Here is a quick plot summary of the new version of A Star is Born (aka A Shiksa is Born) starring Lady Gaga.
- Boy meets girl in a drag bar
- Boy loses girl because he’s a drunken louse
- Boy kills himself
This is what the (((media))) want for your sons. This is the world they’ve envisioned for them. His future is a lifeless body, swinging from the rafters of an empty room: see Anthony Bourdain, Robin Williams, etc.
Will you wake up before it’s too late? Will you be able to steer your life in another direction? Will you have the courage to see that everything good is bad and everything bad is good?
Conversely, here is the movie from the “modern” woman’s perspective:
- Girl is a stripper
- Girl meets an Alpha male that sees the magic inside her
- Girl becomes the legend she as destined to be
- Girl continues on after alpha dies…no harm, no foul.
It seems better, but it’s really not. First off, your daughter should not be stripping. Secondly, she should not wait for a rock star to drag her out of a filthy gutter.
If she follows the advice in the movie, she’ll be the one swinging from the rafters – just look at how many modern women are currently on anti-depressants. The reason is not a debased nature; it’s because they’re following a debased Weltnschauung.
Satan is alive and well…and his name is Eric Roth. He is the Jewish writer of A Shiksa is Born and, like all his Satantic ilk, he receives a sick pleasure in polluting the spiritual waters of America. His joy lies in a discombobulated goyim, struggling to make sense of their crumbling lives.
There is no need to wait for Halloween to see monsters…they operate in the boardrooms and synagogues of Hollywood.