Jewish Robert Iger's ABC has announced a new TV series next fall, Good Christian B*tches, which will feature Southern girls who "are taught to love Jesus, but just because we're Christians doesn't mean we are perfect." So says author of the book by that title, Kim Gatlin. On its cover the "h" in "b*tches" has Satan's forked tail hanging from it, contrasting to a halo around the "d" in "good." The message couldn't be clearer: Christians are hypocrites; Christian girls are very possibly b*tches.
Gatlin's book, about malicious southern Christian gossip and hypocrisy, provides plenty of abuse of Christianity. Leave it to heavyweight Jewish media moguls Iger and homosexual/Jewish producer Darren Star to pick up her story and vent their animus against Christians on prime-time TV. Recent Disney pro-homosexuality, even at their theme parks, is legendary. Star is a veteran of trashing Christian sexual morality, having created "Melrose Place" and "Sex in the City."
Of course, in Canada, under the Jewish Anti-Defamation League's hate laws, if a Christian uttered the phrase "good Jewish b*tch" in public, he could face a minimum fine of $5000 and more than $150,000 in legal fees. In America he could easily be fined and perhaps jailed by local governing bodies influenced by ADL.
But when superpowerful Jews create a television series kicking Christianity and Christian women in their moral solar plexus, no alarm is raised by the American Jewish community, especially ADL. ADL seems conveniently distracted at this time, loudly preaching "tolerance," "respect for diversity" and "civility" elsewhere.
