James Delingpole recommends crowdfunded Agent Poso
We conservatives are very good at complaining about the culture’s leftist bias and of course we’re right: Hollywood, TV, the publishing industry, the mainstream media do indeed all swing horribly to the left.Whose contributors include Brett Smith and Chuck Dixon, so you know it definitely does boast impressive credentials. Yes, it sounds and looks like a positive example, so I'll add my recommendation to give Agent Poso some backing.
What we’re not so good at is doing anything to counter it.
As conservative blogger, broadcaster and former U.S. naval intelligence officer Jack Posobiec puts it:
“All the Hollywood money is flowing from Beijing to Burbank which is why all we end up with is woke garbage. And if we keep consuming our entertainment in the traditional way – throwing money at whatever woke garbage Hollywood serves up – then woke garbage is all we’re going to get because woke garbage is the only thing the liberal entertainment industrial complex wants to finance.”
I totally agree. Which is why I think we should all do our bit to support the Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for Jack’s comic book project Agent Poso.
Here’s a rough synopsis:
Set ten years in the future a global threat has arisen, and the President must turn to those he can trust. An off-the-books team that works directly for him, in the shadows. For the most sensitive missions, he calls upon Agent Poso and TASK FORCE AEGIS
Just like in Kingsman (which started life as a comic by Mark Millar), the bad guys are environmentalists. (And jihadists – another category of villain that the liberal-left culture industry generally prefers to play down, if it can…)
That’s because this is a shamelessly conservative product for a conservative readership starved of conservative culture.
Labels: good artists, good writers, indie publishers, islam and jihad, politics, terrorism
Yes. Because artistic merit is your elephant so long as the book is politically and ideologically correct.
But do we need another comic book about a president who subverts the constitution and turns himself into the dictator of a banana republic by becoming the leader of a secret and illegal right wing paramilitary squad? Marvel already did that book. They called it Secret Empire.
The Poso squad in this comic book would do for the military what Rudy Giuliani did to foreign policy.
I don’t think any conservative could like this book. Some right wingers would. The ones with RWDS / Right Wing Death Squad tattoos, and t-shirts that show people being pushed out of helicopters.
Posted by
Anonymous |
12:17 PM
It is too bad. Dixon wrote some good stories 30-35 years ago.
Posted by
Anonymous |
1:10 PM
"It is too bad. Dixon wrote some good stories 30-35 years ago."
He still writes good stories. The Bad Times series is great.
"Yes. Because artistic merit is your elephant so long as the book is politically and ideologically correct.
But do we need another comic book about a president who subverts the constitution and turns himself into the dictator of a banana republic by becoming the leader of a secret and illegal right wing paramilitary squad? Marvel already did that book. They called it Secret Empire.
The Poso squad in this comic book would do for the military what Rudy Giuliani did to foreign policy.
I don’t think any conservative could like this book. Some right wingers would. The ones with RWDS / Right Wing Death Squad tattoos, and t-shirts that show people being pushed out of helicopters. "
Way to judge a comic without reading it.
Posted by
Anonymous |
2:20 PM
The story is about a secret off the books team that engages in military operations under the president's direct control, outside the military chain of command. What more do you need to know to decide that they are subverting the constitution? Giuliani is engaging in diplomacy under the president's instructions outside the aegis of the diplomatic corps and foreign affairs; these guys would be doing the same thing militarily.
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Anonymous |
2:35 PM