The Cinemafia’s infiltration in world governments started innocently enough in April 1956 in the tiny Principality of Monaco when Rainier III, Prince of Monaco, married Hollywood starlet and Cinemafiosa Grace Kelly. Nobody really paid much attention because Monaco isn’t exactly a military powerhouse with an overly-aggressive foreign policy.
Fast forward to 1980. Americans elect a B-Rate actor who was the former president of the Screen Actors’ Guild. Movies like “Back to the Future”, “The Breakfast Club”, and “Ferris Beuller’s Day Off” are deemed classics. Not because they are among the best movies ever made; but because there is a good chance you will see at least one of these movies on USA Network or TBS next weekend. They seem like classics compared to the crap the Cinemafia spews today. Today’s movies are so bad that they had to re-release “Titanic” in theaters last weekend. (They also made a pretty penny “celebrating” the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
USA Network is also the home of the lastest Cinemafioso Anthony Shalhoub. He plays Adrian Monk on “Monk” and also plays the role of French President Nicholas Sarkozy.
A stern Nicholas Sarkozy interrupts a reporter who was asking a question about the final season of "Monk".
The Cinemafia is everywhere but they can be defeated. While they are currently serving as various heads-of-state, legislators, and lobbyists; they can be shown the curb by candidates who will not accept blood money. I am one of those candidates. I will give my opponents a GPS so they don’t get lost on their way to the curb. Vote for me on November 6. Together we can save the Great American Entertainment Industry.
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April 21, 2012
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Ahmnodt Heare for President 
Cinemafia in World Governments
The Cinemafia’s infiltration in world governments started innocently enough in April 1956 in the tiny Principality of Monaco when Rainier III, Prince of Monaco, married Hollywood starlet and Cinemafiosa Grace Kelly. Nobody really paid much attention because Monaco isn’t exactly a military powerhouse with an overly-aggressive foreign policy.
Fast forward to 1980. Americans elect a B-Rate actor who was the former president of the Screen Actors’ Guild. Movies like “Back to the Future”, “The Breakfast Club”, and “Ferris Beuller’s Day Off” are deemed classics. Not because they are among the best movies ever made; but because there is a good chance you will see at least one of these movies on USA Network or TBS next weekend. They seem like classics compared to the crap the Cinemafia spews today. Today’s movies are so bad that they had to re-release “Titanic” in theaters last weekend. (They also made a pretty penny “celebrating” the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
USA Network is also the home of the lastest Cinemafioso Anthony Shalhoub. He plays Adrian Monk on “Monk” and also plays the role of French President Nicholas Sarkozy.
A stern Nicholas Sarkozy interrupts a reporter who was asking a question about the final season of "Monk".
The Cinemafia is everywhere but they can be defeated. While they are currently serving as various heads-of-state, legislators, and lobbyists; they can be shown the curb by candidates who will not accept blood money. I am one of those candidates. I will give my opponents a GPS so they don’t get lost on their way to the curb. Vote for me on November 6. Together we can save the Great American Entertainment Industry.
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April 21, 2012 Posted by Ahmnodt Heare | Ahmnodt, campaign, commentary, entertainment, humor, satire | 1980s, Adrian Monk, Anthony Shalhoub, Grace Kelly, Monaco, Monk, movies, Nicholas Sarkozy, Ronald Reagan, TBS, Titanic, USA Network | 2 Comments