Beyoncé posted a message—which was quickly deleted from her Instagram—that criticized reports of her being pregnant with her second child with husband Jay-Z. What pics do remain are photos from her recent trip to Cuba to celebrate her fifth wedding anniversary. But of course the deleted message was seen by many, and saved, and it throws shots at the media.
The message that addressed the pregnancy rumors partly reads, “All I can do is sit back and laugh at all these low life people who have nothing better to do than talk about me.”
Ouch.
Needless to say one of Bey’s handlers probably told her that’s not the type of vitriol you should be sending the media’s way. Yesterday, E! Online reported that multiple sources confirmed that the singer was pregnant. The rumors of the bun in the oven caught fire when she arrived at the Met Ball wearing a Givenchy dress that hid her midriff, which in turn fueled all the speculation.
As for the photos of that controversial trip to Cuba, some of the flicks include a shot of her and some smiling children as well as one posing with her hubby. Check them all out, and the message she sent to the “low lifes,” in the gallery below.
There are no “do-overs” on the Internets.
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Photos: Beyoncé, TMZ
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Sex-with-animals advocate told to stay off Internet
An unapologetic advocate of sex between animals and humans was warned by a judge on Friday that he’s flirting with violating the conditions of his release by having others post comments on the Internet for him.

By Mike Carter

A convicted drug-runner and unapologetic advocate of zoophilia — sex between animals and humans — was warned by a federal judge on Friday that he’s flirting with violating the conditions of his prison release by having others post comments on the Internet on his behalf.

Douglas Spink, 42, appeared before U.S. District Judge Ricardo Martinez in Seattle after concerns had been raised about Spink’s access to the Internet through third parties, including his mother. Spink allegedly had been having others post comments to websites affiliated with bestiality.

Spink is living with his mother after being released from prison after serving time for his 2005 arrest on drug charges. He was given a lenient, three-year sentence because of his extensive cooperation with investigators.

One of Spink’s attorneys, James Turner, of Bellingham, said his client believes that the controversy surrounding human-animal sex is shaping up to be the “civil-rights fight of the 21st century, much like gay rights.”

After the hearing, Spink said he’s misunderstood and maligned, and has never hurt an animal. He said he could sum up his philosophy in a single phrase: “Humans are not the only sexual species,” he said.

Martinez warned Spink that the court could do nothing about his ideas, “but I can control your actions.”

A representative of the U.S. Office of Probation and Parole said it appeared that Spink, who owned and operated a computer security company, was attempting to get around the court’s order that he avoid the Internet unless he agrees to having his computer use monitored.

Martinez told Spink that he understands that rules “chafe,” but that he must find a way to live within them or face another stretch in federal prison.

Earlier this month, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Martinez’s decision to have the government wipe the hard drives of computers seized from Spink when he was arrested at his property in 2009 near Sumas at what Whatcom County officials have described as an animal-sex farm.

Spink was barely out of federal prison on drug charges at the time and the incident resulted in Martinez finding that he had violated conditions of his release by engaging in animal cruelty and eventually sending him back to prison for nearly three years.

Federal agents have been unable to access the hard drives, which they feared contained encrypted material related to bestiality.

The appeals court decided that it was better to be safe and wipe the drives than risk allowing Spink access to any hidden files.

A London man, Stephen Clarke, was also arrested at the Whatcom County property and pleaded guilty to animal-cruelty charges.

He testified that he had traveled from London to Spink’s property to have sex with Spink’s dogs and horses.

Police recovered several hours of videotape recordings of Clarke’s activities, according to court files.

Whatcom County officials waited until Spink was released from federal custody to a halfway house last year to charge him with three counts of animal cruelty in state court relating to the 2009 incident at the farm. Those charges are pending.

Meantime, Spink has 18 months of federal supervision remaining, and Martinez urged him not to mess up “when you’re this close.”

“Then you can be rid of us, and we can be rid of you,” the judge said.

Spink’s troubles began when his car was stopped in 2005 in Monroe loaded with 328 pounds of cocaine intended for Canada. Federal officials said the drugs were worth nearly $32 million, according to court documents. Spink could have faced up to 15 years in prison.

However, he agreed to cooperate and in exchange for his testimony against other drug suppliers and a pair of corrupt Seattle-area attorneys, Spink was given a three-year sentence.

Mike Carter: [email protected] or 206-464-3706

Information from Seattle Times archives is included in this report.

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A WOMAN from Bezha in Gwanda surprised all and sundry when she told her South Africa based husband that she had been impregnated by a goblin.

The woman, Sihle Mpala, reportedly fell pregnant during her husband’s absence and when she was quizzed on the pregnancy, she claimed that goblins were responsible.

Michael Mthunzi revealed that he left his wife at his home two years ago and when he was away he got a phone call informing him to report home immediately.

“I received a phone call from my brother and we did not discuss much on the phone, he just told me that I should come home as soon as possible.

“I just thought that maybe someone at home had died therefore I arranged and came home,” said Mthunzi.

He revealed that when he got home, no one broke the news and his wife was absent.

“You know I was eager to know why I was wanted home with such urgency and when I realised that there was no funeral, I concluded that it was about my cattle.

“I then waited patiently for my wife, but when she got home I got shocked as I realised that she was pregnant.

“When I asked her what was happening, she told me that I should not beat her as she never cheated on me, but suspects that she was impregnated by a goblin,” revealed Mthunzi. He said his wife tried to convince him by telling him stories of goblins which were troubling villagers.

“In a bid to make me buy her story, she told me that there was a time when some men in the village woke up sleeping outside their bedroom huts. She made it appear as if goblins slept with their wives,” he said.

On the fateful day, Mthunzi became speechless and he just moved out of their bedroom hut to sleep in the kitchen.

He then confronted his family members on the matter, but they dismissed his wife’s claims saying she was trying to cover up for her actions.

“I told my wife that the best thing was to seek assistance from a traditional healer and find out the truth.

“Surprisingly, on the following day, we discovered that she had packed her belongings and that was a sign that she was telling lies,” he said.

Mthunzi’s brother also confirmed the incident saying they were still trying to find the whereabouts of Mpala as she did not go to her parents.