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" Remember the mid 2000&amp;#039;s? Remember MySpace? Remember Tila Tequila?  She was the first (ahem) &amp;quot;MySpace celebrity&amp;quot;\u2014someone famous just for being famous on MySpace. This may seem like an odd claim today now that MySpace has become an online ghost town. After a failed relaunch, it wasn&amp;#039;t hard to imagine that it would be the last we&amp;#039;d hear about MySpace. Perhaps forever.  That was until it was brought to my attention that Tila Tequila, once an MTV-approved reality show glamour-puss, is now a fully fledged Jew-hating neo-Nazi with a league of conspiracy theorist followers who refer to her as their &amp;quot;Queen.&amp;quot; How&amp;#039;s that for an online following?  She seems to have taken her modicum of fame and gone all Jim Jones on us. She posts sometimes 20 times a day about various conspiracy theories including, but not limited to: African Nazis, Zionism, &amp;quot;dark astral planes&amp;quot;, the New World Order, the Illuminati, winged planets, and so much more. Oh. This is all just in the past day.  We bring this news to you not as a Tila Tequila news item but more as a general warning as to what happens when you believe your own hype to the point where you&amp;#039;re somehow carrying on, years past your prime, in some sort of semi-public freefall where your only followers are the kind of tin-hat wearing mouth-breathers that took too many mushrooms in high school and can&amp;#039;t look at the back of a dollar without ejaculating all over themselves about how 9/11 is somehow drawn in there.  Somewhere between all the Nazi-sympathizing and flat-out anti-Semitic rhetoric is a scared woman with some severe mental issues. Maybe if she&amp;#039;d kept it all on MySpace the world may never have known how much of a crazy bigot she became. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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