The Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. hacking story was not one that mattered to me. The headline was more than enough for me when the story broke. Suddenly the story took on a life of its own:
The entire topic is pure horse manure. Hollywood movies are nothing more than the government’s major branch of propaganda; so naturally defending “free speech” had to be trotted out quickly.
Indeed, foreign countries censor American movies if they allow them to be shown at all. The fact is that American movies are shown in America so that American movie fans do not miss the government’s propaganda messages. Especially since the movie industry is subsidized to the tune of billions. Take subsidizes and tax breaks away from movie producers and the industry would go out of business not to mention that all of those theaters would shut their doors. The crapola movies that are produced every year serve one purpose: Supply theaters with an endless of garbage of government propaganda that sell tickets.
Incidentally, Howard Hughes produced The Outlaw and he never got a government subsidy or a tax break. The film was made in 1943 but was not released until 1946. I will bet that Americans would still rather look at Jane Russell in The Outlaw than look at that butcher in North Korea.
Incidentally, Miss Russell’s ample bosom never had to defend freedom of speech:
FAMOUS JANE RUSSELL POSTER
The entire topic is pure horse manure. Hollywood movies are nothing more than the government’s major branch of propaganda; so naturally defending “free speech” had to be trotted out quickly.
Indeed, foreign countries censor American movies if they allow them to be shown at all. The fact is that American movies are shown in America so that American movie fans do not miss the government’s propaganda messages. Especially since the movie industry is subsidized to the tune of billions. Take subsidizes and tax breaks away from movie producers and the industry would go out of business not to mention that all of those theaters would shut their doors. The crapola movies that are produced every year serve one purpose: Supply theaters with an endless of garbage of government propaganda that sell tickets.
Incidentally, Howard Hughes produced The Outlaw and he never got a government subsidy or a tax break. The film was made in 1943 but was not released until 1946. I will bet that Americans would still rather look at Jane Russell in The Outlaw than look at that butcher in North Korea.
Incidentally, Miss Russell’s ample bosom never had to defend freedom of speech:
FAMOUS JANE RUSSELL POSTER
