An American Election & Marxist Olympic Ceremonies

By Michael Moriarty
August 20, 2012

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At this point in the 2012 election year, Obama and Romney are neck and neck in the polls.

Recently I criticized the 2012 Olympics opening and closing ceremonies as purely Marxist propaganda.

A Canadian “Progressive” Catholic of my acquaintance scoffed and described Danny Boyle’s concoction as “cheeky Brit humor.”

With that dismissal I realized how North American Communists succeeded with their eventual invasion of Canadian and American governments: Joe McCarthy was un-Constitutionally “paranoid” and Conservatives or Pro-Life Independents like myself have no sense of humor.

Such a dismissive approach has not only worked for the 85 odd years of both Soviet and now Vladimir Putin’s Neo-Soviet Russia, but still works.

I’m not sure which is worse: Communist apologists in the Free World or Bush Republicans in America. The latter’s surrender to a Progressive New World Order run by the United Nations has dismissed both Red China and Soviet Russia as harmless.

It’s a New World Order and “we’re one big happy family now!” The closing ceremonies of the Olympics show that! There are no national boundaries between the athletes. These athletes are no longer American nor Red Chinese, they’re a Commune! A French Revolutionary tribute to Karl Marx!!

Thank God America “whupped” Red China in the overall medal count.

Individual freedom and individual responsibility beats the one party tyranny of Communism.

Such individuality will always be victorious.

Yet we’re up against it now.

As the Communist Politburos of the World have desired, we’re not only face to face and rubbing elbows with Communists, we’re looking up at Marxists in the White House and possibly reelecting them.

As for the recent 2012 Olympics?!

What can one possibly say about Danny Boyle and his whole conception of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies for the London Olympics of 2012? It’s hard to find pejoratives specific enough to both brand him with and point toward a World War III, a second Holocaust that Danny Boyle and Neo-Soviet Vladimir Putin’s Marxist visions might very well provoke.

How can we describe this?

Purposely infuriating?

Militantly Marxist?

A flaming insult to not only Winston Churchill but William Shakespeare as well?

Or, as my Canadian acquaintance would have it, “cheeky Brit humor”.

Why, of all people, does Boyle pick a grotesque caricature of Winston Churchill to recite these words of Caliban from The Tempest?

Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises,

These words followed an unrelentingly percussive prelude to the Olympics’ Closing Ceremonies.

Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.

Again, as with the Opening Ceremonies, we have no sounds and sweet airs. Only heavy-handed reminders of the Industrial Revolution.

Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears; and sometimes voices,
That, if I then had waked after long sleep,
Will make me sleep again: and then, in dreaming,
The clouds methought would open. And show riches
Ready to drop upon me; that, when I waked,
I cried to dream again.

Here’s the Cummings Study Guide’s description of Caliban:

Caliban: Savage half-man who serves as a slave on Prospero’s island. He is the son of a witch, Sycorax. Caliban believes he is the rightful ruler of Prospero’s island, having inherited it from his mother.

What does Boyle seem to be saying?

“Churchill’s no hero of mine! He’s no Prospero from The Tempest! He’s Caliban! A savage half-man who wouldn’t understand the ‘janglings’ of the Industrial Revolution since his disgusting kind made the whole Industrial Revolution happen!!”

Who then must be the all-knowing, infinitely wise Prospero in the mind of Danny Boyle? Who, aside from Mr. Boyle himself?

Karl Marx.

British Communism was all over both the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Through the open door of Charles Dickens, Boyle inflicts upon the Olympics’ worldwide, possibly six-billion human beings watching on television, foists a Dickensian indictment of England’s entire Industrial Revolution.

As if all of English literature, English soul, English size and English history were crammed into a 19th Century, fin de siècle monocle called Dickensian England.

Saving Shakespeare for Boyle’s final indictment of Judeo-Christian England, Boyle satirizes Churchill.

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