Dear Uncle Bern,

I am deeply honored to be a member of that privileged group of men and women who comprise the demographic category of the first million viewers of Chapins Inferno. I write to share with you two books that fit squarely into the purview of your august broadcast series. The books are Barbara Bisantz Raymond, The Baby Thief: The Untold Story of Georgia Tann, the Baby Seller Who Corrupted Adoption (2007) and Ann Rule, Heart Full of Lies: A True Story of Desire and Death (2003). I can give a 100% guarantee that you will both books will find both books of great interest and that they will provide defensive missiles of conventional fact that will be of use in your noble and unrelenting battles against weapons of mass dissimulation. (Plus they will both be riveting reads). You will find a brief review on Amazon of each book that explains its importance under the name Richard K. Stephens.

I know the commercial you're referencing. I believe it's by AT&T. They're on my blacklist.
The examples are endless. There's a 'Desperate Housewives' commercial in which one of the women flat-out punches some guy in the face. WTF. Another piece of shit production by ABC.
I suppose it all makes sense, though. Most TV viewers are women. Men typically have better things to do in the evening, like reading a challenging book, creating a spreadsheet, or something else that requires intelligence. Or, hitting the weights and curling until our arms fall off. Or, simply relaxing and reflecting after a long day of kicking the shit out of work. Whatever it may be, it's useful. As as far as advertising, we all know women pretty much believe everything they see and have no control at all over their impulses. Result: Sales! Yes, the make-believe fantasy land of television is a woman's world. F--k it. I don't need it.

yeah another pathetic example (by the way Bernard, love your work).. there is a sprint tv commercial that features this guy (worker) going out and buying all of this stuff (ex. a dog, shoes, flowers so on and so forth), and stocks a hotel room....Mariah Carrie walks in and says "thanks" and blows him a kiss... At the end of the commercial the guy is on his cell phone and quote "yeah i just got done making out with Mariah Carrie"..... any thoughts on that or just typical?

"V" is for vagina. All men should boycott this show. This show is ALL about girl power. The only human male is a priest (i.e. a sexual non-entity). The main character is a badge-bearing gun-toting take-charge woman FBI agent. She's also a single mom (of course) whose husband, by no fault of her own whatsoever, left her to raise their kid all by herself. Where danger is imminent, our heroine leads the way, weapon drawn, while her fellow (male) agents follow behind. This in itself is laughable. What's not so laughable is how much mainstream television programming attempts to marginalize men. I guess I should expect as much from the network that created 'Modern Family'. Does ABC think we don't see their agenda? F--k ABC. F--k television in general.

Very sweet :)

I am very happy to have found you on youtube. Keep up the good work. +1 Subscriber and hopefully more soon once I tell others about you.

thanks bernard

we are all citizens of the world my friend and it is our job to care for it, that doesnt not mean we hand over our jurisdiction of particular regions to a globalist elite to oversee...
I consider myself a classic leftist nationalist. A Lincolnite Unionist. I hate how "conservative" and "liberal" are now just two empty and contradictory labels in a game of red pieces vs blue.
I'm tired of these lobbies robbing the people blind and forcefeeding their agenda, I'm tired of the subconcious slavery.
Personally I don't hate Obama or wish harm on him, I have yet to be truly angered. I still feel betrayed and my vote taken for granted.

Secagent, absolute nationalist, my friend. TrueWords, Title IX? Yes, but in the future my man.
Bernard

Its good you dont support any agressive or predatory racism...
Are you at least nationalist though?