Isaac Satan

An Algerian-American blogger named Isaac Satan investigates how commercial tokens can promote more diligence between Protestants and Catholics in the new millennium.

One last capitalism-gauged globalization peace vignette (regarding Protestant-Catholic deformity in the U.K.!), inspired by the dialogic film WarGames.

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Isaac Satan was blogging on the Internet about the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) and IRA (Irish Republican Army) in the 21st Century. As an Algerian-American with relatives involved in the FLN revolution against French occupation in the 20th Century, Isaac Satan was intrigued by the modern intrigue surrounding Protestant-Catholic rifts in the United Kingdom (UK) which not only threatened global commerce but also unity within the global Christian community. Isaac decided to start researching student culture in Northern Ireland and wanted to present himself as a blogging pluralism advocate.

Isaac learned that young people in Belfast (Northern Ireland) regularly visited pubs and night-clubs and held social events, many of which hosted both the Irish Catholic minority and the British Protestant majority in the area. These social gatherings filled with students in Northern Ireland reflected a modern commitment to finding creative ways to find arenas for Protestant-Catholic interaction, even in very troubled Belfast, a city troubled since the original partition of mainland Ireland, a partition created by demographic denominational differences. Isaac learned these student gatherings and social events in Northern Ireland symbolized a potential media investment in pedestrian life journalism in the UK.

The serious rift between Christian Catholics and Christian Protestants in the UK (Northern Ireland) was caused mostly by a socioeconomic disparity that highlighted deep cultural differences between two separate groups of ethnic groups in modern civilization. Stories about fanatical terrorism and shocking retaliatory police/military brutality had given Northern Ireland the late-20th Century black reputation of being a terrible tourism destination. Isaac Satan, a passionate Algerian-American, wanted to understand how regional inter-religious intrigue in Europe contributed to new era discussions about cross-cultural trade and customs. This was a media dilemma.

ISAAC SATAN: I've personally decided the best way to champion inter-religious customs between Irish Catholics and British Protestants in Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom is to promote the marketing of socially symbolic companies, especially Aer Lingus (Ireland's national airline) and British Petroleum (a major English gas conglomerate), and how toys representative of these modern companies such as model-kits for kids can symbolize a global appreciation of 'demonstrative' capitalism, conducive to dioramic peace...and dollar media!

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)