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July 6th, 2005, 07:44 PM
Both of these TV shows are aimed at a conservative audience that wants some law and order. Both shows seek to corrupt that audience.
In Walker, Texas Ranger, Chuck Norris' sidekick is a nigger. There are lots of dirty racists around, whose vile comments the nigger endures stoically while doing his job. The man's man Walker shows the way: he's tough, he enforces the law, and he loves nigs at the same time. The audience is supposed to think that gee, maybe it isn't about race after all.
In JAG, Harm Rabb's sidekick is a part-Iranian woman. There are many episodes when officers or grunts are being sexist, causing trouble for enlisted women. Rabb tells one of them: "You were born in the wrong century. Today there are many women who serve in the Navy, and they serve with pride." After September 11th 2001 this show quickly became a neocon propaganda machine: the Arabs oppress women, etc. The liberal media want a woman whose son has just died in Iraq to say she has changed her mind about the war now, but she is still proud that he fought for liberty and she wants the media to leave her alone.
In one memorable episode the Secretary of Defense is arrested in France and tried for crimes against humanity because of the war. The French prosecutor is a cross between snotty Frenchman and arrogant Gestapo, with little round glasses to make him look extra crooked. The Secretary of Defense looks innocent and sensitive when the snotty Frenchman hurls accusations at him, the poor public servant who is merely protecting his country from terrorists. The French prosecutor loses the case, and the Secretary walks right up to him and invites him over for dinner. The prosecutor is stunned, but the Secretary says please, our countries have been allies for hundreds of years, and we shouldn't let this little disagreement come between us. (Which side renamed French fries "freedom fries"? Right down the memory hole it goes; here, the roles are reversed.) The Frenchman is moved by this conciliatory gesture.
In short, a show about a man's man in uniform, Harm Rabb, who follows the ZOG doctrines of race-mixing, feminism and neocon wars for Israel. The conservative audience is thrown a bone with the uniforms and military environment, the better to make them swallow the ZOG agenda.
In Walker, Texas Ranger, Chuck Norris' sidekick is a nigger. There are lots of dirty racists around, whose vile comments the nigger endures stoically while doing his job. The man's man Walker shows the way: he's tough, he enforces the law, and he loves nigs at the same time. The audience is supposed to think that gee, maybe it isn't about race after all.
In JAG, Harm Rabb's sidekick is a part-Iranian woman. There are many episodes when officers or grunts are being sexist, causing trouble for enlisted women. Rabb tells one of them: "You were born in the wrong century. Today there are many women who serve in the Navy, and they serve with pride." After September 11th 2001 this show quickly became a neocon propaganda machine: the Arabs oppress women, etc. The liberal media want a woman whose son has just died in Iraq to say she has changed her mind about the war now, but she is still proud that he fought for liberty and she wants the media to leave her alone.
In one memorable episode the Secretary of Defense is arrested in France and tried for crimes against humanity because of the war. The French prosecutor is a cross between snotty Frenchman and arrogant Gestapo, with little round glasses to make him look extra crooked. The Secretary of Defense looks innocent and sensitive when the snotty Frenchman hurls accusations at him, the poor public servant who is merely protecting his country from terrorists. The French prosecutor loses the case, and the Secretary walks right up to him and invites him over for dinner. The prosecutor is stunned, but the Secretary says please, our countries have been allies for hundreds of years, and we shouldn't let this little disagreement come between us. (Which side renamed French fries "freedom fries"? Right down the memory hole it goes; here, the roles are reversed.) The Frenchman is moved by this conciliatory gesture.
In short, a show about a man's man in uniform, Harm Rabb, who follows the ZOG doctrines of race-mixing, feminism and neocon wars for Israel. The conservative audience is thrown a bone with the uniforms and military environment, the better to make them swallow the ZOG agenda.