The Human Network (At The Center Of Which Is A Breakdancing Black Kid)

We are all "interconnected," sure--but there is a fine line between connectivity and psychic colonization, and Cisco has crossed that line.

A hundred or even ten years ago, Tibetan Monks could focus on their meditations. But now, with Cisco, all attentions get distracted by the dancing black kid. No more will we have a moment's peace. Every household will get invaded by his insistent, mindless, pointless gyrations. Every person will drop what they are doing and re-prioritize, and at the top of their mental to-do list will be, well: pay attention to the dancing black kid. Why? Because Cisco has brought you to this crisis in which what is going on around you is irrelevant. It is only the black kid and your instant access to his dance that matters. If you don't have black-kid access, well, you're just so last century.

And then...then the heartbreaking moment, that crucial second at :27 (the most important point in a 30 second ad, as we have mentioned previously) when the white kid looks up with that face that says "The world would pay attention to me if I were that dancing black kid." His look betokens envy, admiration, loneliness and loss. It only lasts a second, but it is immediately followed by and contrasted with the dancing black kid, looking smug, dancing over Times Square(!)

A voiceover condescendingly reassures "Anyone can be famous," implying that even shy white kids, more cerebral perhaps, might be able to indulge the ego-trip fantasy of being a dancing black kid with the help of Cisco.

Boycott: Cisco

OLD SPICE meme of Blackworship Infects the Nation's Whitest College (BYU)

This ad is based on an Old Spice commercial that Antiwhitemedia featured back on February 22, just to show that these memes are circulating, like, virally. (Because you know viruses are good and cool and not at all harmful things, right?)

Same old story here, except it only ads to the tragic pathos that EVEN at one of the whitest schools in the United States, the object of desire and admiration (He gets an A+!!!) is still that smooth, aggressive charmer, the black or 3/4ths-blackish cool blackity black.

What's wrong with depicting cool successful A+ blacks? Well, maybe part of it is the condescending tone he adopts. He can't just pursue excellence, no, he has to rub it in yo face in typical black braggadocio and step on the servile whitey who must now worship him and SERVE him slavishly.

@ the 43 second mark. Heeeahhhh sled DAWG. Push me through the lie-berry, slave, while I eats me dis sammich!


Boycott: BYU

Learning the Signs, Part I

Perhaps I'm just being very paranoid, but for the purpose of the initial stages of this website, I'm going to point out how a combination of different images can contribute to impounding specific ideas into the head of the unwary viewer. This may or may not be cooperatively intentional on behalf of the individual producers of the individual pieces of media that appear in tandem to assault the reader, but may in fact be unwitting. However, the presentation of a multicultural array of images created by many people that most likely do not have pro-White agendas, can engender a subtle but very powerful effect.

Here is your average page from CNN, arguably a liberal news network that makes no ends to hide stories that may be detrimental to multicultural propagandizing. However, this array was likely unintended, though I'm willing to accept arguments to the otherwise. On the left one sees a White male purchasing fast food from another White male.

Any visitor to a large number of fast food restaurants in urban areas in the majority of this country is aware that the most frequent customers to these establishments are non-Whites, oftentimes obese. However, on the right side of the page, we see three images, two of which feature very muscular and fit Black men, juxtaposed next to a dozing and undefined White or Whitish male. The words "snoring" and "death" are associated with the White male, whereas "muscle" and "development" are assigned to the Black male.

Very sneaky, indeed.