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A Georgia health care worker was arrested for allegedly dancing suggestively on disabled patients’ head in two viral TikTok videos — and seen smirking in her mug shot photo. One of the alleged videos shows Lucrecia Kormassa Koiyan, 19, of Loganville, grinding on the head of a shirtless man sitting in a bathtub, before she reaches into her pocket for a pill box and pops one in his mouth. Koiyan allegedly recorded another nauseating video — reposted on Instagram — in which the scrubs-clad in-home adult day care employee danced suggestively over a different disabled man, who sat in a...

http://vimeo.com/20451029 This is NOT a GOOOH Video.. but it sure makes the case that the GOOOH process MUST succeed in 2012 ! Wake up America !..... Please !

There is a 6:45 long video at the link that briefly explains how communists have infiltrated our country.

Fans Flock To Famous Harlem Theater For Public Remembrance, Thousands Line 125th Street Fans from all over gathered to pay tribute to Michael Jackson at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater on Tuesday, where more than 40 years ago, the Jackson Five launched its career, and effectively, a new era in pop music with the introduction to Michael.

AMERICAN teenagers are facing school bans on a new style of sexually suggestive dancing called freaking, the first dance craze to have been spread through the internet. In California head teachers, dismayed that many liberal parents do not see the problem, have resorted to showing them videos which use dolls to portray the children grinding their pelvises together. Some schools are introducing “no freaking contracts” for pupils to sign before they can attend autumn dances; others are suspending dances known as winter formals until the craze abates. For the first time in its 90-year history, the National Association of Secondary...

By Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer October 17, 2006 A teenage boy dances behind his winter-formal date, hands on her hips, thrusting his pelvis against her while she hitches up her satiny gown and bends at the waist. Another couple dance facing each other, their bodies enmeshed and their hips gyrating in a frenzy. A boy approaches a third couple, nearly sandwiching the girl between himself and her partner. Teenagers call it "freaking," a style of dance made popular on MTV. Educators call it "simulated sex" that has no place at school dances. This clash between outraged adults and sexualized...