"Every Kid in a Park," "The Pullman Monument"

February 20, 2015

That's a picture from today of the Yahoo search result for the White House's official website.  The title of the page is purple because results turn purple when I have clicked on them.

Those are pictures of the first page of the website.

By the summer of 2010, the conglomerate's sexual harassment of me had been happening for a few months.  I didn't know it then, but I was getting followed and videotaped a lot by people who had heard of me because of the conglomerate.  Once during that summer, I went for a walk with a guy that I knew.  We were both living with relatives and what turned into a date happened in a park, at night.  It was the first time that I had kissed someone in a year.  It was the last time that I kissed anyone.  The conglomerate has eviscerated my life.

Someone videotaped us, and the conglomerate has never stopped talking about it.

These are pictures from today of the page that corresponds with the caption "Let's Get Every Kid in a Park."

I don't know if there's anyone who has heard of me who hasn't heard that there is video that was filmed of me masturbating in a shower.  There's a lot of video of me in showers and restrooms.  It was all filmed illegally with hidden cameras, starting at the homeless shelter in Vermont where I lived for a few months in 2011.  I have strongly objected to the SICK, SADISTIC, ILLEGAL videos of me since I first realized that I was the victim of voyeurism.  The conglomerate's response both to the voyeurism and to my objections to the voyeurism is to treat the situation as if it's funny and something I deserve.  The conglomerate also depends on the illegal video and the conglomerate's publicity about it to discredit everything that I say to protest the conglomerate's promotion of child molestation.  What the conglomerate wants the world to think is "What could a dirty slut like her have to say about children?"  The conglomerate neglects to notice or care that many male celebrities use women's bodies as if they are tissues.

These are also pictures from the article that starts with discussion of the "Every Kid in a Park Initiative":

Copyright, with noted exceptions, L. Kochman, February 20, 2015 @ 3:08 a.m.