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Obama Assassination Cartoon Satire Prompts Secret Service Visit to ‘Constitution Conrad’ Creator
by Guerilla Girl Ashley The Pete Santilli Show & The Guerilla Media Network
Guerrilla Media Network has been covering The Fox Bros political satire cartoon “Conrad The Constitution” since it’s very first episode. Tim Fox, one of the creators of Conrad The Constitution has been a regular guest on our show since last September 2013, he made his fifth appearence on our show this past week with his newest season 2 episode 8 ” Conrad The Time Traveler” If you agree that the Fox Bros have a first amendment right to say what they want through their video’s, even though you may not agree with wahat they are saying, please subscribe to their youtube channel.
What happens when a controversial comedy satire goes viral?
Following the public premier on The Pete Santilli Show on February 19th, of Season 2 Episode #8 of the popular internet animation series, ‘Conrad the Constitution’, filmmaker Tim Fox received a visited from the President’s own Secret Service detail.
Tim Fox, co-creator of the cult hit, was surprised to find the Secret Service Saturday on his doorstep Saturday noon on February 22nd.
“On Friday night, the Secret Service showed up at my parents’ house in down San Diego, I got a call from my dad saying ‘two secret service agents are here to talk with you (…)… next thing I know (Sat.) they show up at my apartment in Los Angeles and they wanted to talk to me about the video”.
“They told me that they had been getting a lot of complaints about the video, people had been sending to them because were concerned.”
The episode in question depicts the cartoon character, Conrad the Constitution (image, left), after passing out on paint fumes, falls in a dream sequence where he traveled six years into the future only to discover an America in tatters and under Marshal Law – with Obama still in the White House. Conrad then engineers a plan to set the nation free from dictatorship by assassinating the President. When Conrad finally awakens from his nightmare, he realises it was just a dream after being brought around by friend Ron Paul.
Apparently, the White House has deemed the cartoon as some type of threat, although the Secret Service did not make clear where the animation posed a physical, or a political threat to the President. After politely questioning Fox, the two officers then left his apartment.
Creator Tim Fox explains the motivation behind the comedy series created by Fox Bros Studios, “Our elected officials that swear an oath to the constitution, swear that oath, and then tear it apart. “
“We wanted to give ourselves a break with a little bit of humour, because it can get pretty depressing for people watching these politicians destroy the country.”
Listen to this interview compilation, including a before and after discussion from Fox following the Secret Service reaction to the controversial cartoon, as well as Episode #8 itself, which triggered the White House’s snap reaction…
To date, no further action has been taken against animator Fox, or Fox Bros Studios. Stay tuned here and at GMN for further updates.
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