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The last days of Empire
Almost finished watching London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony, I have some rant on my mind that must be said on what was shown of British culture, tradition and value that an opening ceremony supposed to do…
OKE, let me cut it short, the point is NOTHING more British left!
…except that to paint a very rosy picture of the underlying hugely incompetent and bankrupt NHS…a bit of Harry Potter idea, orchestra and Mr Bean that were quite positive…
Yet guess what was the main theme of the show? The main theme apparently was concentrating on showcasing modern Britain where how a mixed daughter (of a Black man and White women, of course) fell in love with another Black guy, which is obviously hugely important as the symbol of the British value and tradition perhaps more important to the British Future – a society of average 85 IQ needless to say. It was so important that the length of the episode was about same or more than the one depicting the whole process of the history of British Isles and the Industrial Revolution putting together. Think about that! WoW!
I was left speechless when it was followed by another key show of gangster rap with countless brainwashed zombie dancers behind “celebrating” something that I was not quite sure what was… For God’s sake, gangster rap??? I wouldn’t have been so pessimistic about the future of Britain if they had shown some Morris Dancing instead really, at least that was British classics … I was not sure I was watching London 2012 or Lagos 2012.
Compared with Beijing’s opening ceremony, the London show “was immensely fun and vibrant” according to the official line of massive BBC propaganda of course and that of Beijing was “ very rigid, too scary, too chest-beating and no fun at all”… But what sort of “fun” was that? -- the whole “culture”, “Music” and society revolving around gangster rap? Yeah, very fun and inspiring indeed.
In its nutshell, most of the story line and setup (nodded by the organising PC oligarchy) has actually depicted and predicted, in my view, the last days of once culturally strong and proud Empire – yes, it did many evils yet it led the rest of humanity into the modern age nonetheless. The Chinese youth have little to learn from this bewildered and culturally dying London that has lost its way in this PC world.
Rant off.
Disclaimer: just some aimless rant, I don't mean to insult any individual performer.
Almost finished watching London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony, I have some rant on my mind that must be said on what was shown of British culture, tradition and value that an opening ceremony supposed to do…
OKE, let me cut it short, the point is NOTHING more British left!
…except that to paint a very rosy picture of the underlying hugely incompetent and bankrupt NHS…a bit of Harry Potter idea, orchestra and Mr Bean that were quite positive…
Yet guess what was the main theme of the show? The main theme apparently was concentrating on showcasing modern Britain where how a mixed daughter (of a Black man and White women, of course) fell in love with another Black guy, which is obviously hugely important as the symbol of the British value and tradition perhaps more important to the British Future – a society of average 85 IQ needless to say. It was so important that the length of the episode was about same or more than the one depicting the whole process of the history of British Isles and the Industrial Revolution putting together. Think about that! WoW!
I was left speechless when it was followed by another key show of gangster rap with countless brainwashed zombie dancers behind “celebrating” something that I was not quite sure what was… For God’s sake, gangster rap??? I wouldn’t have been so pessimistic about the future of Britain if they had shown some Morris Dancing instead really, at least that was British classics … I was not sure I was watching London 2012 or Lagos 2012.
Compared with Beijing’s opening ceremony, the London show “was immensely fun and vibrant” according to the official line of massive BBC propaganda of course and that of Beijing was “ very rigid, too scary, too chest-beating and no fun at all”… But what sort of “fun” was that? -- the whole “culture”, “Music” and society revolving around gangster rap? Yeah, very fun and inspiring indeed.
In its nutshell, most of the story line and setup (nodded by the organising PC oligarchy) has actually depicted and predicted, in my view, the last days of once culturally strong and proud Empire – yes, it did many evils yet it led the rest of humanity into the modern age nonetheless. The Chinese youth have little to learn from this bewildered and culturally dying London that has lost its way in this PC world.
Rant off.
Disclaimer: just some aimless rant, I don't mean to insult any individual performer.