How the World’s Large and Multi-National Corporations Advanced Coalition Interests and Objectives – The Geo-Politicization of Television Commercials:
Part VIII
© 2009 Brad Kempo B.A. LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
Coalition corporations continue* to demonstrate that trademark resolute tenacity at achieving stated objectives through the production of TV ads.
* Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, Part VI, Part VII
The categories of diplomacy for this batch of commercials spans the spectrum: from the isolation-deprivation issue compliments of the world’s largest and most famous lingerie manufacturer to the Michelin tire company threatening to knock the teeth out of Canada’s political leader to Macy’s articulation of the imminence of the forced divorce between China and Canada to child protection and the institutionalization and proliferation of racism.
Victoria’s Secret produced an ad that high profiled twenty years of originally clandestine sabotage of every social relationship the Custodian Chief Executive would ever have to keep him totally isolated from mainstream society and prevent him from having a girlfriend, wife and children. Producers add the lexiconically significant number combination that symbolizes the current clash of civilizations: 83. And the 47 is an assassination reminder; which is juxtaposed with a China identifier.
A supermodel executes a double-handed Oprah Maneuver to give substance to the isolation-deprivation theme while attired in the lexiconic color of condemnation.
And they arrange for the colors of China to be juxtaposed with the High Command being obliterated in a fireball explosion. A ‘gun to the temple’ Richie-Santelli Maneuver is added for extra emphasis by one of the three supermodels.
Michelin’s executives wanted to engage in coercive diplomacy and chose Jay Leno’s April 7, 2008 comedy sketch – one that’s been repeatedly embraced by the coalition. For a full transcript see Just How Livid Coalition Partners Are Their Reasonable Demands Were Met with Arrogant Belligerence - A Retrospective on the Use of Coercive Diplomacy (Part II). The threatening spoof was scripted just after Harper took office and not only did he ignore two international signposts…
· naming a military initiative in Iraq ‘Operation Iron Fist’ on October 1, 2005 after the title of a 2004 authored Fiefdom treatise chapter:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/10/01/iraq.main/index.html
· the U.S. military firing live ammunition at Canadian diplomats exactly four months to the day later, on February 1, 2006, to send message to the just elected Harper government demanding capitulation to international demands:
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2006/02/01/diplomats060201.html
… but also all the diplomacy from its full-court-press inception in February ‘06.
The television commercial uses CGI and involves a potential car accident in the forest on a blistery evening. The road is inhabited by various kinds of animals; but it is a justice-colored bunny -- the lexiconic representation of Canada's delegitimized political leader -- who’s in the wrong place when the vehicle comes speeding through.
Old Navy added to its series of talking mannequins. The commercial is titled “Blue Jean Break-up” and accentuates through the lexiconically recognized pattern of inevitable imprisonment how that’s going to be accomplished: renditioning those who violated the letter of The Security of Information Act into the ‘Iron Fist’ prosecution system and then imprisoning them forever or lengthy terms, depending on the egregiousness of their conduct. The commercial also high profiles institutionalized and proliferating racism (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).
The globally behemoth Wal*Mart – a company that more than any single multi-national added to China’s global hegemony war chest – produced two new television ads. They contribute to child protection themed diplomacy and agrees with the coalition’s assessment of prison for the malfeasant and the Custodian Chief’s damages. 
[coalition identifier]
[justice, compensation ratifier]
[Chinada]
[prison certainty]
The U.S. Postal Service scripted a new ad to take place in front of a family’s house. The home address contains the lexicon: “7287” – a Sorkin China identifier and part compensation ratifier (digits add up to 14) to refer to the use of the Custodian Chief Executive’s massive wealth to challenge the global spread of fiefdom-totalitarian commu-nazi genocidal racism and part symbolism involving a graphic representation of surrounding the global threat with coalition good luck; having already defeated the first clash of civilizations the previous century.
The Gap Stores produced a television commercial that high profiles the child protection theme and what the Chinada loyal can expect when the coalition moves against them: employment termination, appointment revocation and being blacklisted in perpetuity. In one scene one of the children is choreographed to execute the “we’re watching you gesture” -- the expression on her face, of anger, indicative of coalition resolve, and geo-referring to coalition surveillance and intel collection – a communiqué first enunciated in late 2006 and went unheeded.
Christina Aguilera, the recipient of the 2008 Geo Award for outstanding achievement in high profiling militarized hypnosis in print media, stars in an ad for DirectTV. In one scene she’s attired in prison certainty and then is scripted to state: “So yea, I’m out to save the world … from cable”; a statement that embeds the coalition’s mantra.
General Electric, one of America’s largest corporations, produced a television ad that high profiles both child protection and the institutionalization and proliferation of racism and also recommends prison for the unapologetic bigots.
