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Woke Gay Race Swapping Disney Destroys Star Wars · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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None Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my
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name is Brett Keene and you're watching listening to GOD TV
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radio. I hope you're all having a
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wonderful day. Did you all know that George
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Lucas, when he originally came up with Star Wars, he intended
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on creating a film for children and young people?
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That's what it was all meant to be.
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It wasn't about sexuality. It wasn't about what your
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political views were. It wasn't about, you know, which
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side of the spectrum are you any of this kind of garbage?
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But nowadays, now that Disney has bought it from George Lucas,
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that's all it's been about is sexuality.
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It's been about people's sexual preferences.
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It's about it's about how to identify.
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And it even introduces pronouns and all kinds of real day
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bullshit that's going on and delusions and nonsense that
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Hollywood is pushing. And because of this, Star Wars
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is no longer interesting. Some people would say a majority
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of Star Wars fans would tell you that Star Wars died after.
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I would say probably Return of the Jedi.
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Now we could go and say, yeah, Rogue One was all right.
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Some of the prequels were okay. There's a lot of argument back
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and forth on that. But the arguments about the
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prequel and Rogue One have nothing to do with sexuality or
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anything like that. It's just something that people
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thought somebody else should have played Anakin at the time.
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And Anakin was one of those type of characters that took a little
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while to kind of get used to. People expected Darth Vader to
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be a little bit more. I don't know, more adult like
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more intelligent is where the Anakin seemed like a wine bag
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prequels and nothing like what people expected.
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They didn't like the little boy who played the child version of
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Anakin and they didn't like all the crying and the emotional
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shed of Anakin and the film. It didn't seem like people had
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too much problems with Padme in the original Star Wars.
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We had a woman hero, Princess Leia, and nobody complained
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about her. In fact, a lot of people said
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she was beautiful, she was smart, and she was independent
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and tough. Even though George Lucas had no
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intention of trying to make some kind of political statements
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about women. Just like when they made the
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movie Aliens. Sigourney Weaver, They weren't
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sitting around thinking about how they could push a gay agenda
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or how they could somehow represent women or black people
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and all this kind of stuff. Same with Star Trek.
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And if you watch the original Star Trek and then Generations,
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very few times will they have some kind of philosophical
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discussion about racism and sexual gender and all that.
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And if they did, they did it and an intelligent way where you can
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tell it was really thought out and it was meant to be thought
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provoking in some kind of way. I think a lot of us when we
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watch the old Star Trek and we watched Lieutenant, what how is
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her name pronounced Huora, something like that.
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We don't, I don't think any of us ever watch the show and said,
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oh man, they got black people on it or, or they've got, you know,
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this Asian guy, Sulu and all this kind of stuff.
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Oh, they got this Russian guy who's playing Chekhov for I
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think he was Russian. I'm not really sure to be honest
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with you. I never really gave a shit about
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what race any of the people were.
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I just enjoyed watching all of them and enjoyed the story that
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was being put out in front of me.
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That's why I watched Star Trek and Star Wars.
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I was interested in the story. When I watch the story of Luke
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Skywalker and Darth Vader, I was absolutely blown away.
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Here's a a boy who basically grew up in kind of a slave like
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conditions in a on a desert planet and he meets us.
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You like Sensei or Master Jedi and ends up getting trained.
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And later on we'll find out in the story that the person who's
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basically running the universe into the ground and causing all
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kinds of destruction and chaos is actually his biological
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father, who just so happened to be the young man and the
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prequels who got burnt up because of his hatred and
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animosity and going to the dark side.
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It was a fascinating story where we questioned things like what
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is the Force? Where does this power come from?
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We got excited when we seen the robots and we seen Yoda and the
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different creatures and the different aliens to see a
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completely different world or a different idea of what the
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universe could be in a fantasy like setting.
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These were exciting for us. We like the chases.
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We liked it whenever they got in there flying ships and they
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fought each other and lasers are shooting all over the place.
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And we even like in the prequel whenever the little boys driving
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the what the hell is that thing called?
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I forget what it was called but it was a machine that basically
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he did a race with. You guys can tell me as a Star
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Wars person, I was interested in the storyline.
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I am sorry and apologize that I don't recall every mechanical
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device that they used in it. If you were to ask me more
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questions about Star Trek, I could probably do that.
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I'm quite learned whenever it comes to the mechanics and the
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equipment and technology that they allegedly use in the
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science fiction type of world. I like Star Trek more and I
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think one of the reasons why is Star Trek had an advantage over
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Star Wars. Star Wars started out for the
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longest time being movie, movie, movie, movie.
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And Star Trek actually made movies, but it also had TV shows
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and continued on and it also had all these offshoots that turned
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out to be really good. A lot of people like Deep Space
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Nine, people liked Voyager people enjoyed and, and Voyager
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is a perfect example too. You hear a lot of these woke
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people out here who say, oh, women weren't represented in
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Star Trek and Star Wars before, which shows me that none of them
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ever actually watched it or actually gave a shit or paid
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attention. Or maybe they didn't feel like
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they were being represented as what they define as a woman or a
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transgender or homosexual or someone who's of color.
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Perhaps that's it. Because when you're watching,
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you don't really think about what color the Princess says.
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You don't give a shit about, you know, what is it that Harrison
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Ford wants to have sex with that day or anything?
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You're just thinking, how are they going to deal with the
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empire? You're you're immersed into a
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story about survival and how is these clashing conflicts going
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to find resolution? You're not thinking about, oh, I
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wonder who's going to have sex next.
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I wonder what how Luke identifies sexually or if he's
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got gender dysphoria or any of this shit.
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Nobody cared. Nobody was interested in that.
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And that's the way movies used to be.
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It used to be primarily focused on writing and story and George
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Lucas and a lot of his interviews that I've seen, he
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made it clear that he went through script after script and
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editing and all that, as well as video editing in order to try to
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make Star Wars as interesting as possible, not only for others
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but also for himself. But it was meant for young
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people to have an escape. That's what Star Wars was meant
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to be. That's what Star Trek was meant
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to be. Star Trek was meant at some
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point in time to be an idea of human beings who had evolved to
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the point where we became more sophisticated, we became more
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civilized, and now our only desire in the universe was to
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explore the universe and to go boldly where no one's ever been
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before. To meet new aliens, make new
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friends, make new alliances and work with each other.
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Create trade routes and shit, visit other planets.
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Exploration. That's what it was about.
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And now Star Trek has become mostly about fighting.
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It's become mostly about not exploring.
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If you watch Discovery, you rarely run into any kind of new
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aliens anymore. If you watch any of the new
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shit, it's stupid. And then there were strange
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worlds. I remember a lot of people got
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excited at that because they thought, oh wow, they're going
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back to the original Enterprise and they're, they got Pike as a
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captain and he's actually pretty cool, you know, and he's
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actually got a story. He's there's actually some
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anxiety and stress and tension there because he knows that at
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some point in time, it's inevitable that he's going to
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die in an accident. And there's all these great
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things, but they brought in all these writers, you know, all
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these people who are, you know, Black Power or we got to
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represent the woman and every woman's got to be an overpowered
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Mary Sue and all this shit's got to be unrealistic.
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In the newest Star Wars movies, they got this girl who gets in
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there. We don't know shit about her.
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She's got no personality and she seems to be able to whoop
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everybody's ass without even getting a scratch on her.
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Anybody that's ever watched like any movie like Rocky or a Van
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Dam film or any kind of movie with action with Arnold
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Schwarzenegger or something, even Sigourney Weaver movies
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with Alien, you have to have the hero get the shit kicked out of
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them. You got to show that they have
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vulnerabilities. That adds to the intensity of
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the film. You have to build the
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characters. You have to build them in such a
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way that the audience actually cares about the person that
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they're watching and listening to.
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I can't think of 1 fucking reason why I should give a rat's
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ass about Ray. When I watched her, I felt like
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she was a watered down version of Luke.
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She's out in the desert, she moves arms, he runs into a guy
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who had some nervous breakdown and started killing other Jedis,
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and it's like, OK. And he's kind of a a wuss.
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He's an idiot. If it wasn't for some of the
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special effects, if you were to take the music out of Star Wars
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and just listen to the dialogue, it was very weak.
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It was very shitty. There was just no depth or
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substance to it whatsoever. And Star Wars has become so
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shitty that even Harrison Ford said, I'm not going to star in
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another one of these. But one of the biggest stars of
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the original Star Wars said the only way I'm coming back is if
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you pay me millions and millions of dollars to the point where
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I'm like Scrooge Mcduck swimming around in money.
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And also at some point in time, you got to fucking kill me.
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And they didn't even kill him in a way where it was meaningful.
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This is a a guy who was a smuggler who was really good at
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flying ships. He should have died in some kind
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of heroic ship fight. Instead, his retarded son stabs
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him through and then drops him down a bottomless pit.
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It's like, OK, wouldn't you? You know, you when you kill a
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hero, when you end somebody's life That was meaningful and
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valuable to the audience, you got to do it in such a way where
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it has value to it. Now, when people talk about it,
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alls they say is, well, Harrison Ford was standing on this narrow
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fucking bridge and his son, for whatever reason, just decided to
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stab him through the guts and then throw his ass off the the
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bridge. It's like, OK, what?
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Well, why? What was the point of that?
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But I guess that's what Harrison Ford wanted.
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He didn't want a good. He didn't want to go out and out
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and a blaze of flames like heroes normally do.
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You know, a perfect example of something that'll bring people
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to tears is when Data died. You guys remember that.
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I don't know if you guys seen that film.
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Picard was basically restrained on a ship where it was about to
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blow up and Data sacrificed himself in order to save his
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captain. And we all know the story of how
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much Picard respected and admired and cared about Data.
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We all cared about Data. Data was a robot, an artificial
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intelligence with a, with a positronic brain who actually
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his goal, what he wanted to achieve was to be human.
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You got to see him interact with a cat, you got to see him
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actually interact with other humans and try to learn and be a
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part of the community and all this.
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And then finally, when he did die, he died by saving his
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captain, one of the greatest achievements that you can ever
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do. And he died in an explosion in a
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conflict between two ships fighting each other.
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And you're not knowing who's going to win in the end after
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it's all said and done. Unfortunately, Star Trek has
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become, it's not about philosophy, morals and ethics
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and about exploration anymore. Star Trek's become a film or a
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show that is meant to represent people and represent their
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sexual politics and all this kind of shit.
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It has nothing to do with exploring or going anywhere
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anymore. The only time a planet is
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mentioned is just in order to push the story to a point where
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you can get back into more preaching and sermonizing.
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It spends a lot of time trying to be emotional and when it
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hasn't even earned the right to be emotional, you don't care
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about the fucking characters, so why do you care when they cry
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kind of ordeal. So that's Star Wars.
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Now the meme is, is that Star Wars is gay and that's it
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because it has no substance or depth.
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It has no extra layers. It's just straight up gay and
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that's it. And I don't think any of us
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would sit here and say we don't like homosexuality, therefore we
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don't like Star Wars, which is what the directors and the
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writers are claiming. They're claiming that we don't
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like people who are a certain color, or we don't like female
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leaders, or we don't like females who are representing, or
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we don't like people's sexuality.
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No, but we go to watch Star Wars for a certain reason, for the
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same reason why we go watch Superman.
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We want to see Superman save Lois Lane.
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We want to see Superman save the day.
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We don't give a shit if Superman is gay or if he's black or any
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of this kind of shit, which is unfortunately a sad truth is, is
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that that's what they want to do with Superman now.
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They want to make him gay. They want to make him black.
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And we're like, why? Why don't you just use the
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multiverse and create a black gay Superman and don't have him
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be the representation of Clark Kent?
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Why does all these characters have to replace characters that
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already have a built story for see the woke culture out there?
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This is one of the main problems is the woke people.
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They rely on nostalgia. They have to steal from,
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plagiarize from shit that was actually good in order to create
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any semblance of a fucking story.
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They can't make their own story. They know that if they go out
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and they make a movie just about gay people doing gay things and
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shit, nobody's going to fucking watch.
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Nobody cares. So a long time ago, some fucking
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biscuit face bitch named Kathleen Kennedy decided that
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she and Disney once spent billions of dollars buying up
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all these different properties and franchises.
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And they figured, well, now we don't have to build anything
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new. Do you remember when Disney used
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to, like, create their own content?
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Do you remember back in the day when they made Pinocchio and
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Cinderella and The Little Mermaid and all these great
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animated cartoons and shows and shit?
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And nowadays, what do they do? They take all these fucking
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characters. They take all their history, and
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then they replace. They do something called race
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hijacking, where they remove everybody's character and then
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replace them with someone who's black or gay or a woman in the
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place of a male and all white males turn out to be weak.
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Now I want you to look at something.
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There was a a moment there where Disney actually got on the
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newspapers and said, we're not going to push the bullshit
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anymore. We're going to stay away from
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the woke crap. And they ended up making a show
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called Obi Kenobi, which was fucking awesome.
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I don't think anybody out there would argue with that.
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They also made a show called The Mandalorian where it didn't
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spend any time whatsoever dealing with sexuality or
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bullshit. You had this cute little fucking
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Yoda creature and you had The Mandalorian, which we weren't.
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We didn't even, we knew that he was male because he sounded
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male. And there was a tough,
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independent woman whom by the way, might I add, was fucking
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fired. And they ruined her career just
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based upon the fact that she didn't have the right political
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views and because she put a tweet that was disagreeable.
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So they went out of their way to fuck her in her ass and destroy
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her entire life because she wasn't the right type of
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representation of their politics.
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It didn't matter that she was a woman.
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It didn't matter that in real life she was an actual badass.
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Who could lead the charge on anything?
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What mattered is they didn't get their agenda.
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She didn't push their politics. We can't have people going, oh
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wow, she's a conservative Republican who just so happens
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to be fucking tough and badass and knows how to get shit done.
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That wasn't enough. She didn't hold the right
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ideology. Therefore they destroyed her.
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Do you remember the end of The Mandalorian?
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Luke Skywalker showed up, a shitty CGI version of him, but
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still, people were crying. They were sobbing.
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People were like, Oh my God, look, it's Luke.
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It's the first time we get to see him as a master Jedi.
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It's the first time we get to see his, his powers and his
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abilities and what he became. And then after that show, they
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fired the woman and we've seen nothing yet at all.
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They stopped and went back to the representation again, back
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to the political agendas. And now Star Wars is dead.
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They've created offshoot after offshoot after offshoot, and
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nobody watched. And they made the acolyte.
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And these two women here, they're sitting there laughing,
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and they think it's funny that the show has been ruined.
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Rotten Tomatoes says it absolutely sucks, all the
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critics including the fans hate it, and everybody says it's dead
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and Disney doesn't give a shit. I wish I had billions of dollars
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to throw away, but I tell you what, if I won a billion dollars
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tomorrow, I sure as hell wouldn't spend it on a bunch of
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franchises just so I could tear them apart in front of all the
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children who grew up watching it.
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Just so I can feel good about myself, just so I can have some
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kind of revenge. Fuck, it's ridiculous.
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It's ridiculous. I've had some people out there
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who say, Brett, why do you say that you don't like sex scenes
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and movies and shows and all that?
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Because I watch movies and television shows.
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Because I want thought provoking content.
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I want to be able to. I want to walk away from a show
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having thoughts in my head. It's one of the reasons I enjoy
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X-Files. It causes you to think about
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shit about what could be, or what if somebody chose this
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alternative over another, or what would I do in a
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hypothetical challenge. These kind of things I like to
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think, and I don't like watching people do fake sex scenes and
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shit. That just wastes time.
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I consider it. I have nothing against sex,
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obviously. I'm married and I have kids.
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My problem is, is I feel like when writers do that, they're
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basically trying to waste 20 minutes of your film or your
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movie because they don't have any extra content.
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If you watch any movie or show out there where they add that.
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Even in a show like Star Trek, Captain Kirk, it was implied
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that he was basically like a Playboy.
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He liked to fuck around with women.
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Fuck the green lady or something.
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But do you recall in any of the old shows or in Generation or
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old Star Trek where you actually see Captain Kirk getting in the
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sack with a woman and having sex?
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No, you will see a kiss, maybe on a scene, and you will see it
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like fade out as if Captain Kirk's going to go do something.
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And it's implied that he's got this type of personality, but it
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doesn't ever, like, show you shit.
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But then the movie came along and what do you have?
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Captain Kirk laying in a bed with two green women.
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You see what I mean? Why did they need to do that?
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For it was already established that Captain Kirk has these, you
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know, this weird ideas and interests and attractions.
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Why show the shit? Why do you need to waste 10
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minutes of our fucking time? We want we watch Star Trek
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'cause we want to see Captain Kirk flying the Enterprise and
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making fucking life or death choices.
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That's what we're into. We want to see aliens and hear
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about culture and philosophical discussions, not the same
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deadbeat sexual bullshit engagement.
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So that's the deal. That's one of the things that
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bores me about James Bond too. I like watching James Bond
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because he's like that man. He's always got a trick up his
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sleeve or something neat. I don't want to spend 20 minutes
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watching James Bond have fake sex with one of his Co stars.
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All right, that's the end of that.
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God bless.