Kidman Stalker Gets Really Weird
The freak who was convicted of stalking both Nicole Kidman & Claudia Schiffer is apparently not deterred. 
Hooker, 40, laughed and insisted: "This won't stop me asking out other Hollywood actresses." And it gets even better - he's going to countersue Kidman. What a loon. How the hell can he countersue Kidman over a criminal charge, that he's been convicted of no less. Countersuing is a civil action and implies that he's been sued by Kidman in civil court. But we can't expect him to understand that. Not when he's posting some of his poetry to Nicole up on the web.
Plus, he's running for President in 2004. And he wants to switch to online voting - of which his company would control - Finally, all voting should be done on computer via the Internet. This would vastly simplify the process, and eliminate fraud and corruption, as many safeguards could be built into the system. Hooker wants the government to have this system in place before the next Presidential election in 2004. He states that his firm Net-Speed.com could do this and this would save the government a lot of money in all future elections. Umm, yeah. What a total freak.
Hooker, 40, laughed and insisted: "This won't stop me asking out other Hollywood actresses." And it gets even better - he's going to countersue Kidman. What a loon. How the hell can he countersue Kidman over a criminal charge, that he's been convicted of no less. Countersuing is a civil action and implies that he's been sued by Kidman in civil court. But we can't expect him to understand that. Not when he's posting some of his poetry to Nicole up on the web.Plus, he's running for President in 2004. And he wants to switch to online voting - of which his company would control - Finally, all voting should be done on computer via the Internet. This would vastly simplify the process, and eliminate fraud and corruption, as many safeguards could be built into the system. Hooker wants the government to have this system in place before the next Presidential election in 2004. He states that his firm Net-Speed.com could do this and this would save the government a lot of money in all future elections. Umm, yeah. What a total freak.
# | May 31, 2001