Tiffany Willis (LiberalAmerica.org) defends Jeromie Williams

It recently came to our attention that the criminal fraud artist Jeromie Williams is now working as the Managing Editor and Creative Director of LiberalAmerica.org. Naturally, I emailed the Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Tiffany Willis (Website, Facebook), to enquire whether she had, in fact, hired Jeromie Williams. Here is her response:

Incredulous, I emailed her back to confirm that she really doesn’t care about the women and children Jeromie has stalked, harassed and threatened, or the thousands of dollars he’s stolen (from progressive, liberal causes!).

She responded that what he did was “in the past” and “between him and whoever he was dealing with.” And: “It’s not my concern.” She described this website as “slander” (she declined to identify what, in particular, was defamatory), and “wrong”: “What you’re doing is wrong to not only have that info up there but to aggressively pursue anyone who he tries to work for.” And: “you stalk him don’t you?” Oh, and she “love[s]” Jeromie.

Well.

A quick investigation revealed Tiffany Willis is a “social media instructor” at the Dallas County Community College District. Apparently, she had a “meaningful and important” corporate career as a middle manager, making $60,000 per year, but she threw it all away. “As a single mom, [Willis] says she and her children ‘have downgraded our lives and our expenses’ and ‘we’re going to live differently.'”

And by “differently,” I guess, she meant she would start a website, LiberalAmerica.org, and hire Jeromie Williams, among others, to write egregiously ridiculous and sensational bullshit simply in order to generate hits and ad revenue, inciting many death threats all along the way (not to mention racism and xenophobia). As he has admitted, he’s a “hustler for pennies.”

Poor Tiffany, on the other hand, often seems to have trouble attracting views and shares. I decided to offer her some friendly advice:

As I pointed out to her, Jeromie didn’t “reject” me so much as threaten to kill me.

Later I couldn’t resist pointing out the irony that at the very same time Tiffany was whining about a “war on women,” she was actively employing and defending a man who has a long history of woman-hatred. He has stalked and harassed them, and stolen thousands of dollars from them. He pickets breast cancer research events. He has called women names, like “bitch” and “saggy titted cunt” (with “faggy” sons), and blogged about shutting them up with giant black penises. He has fantasized about killing them, and threatened to do so, again, and again.

Oh, but all that is “in the past.” It’s “not [her] concern.” Also, it’s slander, and wrong of us to try to inform anyone about who exactly they’re dealing with. Jeromie should be free to go on, defrauding others at will. And when they ask him, politely, for their money back, he can threaten them, and call them “saggy titted cunts,” too.

It’s not Tiffany’s concern, you see.

She’s too occupied with her own “progressive causes,” like, apparently, posting “Extremely Hot Facebook Selfies” from members of Mexican drug cartels.

Yes, really.

Man, this guy’s guns are so sexy, I bet he’s about to do something super-progressive with them. (I thought Tiffany Willis and LiberalAmerica.org were anti-gun. Oh well, whatever.)

Now of course, the reality is that the Mexican cartels are filled with psychopathic, inhuman criminals who target civilians, and have no problem hacking the heads off of 15-year-old boys, public executions via chainsaw (including of women), not to mention the usual mass murder and the sex slave industry. [WARNING: EXTREMELY DISTURBING CONTENT, VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED]

Here’s one typical case:

Four members of the CJNG cartel mistakenly identified a ten year old girl as the daughter of a rival involved in a conflict over drug market territory. Irma Isaisa Jasmine Arroyo, 10, whose body was found maimed and semi incinerated on 28 January in the city of Tecoman. … After being kidnapped on Sunday January 27, 2013 the child was raped and murdered. The next day her body was discovered in a lemon orchard within the colonia Cofradía de Juárez.

In other words, they thought a 10-year-old girl was the daughter of a member of a rival cartel, so they gang-raped her, murdered her, and then incinerated her.

But whatever, that’s not Tiffany Willis’s concern. It happened in the past. And those cartel studs are just so “Extremely Hot.”

Well, that explains a lot, doesn’t it? No wonder why she “love[s]” Jeromie Williams. As I told her on Twitter, she’s a morally illiterate fool.

On a related note, the next time Tiffany Willis or some other “LiberalAmerican” whines about a “War on Women” in Mitt Romney’s binders, you might consider politely asking her to remove her head from her ass.

Back in January 2012, I contacted Examiner.com to let them know that Jeromie, then one of their writers, was fabricating events, people, and even witnesses in his articles for months. To their credit, they fired him almost immediately. Playboy also acted quickly.

On the other hand, it took nearly two months for Erika Jahn, co-founder and executive editor of The Gaily, to remove Jeromie from his position as contributing editor there, and delete all of his articles from their site. Despite being warned that Jeromie was fabricating stories, committing ChipIn fraud, stalking a woman and teenaged boys, and making death threats and homophobic remarks, Ms. Jahn initially dismissed our warnings as spam.

It took nearly ten months for Pet Pardons to part company with Jeromie Williams, and their long and sordid history of defending and enabling him is well-documented throughout this site, from misleading people with his bullshit stories (like the disgusting Fairfield hoax) to inciting death threats against innocent people, from allowing him to embezzle funds from Pet Pardons donors to cheating in charity contests. One associate in particular even tried to get WordPress to shut down our blog.

Can Tiffany Willis break the Pet Pardons record of incredibly obstinate hypocrisy? Personally, I doubt it, but we’ll see…