When I watched the film "The Matrix" I
immediately recognized many Christian themes in it that others
have written about
in the press
as
well. Then later I thought, how did these two guys,
the Wachowskis, one a cross-dresser calling himself "Lana" who
left his wife, the other another oddball, author a script with
such a strong Christian bent to it. It just didn't add up.
The Matrix
Most cross-dressers and gays usually don't cite
the Bible, as it is the Book that calls their lifestyle a sin
that the Lord says they are to repent of (stop doing) and He
will forgive them. Hollywood gays are almost always hostile and
disrespectful towards the Bible and Christians. Hence the
rampant sacrilegious garbage on your TV.
Yes, that's a dude - copyright
infringer Larry "Lana" Wachowski of the Matrix
Then you find out that a New York born, black
Christian woman, Sophia Stewart, wrote a script called "The
Third Eye," submitted it to the Wachowski brothers via answering
an ad they placed in the paper for material.
Andy Wachowski posing with
"Matrix" producer Joel Silver, who is underwriting another infringement, Rock N
Rolla, by Guy Ritchie (Madonna's emasculated husband). Old habits die hard.
A couple years
later, they willfully infringed her copyright, also known as a
crime. They were caught lying in court documents where they
ended up contradicting previous statements.
Sophia Stewart
Then you find out Sophia Stewart contacted the FBI
regarding the infringement of her copyright by Warner Bros. and
the Wachowskis. Copyright infringement is a crime the FBI
investigates, as it is a criminal breach of federal law (and United
Nations
laws as well).
Scene from the Matrix
The FBI investigated and found her copyrighted
script "The Third
Eye" was on the set of "The Matrix." They also found the Wachowski
brothers and Warner Bros. edited out 30 minutes of the movie in
an attempt to avoid copyright infringement claims. Clearly they
didn't edit enough, as her script still makes up the backbone of
the film "The Matrix."
James Cameron
The FBI also found during the course of their
investigation that her copyrighted script was passed to James
Cameron over at Columbia Pictures, and he infringed it as well
for his movie "The Terminator."
Among other things, the phrase made popular in
the film "The Terminator" as said by Arnold Schwarzenegger,
"I'll be back," was in Sophia Stewart's copyrighted script years
before Cameron infringed it for said film. It's just one of
several infringements contained in the movie.
Jessica Alba in Dark Angel
It should be noted, James Cameron has been
formally accused by others of stealing several projects
including Dark Angel (which he was sued for), Titanic (there was
a very similar Titanic documentary that aired on national TV one
year before Cameron decided to make his) and the forthcoming
Avatar.
"According to court
documentation, an FBI investigation discovered that more than
thirty minutes had been edited from the original film, in an
attempt to avoid penalties for copyright infringement. The
investigation also stated that credible witnesses employed at
Warner Brothers came forward, claiming that the executives and
lawyers had full knowledge that the work in question did not
belong to the Wachowski Brothers. These witnesses claimed to
have seen Stewart's original work and that it had been often
used during preparation of the motion pictures. The defendants
tried, on several occasions, to have Stewart's case dismissed,
without success." (yahoo
link)
COPYRIGHT FACTS
Copyright Infringement Is A Crime
It's the running theme in
Hollywood - steal, steal, steal. Never mind international and
domestic law calls copyright infringement a serious financial crime and violation of
U.N. treaties.
Copyrights Are Intangible
Assets
Copyright infringement is the equivalent of
stealing someone's home, stocks or bonds, as copyrights under
all applicable laws (criminal and civil court - copyright,
bankruptcy and tax
law), are categorized as "intangible assets." Like any
other asset, when liquidated/used copyrights become money.
Put it this way, they include
copyrights as intangible assets when calculating one's net
worth. Therefore, stealing copyrighted material is a crime, as you have
stolen someone else's assets A/K/A money. You're a thief. A
criminal. A fraud. A fake.
Copyright Lawyers
If Hollywood didn't engage in
copyright infringement at the stunning rate it does, there
wouldn't be so many copyright lawyers and law firms. There are
3,780 listed copyright law firms in America.
Anyone can
file a copyright, it doesn't require a lawyer to do that. But
sadly, any deceitful, dishonest person can steal a copyright, hence the need for copyright lawyers to litigate and get
said protected work back.
If there was no
demand for copyright lawyers due to rampant cases of
infringement, there would be no supply. Those 3,780 firms exist
for a reason. Full stop.
In Closing
Typical of Hollywood and this
ugly, unlawful arrogance it operates under, people's copyrights
are being brazenly stolen in violation of the law.
They behave as
though others have no rights, when the United Nations states everyone has
rights. They think they are above everyone
else because they are famous, when it takes nothing to become a
celebrity these days.
As a standing rule for anyone
claiming to be a songwriter, producer, author or screenplay
writer: if you were that good, you'd write your own stuff
instead of stealing everybody else's.
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