Needless to say, Mark Shea wishes very much that he could somehow find a single frame in "The Principle" about the Jews.
We continue to watch his machinations with a prudent eye, and will be particularly interested to notice any sudden expression of interest in cosmology on the part of B'nai B'rith!
Needless to say, Mark Shea wishes very much that he could somehow find a single frame in "The Principle" about the Jews.
We continue to watch his machinations with a prudent eye, and will be particularly interested to notice any sudden expression of interest in cosmology on the part of B'nai B'rith!
The game is very simple.
ReplyDeleteMark Shea has gambled and lost on every means he could think of to blow up "The Principle".
All that he has left jus to somehow make this about the Jews.
It is not about the Jews.
The film, I repeat, ad infinitum, ad nauseam, is not about the Jews.
Any contribution to a contrary narrative is, of course, highly welcome to Mr. Shea and his associates.
It plays right into their hand.
So Mark Shea is huffin' and a puffin' eh? Well, I know that you're no longer going to call him the Pastry Pontiff, so why not call him The Big Bad Wolf? "I'll huff, and I'll puff, and blow your movie away!"
ReplyDeleteHe can huff.
DeleteHe can puff.
He can't blow our movie away.
He can't even imagine how good it is.
He has had a couple of hints, in the trailer, and in the excerpts from the Voris show.
We held back the good stuff.
Promise ;-)