[JennysCool]

It really is, and has always been, a generational thing. Entertainment has been run for the past couple of decades by the "young activists" of the late-'60s and '70s all grown up in executive suites, but maintaining their Vietnam-era protest bona fides and their need for everything to have a liberal slant and, of course, be "relevant."

But they're headed off to retirement, and slowly moving up is a new bunch of entertainment honchos, a contingent of Reagan-era kids all grown up, who marveled at Star Wars and Indiana Jones and immersed themselves in video games. They bring to the table a lot of "fight the Empire" spirit that comes very close to patriotism.

They want to entertain, not preach.

[reasonisfaith]

Seems reasonable, what you say.

To grasp the entire reality we cannot exclude acknowledgment of the deep state—the cabal.

One of them, many years ago, was Herbert Marcuse. He infiltrated Hollywood and coined the phrase “Make love not war,” which didn’t refer to love but to destruction of the American family. Destruction of the family was a big part of his mission as a cultural marxist.

But these days, what we have is a dying deep state with waning power. With God’s blessings, Trump and the patriots have gained control.