The Coalition Keeps Condemnation for Chinada’s Satanic Cult
Worship on the Geo-Political Front Burner
Part IX
© 2010 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
It should be fully appreciated by the Fiefdom treatise audience that the Satanic cult evidence is not a fabrication of the author – that it is a politi-corporate reality in Canada and is a fundamental tenet of the Chinada High Command’s ideology*. And it also ought to be undeniable that the coalition is even more committed to achieving stated objectives. The reaction to this development** does not involve a parochial constituent of the partnership. Not only did many step forward to condemn it, but also there was a new and critical addition to the membership – the Pontiff as documented.
* History of Satanism in Canadian political and corporate culture 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
** Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, Part VI, Part VII, Part VIII
During a segment that parodies the up-coming American census on March 17th, Stephen Colbert employed an Olmert-Spielberg Maneuver to red flag his comedic remarks as condemnation for what lies at Canada’s eco-political heart and on behalf of the coalition membership engages in the kind of coercive diplomacy that’s all too well known by the arrogantly belligerent and bluff-calling Chinada High Command – capitulate of face lethal military force and capital punishment.
[3:50] And folks, blacks aren't the only minorities profiting [from the 2010 census]. According to the very attractish Michelle Malkin the Obama administration plans to count illegal aliens to "redraw the political map". Don't believe it? The government has paid to have a character [4:07: O-S M.] inserted into the Spanish language soap opera "Mas Sabe ed Diablo" – or 'more sauce on the devil' – [protracted O-S M.] who advocates in the show for Hispanics to answer the census.
Now, I am not fluent in Espan-aeze. But I believe my translation is pretty close:
[clip]
Actress 1: Oh Maria. What are you doing here?
Actress 2: I have a census form I that want you to fill out.
Actress 1: I don't want to.
Actress 2: Then prepare to die.
On March 18th, Colbert et al. most cleverly articulate Satanic condemnation again, and this time combine it with (i) what’s articulated in Comparing the Chinada Threat to Islamist Fundamentalism and (ii) a Kidmanesque theme of lethal force and the death penalty for seeking to continue that paradigm of governance in Canada and proliferating that ideology throughout the world.
[0:50] Folks, in the shifting political sands of the Middle East your friend might turn out to be your enemy. Unfortunately, that now extends to man's best friend; because a recent study conducted by UCLA shows that dogs were probably first domesticated from wolves in the Middle East. [...] Fundamentalist fidos have infiltrated our borders and are [1:25 Powell M.] lifting their legs on Lady Liberty. [...] Well it's time folks -- it is time to look in the face of pure evil.
[pulls out an adorable puppy from under desk; audience swoons]
[to dog] Now listen up. You listen up, buster! You have been a very bad boy. I'm gonna have you shipped off to a secret CIA-SPCA kennel in Eastern Europe. And they will make you speak.
[...]
I even made you something. [returns dog to under desk - adds wardrobe] There you go. Let's see if I can fit it on you there. There you go. Oh look, it fits perfectly.
[lifts dog up wearing suicide vest]
There you go. Oh! Oh! Yes! Yes, yes, yes! Who's gonna go 'Boom'? Who's gonna go 'Boom'? You are. Yes you are. You are.
The condemnation entered the diplomatic corridor again on March 22 nd when ABC’s Geo Award winning Jimmy Kimmel interviewed American singer Demi Lovato, also a coalition partner. Signalled he was in the corridor, he began asking questions that while funny to the guest and in-studio and at-home audience, were profoundly and historically serious:
Demi: I was a little tired [at work today] because [...] I went to a rock show last night of one of my favorite bands of all time. Jimmy: What band was that?
Demi: ‘Maylene and the Sons of Disaster’. [...] It's a hardcore southern rock metal band.
[...]
Jimmy: That's a serious rock band. I mean that's really hardcore, right?
Demi: Pretty awesome, yea.
[...]
Jimmy: Does [your boyfriend Joe Jonas] share your fondness for heavy metal, death metal etc.?
[...]
Demi: No I don't think so.
[...]
Jimmy: [3:33] You gotta be careful. You get thrown out of [the Jonas] family, that kind of Satan music going around, I mean that's dangerous. Is the band -- are they Satanists?
Demi: No, not at all. No. They're actually...
Jimmy: ...are you sure? Did you ask? You gotta ask.
Demi: Yea, I'm positive.
Jimmy: [wagging finger] By law they gotta tell you if they are in league with Satan. It's one of the rules.
Demi: I wouldn't -- I wouldn't listen to that.
Jimmy: Okay, good.
