I have been meaning to write this article for over a year now, and today having to look at the ginger freckled face of Mark Zuckerburg on the cover of Time Magazine I figured it's now or never.

Now I will admit that this guy Zuckerburg has had some success in his well known Website Facebook.com, and like many other social network sites his popularity is built on the donations of people world wide looking to get their information out there, and in my case a pure desire to see what others are putting out there. Given the fact you must register an account to view information on Facebook it's a pretty good mouse trap.

None the less it's no diffrent than many others. Take for example MySpace's Tom what's his name.. I actually had to go on google to recall his first name, because basically he's just a has been that sold out his many members to Rupard Murdock. Not only that it's quite clear to see that the build up of Facebook, like many other .com companies it is really nothing to be impressed with given the fact the database has been around for quite some time, and the very idea of blowing up a .com company like a balloon only to have it pop a few short years later is a well known pyramid scheme that leaves the ignorant with a useless piece of paper in exchange for their hard earned money.

Now it's quite obvious what is happening here, with each new social networking site people are sharing more and more. The time line seems to be about 2-3 years, at which time someone comes out with a new way of capturing personal details and exploiting them for personal gain. You can expect that much like the AOL, YAHOO, MYSPACE of yesterday, Facebook will also meet the same fate. It's not enough to have members share details anymore, now it's business. You would be hard pressed to find a large company out there that is not dabbling in this free advertisement bastion. In addition to that there is the information sharing that goes on without the members having any idea. Once their information is uploaded it's shared across their friends profiles, and then across their friends profiles. It's enough to ensure that I myself refrain from talking to people via Facebook.

Often times I get friend request from people I knew long ago, some of them past girlfriends and or aquantances. I usually deny these request because it's none of anyones business who I have interacted with in the past. Often times people take it the wrong way, and that's just what the Jew want's. They have made a business out of connecting the dots of peoples lives and the inherent feelings and emotions that go along with it.

Much like the rise of all men or women, there is a fall. In the 1930's Hilter was on the cover of Time Magazine, one needs but a few moments to see what other people have made Time Magazines front page. I can't help but to think that the last name Zuckerburg is of Jewish decent, and thus his new Hollywood movie and Time Magazine award can really be considered a collaborated retaliation to MySpace in an effort to dominate the media market in every conceivable way.

I myself have never seen Mark's new movie, but from the TV commercials I have seen it looks like a re-make of the once popular movie Cruel Intentions where as a bunch of spoiled Ivy league kids learn how to grow up in a Hollywood mega-rich environment. 

What I would say to Mark Zuckerburg should I ever be unfortunate enough to run into him would be, "Congratulations on your climb to success, yet like all others before you can you handle the fall?".  I would also ask him to remove the fake Rex Umney profile that PowerStroker and Co. set up as my request for them to do so have all been ignored, however I am willing to bet my Benz that should I go on facebook and create such an unflattering profile of Mark Zukerburg for the world to see it would be removed within the hour, if provisions aren't already in place to flag such entries.

What I have found of most ALL web forums, and or social networking sites is that free speech only extends to things not pertaining to the owner of said forums or social networking sites. Then again there is more than enough drama to go around, and such information would never be missed.

So in 2-3 years from now when Facebook is considered the has been in the .com world I will bump this tread for a resounding "I told you so".