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Forbes Magazine Blasts Jay-Z For Breaking The
Law In Poaching People’s Clients For Roc Nation Sports
April 1. 2014
Jay-Z
In the May 13, 2013 article “The NFL Disses Jay-Z
With New Rule Designed To Keep Him Out“ the Judiciary Report slammed
rapper and intellectual property thief Jay-Z as an unqualified
person pretending he is a sports agent, while unethically signing
athletes to their detriment.
In the February 16, 2014 article “Madonna’s Kabbalah
Center Targeting Domestic And International Pro-Athletes Endangering
Their Careers And Health“ the Judiciary Report wrote about and
slammed Madonna, Jay-Z and Kabbalah Center for circling, befriending
and poaching famous athletes from their agents. The article again
reiterated Jay-Z and company do not know what they are doing in
sports management (they don’t even know what they’re doing in music
management). The article also warned sports agents to protect their
clients:
"The Kabbalah Center’s aim
in targeting professional athletes is twofold. Their goal is to also
lure them away from their current managers, agents and promoters, to
whom they are contractually obligated, which is unethical, to enable
the cult to financially exploit their careers. The Kabbalah Center
then takes over their careers, when they know absolutely nothing
about sports management, filling these athletes heads with mumbo
jumbo and crazy cult practices, destroying their peace of mind and
mental stability. They are experimenting with professional athletes
careers and to their detriment, while causing problems in their
respective genres of sport.
Sports managers, agents
and promoters need to protect their athletes from this cult.
Athletes also need to be very wary of this cult. They are known for
criminally spying on their members and people they target for
exploitation via criminally commissioned phone hacking, computer
hacking, email hacking, wiretapping and stalking."
A month later, on March 10, 2014, mainstream
publication Forbes magazine covered the topic of Jay-Z unethically
and illegally poaching athletes from actual sports agents. The
article goes into great detail regarding the illegality of Jay-Z’s
conduct. As stated on the site previously, Jay-Z, Madonna and other Kabbalah Center members have been
infringing my copyrights. Among
the items they stole was a business plan for a entertainment and
sports management agency. However, my business plan called for
finding and nurturing undiscovered entertainment and sports talent,
not illegally and unethically poaching established stars from other
agencies.
But as everything Jay-Z and co does is stolen and he
is currently in court now for everything from copyright infringement
to trademark infringement, he is a fraud pretending to be a
businessman. He steals things he doesn’t understand and does not
have the mental capacity to correctly execute, resulting in disaster
and corporate collapse. Most of Jay-Z’s so-called businesses have
been shuttered.
Regarding the rip off sports agency Roc Nation
Sports, you also have a situation where uneducated, ignorant wannabe
agent/manager, Jay-Z, is also trying to play coach and undermining
what real coaches are telling their athletes. This is no good. What
will happen is championships and titles will be lost by teams as
well as athletes in individual sports listening to Jay-Z. Not to
mention, millions of dollars will be lost as well by athletes whose
careers he is experimenting with while pretending to be a sports
agent. When the problem becomes evident to teams, his athletes could
end up getting benched and or dropped for listening to what he is
stating whilst trying to play coach.
In short, athletes should go with people who know
what they are doing, not some crackpot cult member and his cohorts
making up stuff as they go along, while experimenting with your
careers.
Jay-Z could care less about these athletes careers.
His conduct is rooted in greed. The blogosphere slammed Jay-Z for
being upset with Lebron James for coming to the Miami Heat, rather
than the Nets, a team the rapper had a small stake in, owning less
than one percent of the shares (never mind he told the world he
owned the team, when he didn't and was eventually pushed out by a
billionaire owner). The Nets could not provide the tactical support
James needed to win championships.
If Jay-Z knows anything about basketball, he had to
have known this, yet wanted him on the team anyway in what would
have been the wrong move from the Cavaliers. Judiciary Report
articles encouraged James to come to Miami and it worked out well
for him, as he's won two championships thus far.
STORY SOURCE
Jay Z Has 99 Problems, But Is Being A Sports Agent One?
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