Aer Lingus Selfie!: Parody [SNL]

A selfie-Facebook 'club' forms to promote the democratic pluralism symbolic of a key modern Irish airline company representing the diary.

An homage to modern travel and globalism in this 20th Anniversary year of 9/11. Thanks for reading (and Happy Saturday Night!), 

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We love Aer Lingus. We're part of a world selfie-Facebook group called the Foreign Irish Republican Army. Our Facebook-selfies are meant to promote the commerce-peace created by Aer Lingus, Ireland's national airline. We think our selfies reveal the commercial vanities of marketing the social consciousness behind modern pluralism travel and traffic! Go ahead and laugh.

Now, we all know Aer Lingus boasts an incredible and skilled flight-staff and great in-flight amenities, which is what makes this Facebook selfie-project feel so American and representative of democracy in this 20th Anniversary year of 9/11. Follow along.

Aer Lingus is Irish. In Ireland, you might find a museum housing the iconic artworks commemorating the Easter Rising of 1916. Though Protestant-Catholic socioeconomic challenges persist between Sinn Fein and Parliament today in Northern Ireland (and the UK), Aer Lingus reminds us of the humanity globalism behind the creative imagination regarding socialized or mobilized movements for democratic reforms.

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 1: We care about Aer Lingus, because Ireland is wonderful and airline-travel is commercially safe.

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 2: I'm not Irish-Catholic, but I find Aer Lingus as commercially symbolic as British Airways this year.

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 3: According to the company reports, Aer Lingus promises its travelers medical sanitation.

Now, all of us group selfie members of the Aer Lingus Facebook 'organization' can be found presented in an iconic film-portrait about the ghostly immortalism behind the concept of hospitality itself, in this 20th Anniversary year of 9/11.

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 4: We're fans of Saturday Night Live and American television and Aer Lingus ads on Facebook.

NARAYAN (Hindu god): It's not complicated promoting Aer Lingus on Facebook, but it's not easy easing fears after 9/11.

Now, we selfie members of this Facebook world project believe modernism comic book imagery can promote the notion that dialogue created by political storytelling can reflect modern democratic investments in the 'medicine' behind anti-terrorism historianship...and cooperative reforms. It's why Aer Lingus hasn't been targeted since 9/11. People like storytelling!

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 5: To say Aer Lingus isn't popular to a Lakers-Celtics fan in the United States is just absurdist.

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 6: Why not use Facebook to advertise an Irish company devoted to making foreigners feel wonderful?

AER LINGUS: We'll be showing the Alan J. Pakula film The Devil's Own on this flight which is hosting the Facebook selfie club.

DAVID FINCHER (on Mark Zuckerberg): “The ability to make money doesn't impress anybody around here.”

The true devastation of 9/11 is it suggested that airplanes aren't secured in American flyzones and US city buildings aren't secured from new era anti-Western sentiments which can originate from just about anywhere. So...where do we find the restoration of confidence in world institutions?

SELFIE GROUP MEMBER 7: I'm just glad Aer Lingus is available as a company for modern travel-doctors.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)