Four Tet Baby

Celine Dion's New Order

Celine Dion peddles the New World Order's multigenerational plan for a sexless, genderless, ethnic free world, by echoing Hillary Clinton's line that the State is responsible for baby care not the parents ("we don't really own our children"), and by introducing her new transgender agenda clothing line for infants made in Israel.

At the 33 second mark the commercial goes full New World Order/Luciferian imagery which has been received with rapture and fawning credits by paid writers, and called out by people who can see how obnoxious an agenda it really is.

There's nothing wrong with babies and infants wearing what they want, indeed all infants often wore girls clothes in Victorian times. However it seems the only symbol that is universally accepted as bad is a Swastika, which kinda tells us how symbol illiterate people really are.

Vigilant Citizen explains it all much more comprehensively if you're still in doubt.

Update: I forgot to mention that the Instagram Account is even more blatant:

Planned Parenthood & The Commercialisation of Fetal Tissue

Planned Parenthood openly sold fetal tissue they secured with 500 million dollars of subsidy in the USA. I hear 800 black babies a day are aborted in the USA.

What do you think of Black Lives Matter?

What do you think of fetal tissue in vaccines (the practise goes back to the 1930s)?

500 million dollars of tax payer dollars go to slaughtering 800 black babies per a day. 

Not a SINGLE WORD from Black Lives Matter. 

.0004% of unarmed blacks shot annually and they want us to burn down our own neighborhoods.

WHO FUNDS BLM?

— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) April 24, 2018

Sarah Silverman

Sarah Silverman: Pro-Life Law ‘Makes Me Want To Eat An Aborted Fetus’ https://t.co/2oYMAfaxav

— Thomas Paine (@Thomas1774Paine) February 6, 2018

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days [ซับไทย]

I don't make a habit of watching ordeal cinema but this (Palme d'Or Winner) Romanian movie is the toughest film I've watched since Irreversible. I could only watch it in two halves because of the sheer exhaustion of being so tense at watching the very simple plot unfold. Not my idea of entertainment but easily the kind of cinema that shakes me out of my complacency that it is losing it's power as an art form. Watch this and you wont think films are just make believe.

While looking for a Youtube trailer I discovered the full length film with Thai subtitles. Go ahead. Take a drink.

Recombinant Christmas Culture

Across Asia the desire to get into the Western tradition of Christmas spirit is quite notable. There are variations from country to country. Thailand as a Buddhist country or Indonesia as an practioners of Islam for instance don't celebrate the day itself. Thus Santa Claus (mashed up with Minnie Mouse above) are ubiquitous right across the continent at this time of the year, but often references to biblical characters such as Jesus or characters from the Nativity are erased. Worth a mention was the countdown on Christmas Eve at midnight. The crowd at the nightclub we visited, really went for it with more gusto than I've seen in many European capitals. Its fair to say that Christmas celebrations are beginning to transcend culture as a period of celebration that city dwellers (in the main) can find accessible.

This young lady was hamming up a little at the bar and shortly after left as if nothing had happened. A sort of faux intoxiqué if you like. I've experienced this behaviour across different cultures, genders and age groups and concluded that reasoning with these folk is the same as trying to reason with a drunk - completely unpredictable. Although they know what they are doing, they can play oblivious at any point. I do like the face in bar action going on here. Its the little touches that can convince. Merry Christmas Everyone.