Terry Gilliam of Monty Python Identifies as Black Lesbian

To achieve obvious advantages, Terry Gilliam of Monty Python now identifies as a black lesbian so as to qualify as oppressed:

Gilliam was commenting on the row over diversity triggered by the BBC’s unveiling of its new comedy programming, announced in June, at which the BBC’s controller of comedy commissioning Shane Allen emphasised the corporation’s commitment to “the stories that haven’t been told and the voices we haven’t yet heard”. In response to a question about Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Allen said: “If you’re going to assemble a team now, it’s not going to be six Oxbridge white blokes. It’s going to be a diverse range of people who reflect the modern world.”

That is, Monty Python would never be possible today, because English authorities would not allow an English comedy troupe to consist of Englishmen (and one American, Gilliam).

Like wealth and self-respect, comedy that is actually funny is a byproduct of freedom. You will have to cast it off before you can pass through the gates of political correctness into liberal utopia.

Here’s Gilliam coming out as a black lesbian:

“It made me cry: the idea that … no longer six white Oxbridge men can make a comedy show. Now we need one of this, one of that, everybody represented… this is bullsh**. I no longer want to be a white male, I don’t want to be blamed for everything wrong in the world: I tell the world now I’m a black lesbian… My name is Loretta and I’m a BLT, a black lesbian in transition.”

Fellow Python John Cleese says Monty Python should get credit for being P.C. for its time, since it included “a poof” and “NO slave-owners.”

The word “poof” does not appear in the Newspeak Dictionary, confirming that Monty Python could never have happened in the current environment.

Since Gilliam identifying as a BLT is no more of a joke than cultural Marxism is in general, let’s add him to the representative racial impostor list:

• Terry Gilliam
• Ja Du
• Joshua Marcus
• Philip and Paul Malone
• Jeb Bush
• Susan Taffe Reed
• Michael Derrick Hudson/Yi-Fen Chou
• Shaun King
• Andrea Smith
• Rachel Dolezal
• Vijay Chokal-Ingam
• Elizabeth Warren
• Ward Churchill

On tips from Varla and J.

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