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film. The man who worked on the homosexual

sitcom "Ellen" said this: “If we can get people

laughing, we can get our message underneath

the door, and they will more readily accept that

which would not normally be accepted.” And

how many remember “Ben Hur?” Got to be a

great film, huh? In 1959 the screenwriter –

heard him say this with his own mouth –

actually worked a homosexual romance into the

movie without telling the star actor in the film –

yes, 1959, a movie about the tale of Christ based

on, I believe, a novel by an American author in

the 1800s.

Between the background music and the

acting and all that goes into films, I'm saying to

you that they're destroying our minds. They're

destroying our minds. I’m no fan of Socrates

and Plato, but both of them opposed theatrical

performances as hostile to morality. Plato says,

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