Commercial Superstition

A Story by Abishai100

A cyber-writer's presentation of capitalism-race defense 'intrigue' offers images catering to an American Homeland 'examination' of homework.

A vignette about commerce-life superstitions, inspired (loosely) by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore). Thanks for reading,

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Amlan Satan worked on his special capitalism-race diagrams for world-insurance character/governance storytelling, presenting himself as a 'James Bond writer' of various treasure-securities consciousness drawing social-media users with interests in commerce-life journals.

He used a special 'alien-invader' media-themed chess-set/toy to create competition-class/sovereignty stories for social-media groups in the post-9/11 era Homeland of invasion/fortune oriented paranoia/hubris (wow).

Amlan Satan also used a special comics heroine feminism-critique comics-character for his social-media presentations about the 'personality' of commerce-life in the American Homeland and its focus on the colors/contours of idealized social-justice/sanity medicine (or high-art). Cyber-consumerism facilitated a new form of lifestyle-friendliness.

The 'trauma' of 9/11 reinforced in many the value of Homeland commerce-traffic securities storyboards, and Satan's inference of home-market 'James Bond diamond work' for capitalism-race 'chess' inspired folks to think about the restoration quality of governance-highness.

The key was to translate world-traffic rhetoric into lifestyle-oriented convenience-life view of accessible world-comforts/creativity. This would facilitate a culture-exchange based form of globalism/commerce for antiterrorism (hmm).

Amlan Satan used his commerce-parody avatar for Xmastime-consumerism in North America (British Columbia) for a winter-retreat with social-media activity designed to offer more tales of 'traffic superstition' and intelligence-adventurism for defense of the Homeland in the post-9/11 era and offered an image of 'homegrown villainy' as an antidote to foreign-terrorism cyber-journalism over-exposure (history).