Super Bowl 51, Two Retro Transgender and Homophobic Commercials. Plus Obama's 666th Month Begins

I would include the Super Bowl on the list who sells the Global Agenda through their advertisers commercials. After all the Super Bowl is the most watched one day sporting event in North America let alone the entire planet. 

In Super Bowl 31 we had the Transgender Agenda Holiday Inn Commercial with sex change operation receiver ‘Bob Johnson’ and then 10 years later in Super Bowl 41 we had the Snickers Homophobic Agenda and the Gay Kiss commercial between the two auto mechanics in the garage and now as we approach another 10 year anniversary and Super Bowl 51 what other Agenda will the Masters of the Universe be delivering to the beer drinking and ‘pizza’ eating Sheeple this coming Sunday? 

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“Bob Johnson” – Holiday Inn Transexual Commercial

January 31, 1997

A Super Bowl Sunday Holiday Inn television ad featuring a transsexual has drawn mixed reactions from lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender viewers and was pulled from the air on January 28. In the ad, a tall, blond female model walks through a class reunion, drawing ogling glances and gaping mouths from onlookers as a narrator recounts how much she paid for her new nose, lips and bust. She runs into a classmate who says that he never forgets a face. After realizing that she is a transsexual, and was Bob Johnson during their school years together, his face turns from friendly to stunned and finally horrified as he says, “Bob? Bob, is that you?” Throughout his exaggerated reaction, however, the transsexual woman looks confident. The narrator says, “It’s amazing the changes you can make for a few thousand dollars,” alluding to Holiday Inn’s billion-plus renovation campaign.

It is encouraging that Holiday Inn and its advertising agency, Fallon McElligott, saw the realization of a transsexual’s physical gender transformation as positive and worthy of comparison to the betterment of the Holiday Inn hotel chain. Additionally, the confidence the transsexual woman exhibits is noteworthy. Even the very recognition that transsexuals are part of the mosaic of society is positive in the visibility it lends to transgender issues. Even so, the reaction of the man is appalling, insensitive and mean-spirited. It is as if nothing could have been more horrifying to the man than “Bob” being a woman. After receiving complaints both by transphobic people and members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, Holiday Inn quickly pulled the ad.

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“Bob Johnson” – Transsexual – Holiday Inn’s Super Bowl Ad