How the World’s Large and Multi-National Corporations Advanced
Coalition Interests and Objectives – The Geo-Politicization
of Television Commercials
Part IX
© 2010 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
Civilization’s Chinada-threatened companies continued to generate diplomatic initiatives through the medium used since 2006. As has been the case before the source material continues to be high profiling of and condemnation over the true nature of Canadian governance and Chinese imperialism and the plight of the poster child for institutionalized malfeasance of the most egregious kind.
* Coalition TV ad supplementals: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9; Chinada: 1, 2
Geico Insurance – a company owned by coalition partner Warren Buffett produced an ad in which Disney character Elmer Fudd is after his ol’ nemeses – Bugs Bunny. The commercial director takes issue with the fact Elmer is unable to properly pronounce the word “rabbit”. The commercial is geo-politicized in scripting the word a China-identifying eight times – thus referring to the April 7, 2006 Leno comedy sketch in which the coalition, angry Harper failed to capitulate to its demands upon taking office, threatened to knock his teeth out.*
Announcer: Did switching to Geico really save you 15% or more on your car insurance? Does Elmer Fudd have trouble with the letter 'R'?
Elmer: Sh-h-h. Be very quiet. I'm hunting wabbits.
Director: Cut! It's "I'm hunting rabbits", Elmer. Let's try it again.
Elmer: Sh-h-h, I'm hunting wabbits.
Director: Cut!! 'Rabbits'.
Elmer: 'Wabbits'.
Director: 'Rabbits'.
Elmer: 'Wabbits.'
Director: 'Rabbits' with an 'R'.
Elmer: Ah, this diwector is starting to [Federer M.] wub me the wrong way.
* The comedy sketch is reproduced in ‘Saturday Night Live’: Kidmanesque Punishment and the Reasons Why, Chinese Eviction and the Ronald Reagan Solution [January 20, ‘07] in the Fiefdom treatise chapter The Lexicon in Action: Saturday Night Live
MasterCard produced three geo-commercials. One uses the Homer Simpson character in which he is portrayed as ignoring family responsibilities to spend time at the pub with his friends. The first scene is at the corner store buying beer and other family necessities. Chinada prison certainty is embedded.
He’s then at the garage getting his oil changed. The caption reads “Oil Change: $20” – which refers to the need to effect covert regime change in Canada for the institutionalization and militarization of enslaving and torturous human experimentation.
Next he’s at the barber shop. The caption “Haircut: $75” contains a coalition identifier and articulates that it is the coalition that is going to effect reform, accountability and demilitarization against the Chinada High Command.
The last scene has Homer in the pub ready to swig down a pint. The caption “Spending More Time With Your Family” imports the isolation-deprivation (love, marriage, family) theme.
Another MasterCard commercial involves a sports theme. The football player featured in the ad is wardrobed in the jersey number 14 – a compensation ratifier. The coalition’s used the sports jersey before and after as a geo-platform: One Way International Diplomacy is Being Played Out: Embedding the Lexicon in the Sports Jersey.
MasterCard brought together several well-known animation characters for another geo-ad. It begins with Mr. McGoo on an airplane and given his famously poor eyesight is about to walk out the door thinking the plane’s on the tarmac. The caption: “Contacts: $320”, which embeds a coalition identifier and reference to twenty years of enslaving, torturous human experimentation articulates that the Custodian Chief Executive has the kind of “contacts” necessary to help him pursue his personal and professional goals of justice and reform, accountability and demilitarization.
Next is Yogi Bear, who’s just finished chowing down two picnic baskets worth of food. The caption: “Treadmill: $800” incorporates a China identifier. He’s laying on his back and props his head against a tree, the color of justice. The coalition-employed tie is the color of quantum.
Next is Popeye’s love interest Olive Oil posing for the camera. The caption: “Wonderbra: $26” contains a China identifier and imports the isolation-deprivation (intimacy) theme and places the blame on the Beijing leadership for the Custodian Chief’s deprivations over two decades to advance the experimentation program.
Next is the animation character ‘Droopy the Dog’, who’s added to inject the Kidmanesque theme of lethal military force and capital punishment. The caption: “Facelift: $3,000” articulates how Canada needs one to revert it to a true democracy, not perpetuating only the façade of one.
After Fred Flintstone and the caption “Being Happy With Who You Are: Priceless”, the rivaling cat and mouse characters are passing between them a lit stick of dynamite, which explodes when in the former’s possession – a second instance of coercive diplomacy.
Bud Light’s television ad centers around two single guys using a cute puppy to impress potential love interests. One of them is attired in prison certainty, thus injecting the isolation-deprivation (romance, intimacy) theme and reminds the malfeasant what international justice seeks: life or lengthy terms of incarceration. Incorporating a dog imports the diplomatically coercive Kidmanesque theme of lethal military force and capital punishment.
Allstate Insurance produced a commercial using the American pre-sports game party called ‘tailgating’ as its premise. Two guys are in the parking lot of a stadium sitting in patio chairs with the vehicle’s hatch-back open and a cooler of refreshments at their feet. One of them has a ventriloquist dummy on his lap; attired in a sports jersey with the coalition identifying number three: One Way International Diplomacy is Being Played Out: Embedding the Lexicon in the Sports Jersey.
Choosing this prop draws attention to how stealth cognition technologies turn people into objects where their thoughts, speech and bodily movements can be manipulated.
The announcer is observed at the commercial’s conclusion. Producers display a graphic of an amount that represents the kind of savings customers can expect if they go with the company: “$473”. The estimate contains an assassination reminder and a coalition identifier; the purpose being to recall the brazen geo-politically motivated murder of an innocent American at the start of the Beijing Summer Games and articulating how that atrocity, which parallels what radical Islamist fundamentals do to strike terror in people, has not been forgotten and is what in significant part fuels the partnership’s desire to contain and neutralize the Chinada threat.
Advance America, a company that provides financial services to middle and lower income people, produced an ad showing potential customers what it can do for them. Included are depictions of several occupations; one of which is a bus driver. She is shown taking on a passenger who’s carrying under her arm the head of a gorilla – another installment of lab monkey condemnation.
The hair coloring company that manufactures ‘Just for Men’ produced an ad that features football great Emmitt Smith – chosen in part because of his jersey number when involved in the sport. He’s portrayed as living in a retirement home. A China identifier is embedded when he’s interviewed by two football commentators. He’s wearing a sports jersey with the number 22; and the rocking chair he’s in also has that number stenciled on it. The digits add up to a China identifying 8.
To confirm this ad was scripted to be geo-politically relevant, producers add the framed numbers of other sports jerseys on the wall behind them. The ones closest to the camera are #28 – a Sorkin China identifier, and #35 – a combination coalition identifier and compensation ratifier.
When Emmitt uses the product he feels young again and he’s filmed entering a football field surrounded by fans. The colors of China are added.
The theme of Japanese drug maker Takeda Pharmaceutical’s commercial for Prevacid is about unsuccessful dating. Scripted in the opening part of the monologue about a woman who was jilted is the date “May 1st”, to high profile what’s documented in ’From Lab to Slab' - A Combination Human Experimentation Confession and Death Threat -- the day it was uttered. She is then choreographed to move to set #2 in which a wedding takes place; thus again importing the isolation-deprivation (romance, love, marriage) theme. Much of the commercial’s color scheme employs the color of quantum.
Global fast food chain McDonalds sets its ad in a laundry room where a man and woman who live in the same apartment building meet. The geo-theme is isolation-deprivation (romance, love). The commercial begins by identifying the Custodian Chief by his first initial “B”, and producers immediately add the voiceover “In the laundry room Marc Olsen is joined by that woman from 3C”; which is a double reference to the coalition.
The ‘elevator incident’ – what symbolizes both stealth cognition technologies and surreptitious assassination without culpability is next; and in this case includes the isolation-deprivation theme, which was a constituent of the nefarious initiative documented in The 'Elevator Incident' - Field Testing Stealth Cognition Technologies After Fifteen Years of Covert Militarized Human Experimentation. During the scene he points up, which is the opposite of the ‘you’re going down’ Madonna Maneuver; indicating that this is the direction the Custodian’s life has gone since being contacted by the coalition and indicative of how is life is going to evolve going forward.
Carnation produced an ad for its instant breakfast product and incorporated the child protection theme; juxtaposing it with China, prison certainty, quantum and Presidential quantum and the coalition. The two settings are in the halls of school and at home.
[Chinada]
[quantum, Presidential quantum]
[coalition identifier, Canadian prison certainty]
Investment advisor Grant Thornton’s ad is set in a soccer stadium, drawing a comparison between what the company does in protecting client interests and how a goalie does the same for the team. The coalition – prison certainty pattern is embedded just before a close-up of the goalie, who executes a Clooney Maneuver to “When someone you count on is not responsive bad things can happen”, referring to the coalition and Custodian Chief Executive and how critical they are to containing China and fixing Canada.
Zendough.com used CGI to create a flying dragon (to import the Chinese imperialistic threat) that destroys homes and for which customers are encouraged to use the company’s services so as to avoid the pitfalls in the economy. The actor depicting a prudent individual steps through a door into a parallel universe -- a safe world because of the company’s services. There are condemnation colored trees, followed by an electronic machine with a coalition identifier.
Cargill produced an advertisement set at a commercial port. A child is attired in prison certainty – child protection theme. A cargo ship is added that contains the colors of China to draw attention to the country’s militarized trading practices that jeopardize globalization and the spread of free market principles to provide everyone, and especially the next generation, a fair opportunity to compete in the world’s marketplace.
The insurance firm 21st Century incorporated the numbers constituent in its ad that compares and contrasts rates of competitors. One includes a combination China identifier and assassination reminder. Another a coalition identifier and Taylor Identifier. And a third a combination compensation ratifier, China identifier and Taylor Identifier.
Investment advisor Edward Jones began its ad with an African-American man effecting a Letterman Maneuver, that has the purpose of high profiling institutionalized and proliferating racism (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12). His lexiconic gesture is followed by a woman who begins with an Erin Maneuver and then subtly adds an Execution Maneuver to articulate what is stated in the supplemental title The Institutionalization and Militarized Proliferation of Racism and Enslaving Human Experimentation Attracts the Death Penalty.
Wal*Mart and Verizon teamed up to produce an ad that contains a coalition-identifying prison certainty pattern juxtaposed with the image of Chinese ethnicity.
The makers of garbage bags, Glad Products Company, produced an ad that contained the child protection theme. The theme is two young boys assessing the merits of the corporation’s product with its competitor. One of them is wardrobed in a T-shirt with the China identifying number eight. [Chinada] 
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline Inc. produced a commercial for its asthma inhaler Advair. It too contains the child protection theme. The setting is a father taking his kids to the zoo.
[China prison certainty, quantum]
[Sorkin China identifier]
[China prison certainty]
[coalition identifier]
DirectTV produced an ad that contains four constituents of the numbers lexicon. The setting is a bank robbery and a customer who along with the rest of the financial institution’s customers have complied with instructions to drop to the floor. He’s concerned about not getting home in time to watch a favorite television show. The product allows him to remotely set his recording device. Producers embed a compensation ratifier, coalition identifier, China identifier and combine numbers whose digits add up to 20 in two combinations– representing two decades of enslaving and torturous human experimentation.
The cosmetic giant Maybelline produced an ad for one of its product and took direction from that which attracts Geo Awards for uber-fashion design. The outfit and hue of the commercial is the color of justice.
Cisco Inc., the maker of Internet infrastructure products, chose Canadian actress Ellen Page to star in a commercial about how its advanced technologies help connect people around the world. She enters a classroom full of children, some of whom are attired in prison certainty, and one in condemnation; all of which constitutes the child protection theme. They direct her attention to the fact they’re “going to China”; meaning they have a direct link through the web using the company’s products and services with their counterparts in the communist country. The justice-attired actress executes an Eva Maneuver when she discovers this reference to the biggest threat to the planet since the Soviet Union.
