter you can use or revise. Dear Miller Ad Company, I was appalled by your use of violence as a sexual turn on for men to sell your beer in your recent Cat Fight Ad. Your company is teaching males, especially boys, to be aroused by semi-nude women violently attacking each other over the merits of a beer. Is your company so desperate it must stoop this low? Since you don't seem to care about attracting women consumers, I am boycotting Miller products and encouraging others to join me. We all deserve to see women depicted as respected partners, not as idiotic, violent sex objects. Submitted by Media Watch

July 2002

Shock Jock makes kidnap remarks (July 2002) (skip to update)
forwarded to o.a.g. from Nikki Craft and mediawatch.com

We are calling for the termination of shock jock host Mickey Esparza, a.k.a. "the Perpetrator."
He is based in Dallas, TX and has a popular show on KSJO 92.7 FM, "afternoon drive" 3-7 pm. He can also be heard on 105.3 in San Diego, and 97.1 KEGL in Dallas.

On Wednesday July 24th at 4:45 pm he made the following comment: "Let's say, for instance, you're somebody that is a kidnapper. Think of all the nylon rope you could get at Orchard Supply Hardware. Plus, they sell tarps. I'm sure they sell lye to dissolve the body.''

Earlier in the same show he referred to 7-year old abductee Erica Pratt of Philadelphia, who escaped by chewing through the duct tape. He said: "That's why I don't use duct tape. That's why I use nylon rope."

His comments were made on the same day as the memorial for the recently raped and murdered 5-year-old Samantha Runnion of Orange County, California.

While the news is brimming with stories of kidnapped, raped and murdered children, Mickey Esparza has featured on his show a little girl's voice telling jokes like, "What are the two most important holes in a woman's body? Her nostrils, so she can breathe while she's giving a blow job."

Esparza has been temporarily suspended for his comments. Please let Clear Channel know that he should be fired.

Orchard Supply has pulled their advertising on KSJO as a result of Mickey's comments. We are calling for the boycott of all sponsors of Esparza's show.

Clear Channel, which owns 1200 stations nationwide, has a history of airing the very worst national shock jocks, including Opie and Anthony, Howard Stern, Tom Leykis, Bob Grant, Rush Limbaugh, Michael Savitch.

At least three Clear Channel DJ's have been charged with animal cruelty for torturing and killing animals live on the air. Clear Channel has also been hit with several sexual harassment suits by employees. Basically, they're evil.

Please email Clear Channel's top executives at these addresses:

Chairmain/CEO Lowry Mays: LLowryMays@clearchannel.com
President/COO Mark Mays: MarkPMays@clearchannel.com
Exec VP/CFO Randall Mays: RandallTMays@clearchannel.com
Senior VP Kathryn Mays Johnson: KathrynMaysJohnson@clearchannel.com

If you prefer to write a letter, here are two addresses to use:

Clear Channel Communications, Inc.
200 East Basse Road
San Antonio, Texas 78209
210 822 2828

Clear Channel Radio
50 East Rivercenter Blvd. 12th Floor
Covington, KY 41011
859 655 2267

CLEAR CHANNEL UPDATE

As of September 23, 2002 DJ Mikey Esparza, who broadcasts on San Francisco KSJO, Dallas KEGL, and San Diego KIOZ, was replaced on three bay area stations for his song advocating sex with 9-12 year old girls.

Mikey had been suspended for a week in July for airing tips for kidnappers on how to bind children with nylon rope and where to buy the supplies such as tarps and lye to dispose of the bodies.

Here are some lyrics from Mikey's tribute song for R. Kelly, a rapper accused of making child porn:

"Ooh yeah, look at that child over there.
Is she nine or is she twelve? Ain't got no pubic hair.
I'm feeling frisky, I know it's risky.
Friday night I need a bite. Underage girls with some cellulite.
I like 'em young with no pubic hair. I like 'em bald and I like 'em bare."

Ed Krampf, manager of Clear Channel's 10 bay area stations, said regarding Mikey's firing, "We just want to go local. We want someone who is relatable in the Bay Area in terms of content, who knows what works and what doesn't work."

India Weeks and Jim Burns helped lead the protest to get Mikey fired. For more info or to answer any question please call them at 831-372-2981.

Here are other examples of what Clear Channel DJs have done in the past.

DJ "Bubba the Love Sponge" of Tampa Bay's WXTB tortured a wild boar by castrating it live on the air and then slit its throat as a promotional gimmick. After barbequing its testicles, he was arrested and charged with a felony count of animal cruelty. Clear Channel spent millions to defend him, and after getting charges dropped, put him back on the air.
A Denver DJ received complaints for throwing a chicken from a three-story building and encouraging his listeners to round up animals and put them on a highway to see how many could make it across the road. In Wheeling, Virginia, a steer was executed and broadcast live on 129 Clear Channel stations.
Clear Channel DJs also hire strippers, prostitutes and porn stars as regulars on their shows.

Several o.a.g. visitors wrote in with their own Clear Channel horror stories. Click here to read them. (opens in a new window, just close when finished!)

April 24, 2001

The very latest in bad taste, Dallas-based Wife Beater t-shirts offers so-called "wife beater" undershirts for $20 apiece. It's a white or black sleeveless shirt with WIFE BEATER tastefully printed in contrasting script. There's even a "lil' wife beater" for aspiring infants.

Tongue-in-cheek, maybe.

Vulgar, yet oddly amusing?

Well, it gets worse: the site includes photos of a male playfully spanking a laughing female, both clad in wife beater wear, plus a "Wife Beater Hall of Fame," spotlighting famous batterers Tommy Lee and Ike Turner. The final touch is a "buy one, get a second at half price" offer those who can prove their official batterer status. As the site puts it, "You must enclose proof of conviction, court records, restraining order, probation officer's phone#,... photos are NOT acceptable."

The site address is http://www.wife-beaters.com.

They are hosted by valueweb.net

Their email is beaten@wife-beaters.com or bruised@wife-beaterscom.

Please proceed accordingly.

February 2000

While visiting the home of a thirteen-year old friend last month, one angry girl had the opportunity to peruse the February 2000 issue of Teen Magazine.

On page 26, she noticed a fashion spread of "cupid's coolest picks," featuring this spunky tank-and-g-string set in bubblegum pink.

o.a.g. considers a pink g-string a fairly disturbing underwear choice for a seventh grader. She also believes that any organized marketing effort to sexualize minors is irresponsible, considering that half of rape victims in America are assaulted before their 17th birthday.

She expressed her dismay to Teen Magazine via email (teen2@emapusa.com) but has received no reply. Please feel free to contact them yourself.