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How the World’s Large and Multi-National Corporations AdvancedCoalition Interests and Objectives – The Geo-Politicization of Television Commercials: 

Part V

© 2009 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.

Barrister & Solicitor

 

Coalition partners in the large and multi-national category of membership continued to demonstrate their commitment to democracy, rule of law, human rights, common decency and free market capitalism by geo-politicizing their television commercials.*

* Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV   

 

The size of the coalition is proportional to not only the threat posed by the China-Canada military alliance, but also the profound perversion it produced.  The fiefdom-totalitarian commu-nazi genocidal racist ideology praises pain, suffering, loss and death and rewards pubescent sociopathology and psychopathology.  It downgraded intelligence and ethics to the basement of valued ideals and to ensure the success of their way of life created a Pandora’s Box of technologies, strategies and tactics that surrounds the smart and moral with all manner of perverse sensations and experiences.   This too will proliferate if the coalition doesn’t stop the Chinada principals dead in their tracks – literally.

 

Being torture-enthusiastic Svengalis, pushing “climate of fear” into the realm of consciousness and the dream state and institutionalizing the violation of bathroom privacy got the civilized world up-in-arms, employing a Triple “P” methodology of containment and neutralization: prison, poverty and perish. 

 

This batch of geo-politicized television commercials is the outward product of an inward disgust – the kind of revulsion that moved them to collective action.  Today it’s still in the ‘talk’ stage. But while that diplomacy was operating the military and intelligence establishments of public sector partners were working long and hard preparing for victory against the 21st century menace. 

 

Two new television commercial were broadcast in the autumn that contained the lab monkey metaphor (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).  Direct TV, a coalition partner since August 2007, produced an ad that features King Kong.  The setting it atop of the Empire State Building with the mammoth gorilla clutching the damsel, who’s scripted to state  “If only he were more evolved, then he'd switch from cable to Direct TV and get five months of their best TV package for free”.   The compensation ratifier is juxtaposed to the Fiefdom treatise conclusion Chinada principals harbor a medieval political culture.   

 

 

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And Samsung produced a TV commercial that contains several different lexiconic elements; ending with a gorilla in a zoo.  

 

The first setting is an outdoor restaurant where a man approaches two women and takes an impromptu group photo of the three of them.  One of them is oriental.  The audience observes a close-up of the product.

 

The Caucasian women grabs the camera and runs through the streets, stopping at a British guard post where she takes a picture of her and the guard.  He then grabs the camera and runs with it.  

 

As he approaches the zoo there's a close-up of a mother and her infant child.  The baby, attired in prison certainty and quantum, is executing an Anderson Maneuver.  The isolation-deprivation theme is present. The honor guard snaps a shot of the three of them. 

 

A gorilla grabs the camera from his hand and takes a picture of itself.    

 

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Two television ads arranged with their respective telephone companies for specialized phone numbers.  Warren Buffett’s Geico Insurance Company, responsible for several geo-politicized commercials chose a clever series of lexiconic numbers – 1 – 947 – GEICO.   The prefix embeds an assassination reminder and the digits add up to an enslaving human experimentation themed twenty. 

 

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Disney’s board of directors, fearful for the next generation if the Chinada threat isn’t fully addressed like the entire partnership, arranged for a televised phone number that also embedded the assassination reminder: 1 – 407 – W – DISNEY.

 

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Two of the largest technology firms and fierce marketplace competitors are Microsoft and Apple Inc.; however when it comes to the kind of mammoth threat posed by China and its complicit geo-bedmate, Canada, they are ad idem on what needs to be done.  The former produced two new ads that use the lexicon.  One theme is how young children can create home videos.  

 

Microsoft’s producers waste not a second to embed the lexicon.  They cast a very young quantum-attired Chinese girl; who's sitting in front of her computer and talking to camera.  The back cover of the laptop is red.  There's a tiny bit of milk in a glass, a black staircase in the background and yellow cereal in the foreground = Chinada punishment certainty and child protection theme.

 

On the monitor is a compilation of technology critiques about Windows 7.  There's a compensation ratifying five reviews.

 

Producers first create the mock-up of a stage on which there are two cats.  The curtains are red.  One of them is holding a wand with a yellow star on the end; the other is wearing a red hat = China. The backdrop consists of several stars - two of which are purple = justice.   

 

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The second also includes the very young Chinese girl.  This time she's attired in prison certainty and quantum and choreographed to execute a combination Zeta-Jones-Erin Maneuver.   

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She's instructed to run her finger down the screen – pointing to the headlines of technology reviews for Windows 7 and scripted to repeat the number 7 a total of four times: 7 X 4 = 28, a Sorkin China identifier.

 

When she announces she's going to make a slideshow producers edit-in a soundtrack [@ 0:14] - the hit song 'Final Countdown' by the rock band 'Europe'.  The purpose of this September '09 released ad was to respond to the Chinada-motivated arrogant belligerence of one of Canada’s largest corporations as described in Part IV of this supplemental series:

 

 

Canada’s rich, powerful and Chinese think they are going to be successful in staving off covert regime change and everything it entails so had no worries – were in fact excited – about producing television ads by Telus, one of Canada’s largest telecommunications company; headquartered in Burnaby B.C., a municipality adjacent to Vancouver, that mocked the coalition.   The company employs 39,000 and last year generated revenue of $9.074 billion. 

 

The corporation produced an ad that high profiles what enslaving human experimentation created – stealth cognition technologies.   The final caption of one commercial is “You’ll be mesmerized” – a reference to Germany’s Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer (May 23, 1734 – March 5, 1815), who is credited with the discovery of hypnosis.  It’s preceded by a CGI clip of frogs – a compensation ratifying five of them.   

 

And to articulate a time frame for the ultimate confrontation with and defeat of the coalition, producers add a portion of the music track from the mid-1990s rock Swedish band ‘Europe’, the song title and lyrics being “The Final Countdown”.    

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Apple Inc. ran two new ads with geo-political significance.  One about the iPhone begins with the audience seeing a large number 12 on one of the electronic buttons.  followed by a close-up of the product revealing that ingenious time stamp 9:42 - nine minute four is a compensation ratifiying five, minus two is a coalition identifying three.

 

The purpose of the ad is to describe the versatility of the product viz. the numbers and kinds of application software it can service.  The first is a budget calculator.  In the top half of the screen there is the "daily average", "budget", "expense" and "balance".  The first contains a coalition identifier, the second a compensation ratifier, the third a combination China identifier and compensation ratifier, and the fourth the digits add up to twenty.

 

In the bottom section "auto: repair" – $52.75” – contains a China identifier and "household" – $15.25 – contains a coalition identifier.  

 

The screen is scrolled up to reveal "home rent" – “$850.00”, which contains a combination China identifier and compensation ratifier.

 

The next application is for investors.  The screen contains a market indicator: "104.77" – digits add up to twenty.  The digits in the volume stat – “152.13” – add up to 12, a coalition identifier.  

 

The next application is for musicians who want to learn a new cord.  The arm of a guitar contains three main numbers, the combination of the first two, 7 & 9 = 16, is a compensation ratifier and the third is 12, a coalition identifier.

 

The next application is for those who want to learn a new language.  Chinese is chosen.

 

The next application is for nature lovers to want to identify various kinds of animals.  Birds is chosen, and in particular a "red faced warbler" - high profiling the 'embarrassment' constituent of Triple "E".

 

The announcer concludes with "there are 75 thousand apps for just about anything" – a coalition identifier.  

 

Producers then edit together other app screens rapid-fire – including:

 

(i)         An image of an apple including a counter "5 of 5";  

(ii)        A sound meter - the readout is "83

(iii)       A dinner tip calculator: amount $85, tip $12.75, total 97.75. And there's a calculator to determine how much each in the party of four should contribute: $24.44 (which contains a coalition identifier, 3 X 4 = 12, and a compensation ratifier (all digits).  

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Another iPhone application software ad begins with the number 16, a compensation ratifier, on one of the electronic buttons.  

 

The first application is to check snow conditions.  Not until the third screen does the audience see a close-up and the numbers: a 75 (coalition identifier) on the top level and 36 and 50 on the third level (digits add up to 14, a coalition identifier). 

 

A first screen of the calorie checking application contains the following numbers (i) 153 (compensation ratifier and coalition identifier), (iii) 67 (Taylor identifier).  The second screen (ii) 28 (Sorkin identifier) and (iii) 35 (coalition identifier and compensation ratifier).  And the third 390 (coalition identifier), 8 (China identifier), 201 (coalition identifier), 175 (Taylor identifier); and a date stamp of January 16 (compensation ratifier).

 

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The script of the T Mobile commercial involves its hand held device being passed from celebrity to celebrity.  It begins with a soundtrack about being free.  After "[be]cause" in the lyrics "if you want to be free, be free; 'cause there's a million things to be" the audience sees an odd photo, of a vertical pile of white rocks – five of them. 

 

The last photo consists of a photo of two people with the Canadian punishment certainty color scheme.  

 

The camera pans out to reveal a coalition identifying 12 people standing in a row representing customers.

 

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The most recent television ad to hit the airwaves is for Porsche’s new automobile.   The theme is the evolution of the car maker’s designs.  Thus the first to be shown is an early version – license plate: “T 2222” – a China identifier.  The early models behind it are absent license plates.   To “car of his dreams” the audience sees an early racing model with the number 19 emblazoned on the drivers side door.  There’s also a red logo and a yellow Castrol oil stick = China.  The next clip consists of a more recent racer.  On its driver door and engine hood are the number twenty.   Just before announcing the Panamera model the audience observes one last racer with the number 25 – a combination coalition identifier and compensation ratifier.  

 

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Though not a large or multi-national corporation, the manufacturers of the “wonder hanger” were invited to become coalition partners.   Their nationwide advertising campaign that’s piped into Canada on several American channels includes a commercial that contains the lexicon.  

 

The announcer begins by indicating the purchaser can increase one's closet space three fold.  The design holds five hangers.  

 

On the closet's shelf there are a variety of eight items, including a red and white striped box – Canadian prison certainty with a pink top – condemnation.  There's also a stack of three folded sweaters.  

 

The manufacturer boasts the hanger can support twenty pounds of clothing weight.  One illustration of what it can hold is five winder coats.    

 

The offer is for five hangers and for a stick-on light that has five tiny lighting fixtures.  The photo of the light includes one hanger and four of another kind of hanger for delicate items, which totals five.  The red and white striped box is visible.

 

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