Now that Disney has acquired Fox, we’re seeing some lame fallout. Namely, Disney has begun heavier censorship of The Simpsons, the venerable cartoon series that’s been around since 1989. What caught the ban hammer from Disney? Episodes showing concentration camps in Communist China, where the regime punishes Uighurs, a Muslim minority.
We all know Disney is a lousy company, pushing porn and pedophilia. Now, they get Strike Three — kowtowing to the Commies! More from Awaken with JP.
Here is a flashback video from The Corbett Report, originally aired on July 9, 2010. James Corbett talks with Freeman Fly of FreemanTV.com, discussing the signs, symbols and sigils of the secret societies and occult practitioners who haunt the corridors of power.
Much of the program covers the realm of the Freemasons, but we see how hundreds of corporations have designed logos that draw upon the ancient Luciferian signs and symbols. Corporations covered include Chevron, Target, Walmart, Whataburger, Texaco, Apple, Fox and many others. The founders and scions of these companies — from Ray Kroc at McDonalds to Walt Disney at the Disney Company — belonged to the Freemasons, so they were fully aware of the hidden meanings embodied by these symbols.
Freeman Fly gives us his insights, beginning with Albert Pike, who laid out the tenets of the Scottish Rite and the 32 degrees of Freemasonry. Fly doesn’t sugarcoat what he has found, saying, “I’m a conspiracy theorist and proud of it.”
The Republican National Convention has kicked off in Charlotte, North Carolina. But you would be hard-pressed to know it watching the Leftist mainstream media. The majority of their “pundits” are running cover for the pedophile Democrats. Some of these media types are pedophiles themselves, others transgenders indulging in a masquerade.
Pretty much all of them are worthless as pundits. They are too biased and anti-Capitalist to ever honestly report on a Republican convention. Avoid any and all of these networks when they refuse to show the actual convention but instead indulge in phony “instant” analysis or talky panels.
Fox is a tiny bit better than MSNBC or CNN, but when they are sending Chris Wallace and Bret Baier as part of their correspondent team, they suck. Of course, it could always be worse: Judge Napolitano or Neil Cavuto, for instance. Then you know you’re hitting rock bottom! More from Mark Dice.
Among the speakers at the Republican National Convention on Tuesday was Nick Sandmann, the Covington Catholic High School student from Kentucky who was defamed and libeled by the Leftist press because he stood up for President Donald Trump and spoke out against abortions. Sandmann, for the first time, explained his beliefs and what happened when he was confronted by Leftists — not only outside the Lincoln Memorial, but on television sets and within the big Leftist newspapers across the nation. What a courageous young man, but one standing so tall, unlike his vile and repugnant opponents.
The Republican National Convention draws some harsh reactions — from Hillary, Bill, Nancy, Chuckie, Alexandria and the rest of the hee-haw Democratic gang. More from The United Spot.
Drag queens are scheduled to appear at today’s Super Bowl. Meanwhile, a pro-life ad has been banned. Is this because football fans are creeps or because the network running the Super Bowl, Fox, is run by Satanists pushing a Leftist agenda? More from Vincent James of The Red Elephants.
What seems like just another mysterious TV game show — The Masked Singer — is actually chockful of Satanic references and symbols drawn from Saturn worship. Perhaps that’s what the Fox network thinks is hip, or perhaps they are trying to condition viewers to the coming of the anti-Christ. Here’s the analysis from the ScariestMovieEver.
“A lot of my friends are pro-marijuana legalization, [believe that] prohibition is a nightmare, and that the prison industrial complex is terrible. They won’t describe themselves as libertarian but when you lay out all their points of view for them, that’s what the platform is,” explains Los Angeles-based writer and comedian Heather Anne Campbell. “And then I found out, some of my closest and best friends are just straight-up libertarian.”
Campbell has written for Saturday Night Live, Cartoon Network’s Incredible Crew, The Mightnight Show at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, performed with Drew Carey’s Improvaganza and the CW’s Who’s Line is it Anyway? Currently, she writes for a new block of animated programing called Animation Domination High-Def (ADHD) on the Fox network. More from Reason.TV.
