Independent Write-In Candidate Ahmnodt Heare will be the first candidate for president to offer a comprehensive plan to make energy affordable for Americans. Tune in to his show Sunday, April 27 at 10:00PM Eastern / 7:00PM Pacific. If you can’t catch it live, you can listen to the archive at the link below.
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Presidential Write-In Candidate Ahmnodt Heare will be delivering his comprehensive energy solution next Sunday (April 27) at 10PM Eastern / 7PM Pacific on his Blogtalk Radio show. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Ahmnodt-Heare
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These guys have it all wrong! People don’t want to spend $35 for a movie ticket. Fewer people are going to movies because they think the $8-$10 per ticket is too much. And this company didn’t even mention a pricing system for children. The cinemafia is getting more corrupt every day. I am the only candidate who is mentioning the price of entertainment. This is why on Election Day, you should tell your fellow Americans, “Ahmnodt Heare!”
One of the reasons why I decided to run for President is because I am tired of the high price of entertainment. I pointed the reasons why prices are high and offered viable solutions in a short documentary I made last year.
After discussing my documentary in various campaign stops, people told me that the price of movies wasn’t the worst problem. I told them that the quality of movies have fallen as well. A couple from Jackson, Mississippi agreed with me with my points, but still thought I was missing the wosrt part of the “Cinemafia”. They asked me how old I was when I started paying adult prices for movies. I told them I was 12.
That is when it hit me. You aren’t allowed to drink until you’re 21. You can’t vote, buy cigarettes, or die for your country until you are 18. Driving is prohibited in most states until the age of 16. Why does the movie industry treat 12 year olds as adults? Two reasons: Greed and perversion.
If somebody goes to a movie once a month between his or her 12th and 18th birthdays, then one would pay an extra $216 in ticket prices. And although one is treated as an adult with the wallet, one cannot see an “adult” movie intil his or her 18th birthday.
The other social ill is it gives movie moguls an excuse to have relationships with underaged girls. The mogul can say something like “I thought the girl with the “Hello Kitty” shirt was an adult because she paid the adult price at the movie theater.”
We need a total overhaul of the way we look at entertainment. The solutions in my documentary will go a long way towards the ills in the entertainment industry.
