Choice of Extremes ?

Submitted by Gordon Weare (New Zealand), Oct 21, 2009 at 17:22

Peace or War ? always the extreme language of the politically-correct, western communists. If you don't like Japanese food - youre a racist. If you don't wear a tutu to a bar - youre a sexist. If you dont cower to women like they do in Hollywood and tv movies/commercials - youre a sexist. And so on goes the process of perpetualism in the pc-campaign and 'press releases' from the pc-infiltrators in our intitutions today. See how the movies & TV has changed so much.. There used to be a dozen movies a week at one time, now its a dozen a year - and all computerised violent rubbish.

TV programs are even worse - full of effeminised 'men' if the programs are not overrun with gays.. they're made by them, for them. Endless cooking programs, souped up like sport with sensationalist tones of voice. Endless effemised TV programs - Cooking, Interior design & decorating, real estate, gardening, even the fiction programs are planned propaganda. All programs are gender balanced, and racially-correct and not only the news. We get the same pattern of cast in all programs - a 'tough' cop who needs Precinct- Mom in the lockerroom, an omniscient woman, and another race with E.S.P. And that surefire politically-correct tool - The Child. I am not spending another dime of unstimulating, boring, unedifying TV, plasma or not. TV is beyond insipid and is solely a propaganda tool. Even the 'News' lies continually.

Even our Press comes from an "alien" source (faceless). I watched some old gritty Westerns on DVD, they were full of sexists, pedophiles, misogenists et al - only if youre sick enough to think that way. I have doubts as to whether the West can defend itself/us anymore, as being a limp wristed, pinky-fingered, quiche eater is all TV admires and applauds ? No Place For Heroes.

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