Judiciary Report - Borat Getting Unoriginal

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Borat Getting Unoriginal

August 13. 2008

Sacha Baron Cohen, who plays the characters "Borat" "Bruno" and "Ali G", is a relative of professor, Simon Baron Cohen, that developed a blueprint "Mind Reading Technology" similar to one used by the American government, that is also unlawfully being used by the Kabbalah Center, and was a contributing factor to Britney Spears becoming severely mentally ill click here.

Madonna buddy and Kabbalah cult member Sacha Baron Cohen seems to be recycling other people's jokes. In my copyrighted February 26, 2008 Sound Off Column I jokingly confused the political party Hamas with the food Humus. I wrote:

"Humus, I mean Hamas, got elected in Palestine. A sign of the times. Hamas is known the world over as a terrorist organization, which has left many concerned at this news. Many governments have been calling on Hamas to "renounce violence" which they have yet to agree to do. The civilized world is hoping Hamas will change, as there is no place in any government for terrorism." - February 26, 2008 Sound Off Column

Now, this month, Kabbalah member Sacha Baron Cohen has ripped off my joke for his movie "Bruno." How unoriginal and typical of Kabbalah. So not funny.

SACHA BARON COHEN DUPES FORMER MOSSAD AGENT

Box office hit Borat appears not to have translated to the Middle East after Sacha Baron Cohen duped a former Mossad agent into giving an interview.

The Cambridge graduate was in the guise of his Austrian TV personality character, Bruno, and managed to convince Yossi Alpher, a former operative of the Israeli intelligence agency into being interviewed for a new spoof documentary.

Ghassam Khalib, a Palestinian academic, was also tricked into the interview, which could be seen in the final film after its May 2009 release.

In the interview, Bruno, a gay Austrian fashion show presenter, asked: "What's the connection between a political movement and food? Why hummus?"

Alpher stepped in to explain: "Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist political movement. Hummus is a food."

However, Baron Cohen's character continued to discuss the chickpea-based dip, adding:: "Yesterday I threw away my pitta bread because it was dripping hummus. And it's too high in carbohydrates."

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