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NFL’s Touchdown Tom Not So Terrific

NFL’s Touchdown Tom Not So Terrific

More often than people think, the world of sports, Hollywood/television entertainment, and the realm of politics intersect.

As detailed in a recent article, the NFL often recycles star players – with ulterior and profitable motives in mind – into new identities.

SEE: The NFL’s Super Bowl Recycling Machine

True to form, upon further investigation it appears that, now, one of the NFL’s most popular stars recently served in Washington D.C. as a congressman.

“David Madison Cawthorn,” according to Wikipedia, “is an American politician who has served as the U.S. representative for North Carolina’s 11th congressional district since 2021. A member of the Republican party, he is the first member of Congress born in the 1990’s and the third youngest in U.S. history. He describes himself as a Christian and a constitutional conservative.”

Below: Madison Cawthorn

Does “Madison Cawthorn” happen to look familiar to anyone?

Indeed, he should appear familiar – especially among those residing in America who also happen to be fans of the NFL (National Football League). 

Turns out, however, “Madison Cawthorn”, U.S. congressional representative from North Carolina’s 11th district, and Tom Brady, declared the greatest quarterback to have ever played in the NFL, have been identified as fabricated character schemes modified from a live-action role player – a popular dramatic television actor famous for portraying the role of a serial killer. 

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Dead Man Governing Golden State?

Dead Man Governing Golden State?

This is the story of a ‘golden’ man.

This is the story of a Hollywood actor whom, for a time, at least, ascended to the heights of fame and fortune.

But when one dares to look beneath such glittering Hollywood facades – as everyone whom frequents this site has learned – things are never quite what they appear to be.

Indeed, during the era of the 1980’s – as has been oftentimes said of high-profile Hollywood celebrities – Matthew Vincent Lattanzi seemed to have grasped the illusive American Dream.

Turns out, upon further and extensive investigation, Lattanzi has been a man of many faces, an actor whom, like those of his famous family members, has spent most of his life as a key participant in the phenomenon we’ve come to recognize as Post-Modern Reality Simulation.

Among other curious and fascinating details, Lattanzi is the hidden brother of a former NFL superstar and Hollywood actor and, for a short time, according to “official biographers”, he was also married to one of the biggest stars of Hollywood’s music recording industry, a four-time Grammy award-winning singer and actress whom, also, interestingly enough, happened to be the daughter of a British MI5 officer.

However, as is so oftentimes the case, there is much more to the story of Matthew Vincent Lattanzi.

As everyone shall soon learn, Lattanzi went on to star in the O.J. Simpson trial simulation, the Jon Benet Ramsey psychological operation and, as well, he was also featured as the host actor behind the mask of the villainous but centrifugal figure in one of Australia’s most infamous mass shootings.

The fabricated character scheme Lattanzi portrayed as part of his role in the O.J. Simpson trial was alleged to have been murdered. But, miraculously and, perhaps, ironically, Lattanzi was resurrected from death to become the host actor of a villainous character who was characterized by the MSM as a “mass murderer”.

But now, it shall be revealed, Lattazni has gone on to star in yet another high-profile role, as a fabricated character scheme in the world of American politics.

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All in the game: NFL fixed or legit? (Part VI)

Are you ready for some football?

While most are enjoying their chips and dips, ice cold six packs, and donning the official jersey of their favorite NFL franchise or star player, here at Newspellcom.org., one shall continue to pose the one pertinent question most fans never seem to consider:

Is the NFL fixed, or is it legitimate?

Yes, it is that time again in America, when a large percentage of the public becomes fixated on the minute details of every play, every pass, even the dramatic human interest story lines developed to maximize the entertainment quotient of the slate of games offered every Sunday, and Monday, and yes, sometimes even Thursday. Because, professional football has displaced baseball as America’s favorite pastime, and Americans just can’t seem to get enough. But, little does the average NFL fan seem to be aware, the games are scripted spectacles, and not, as the prevailing perception would have it, legitimate sporting contests.

Oh, but one doesn’t think conspiracies exist in the NFL?

Well, think again, folks.

Not only do NFL owners conspire with mainstream television network presidents and Las Vegas gaming interests, but this practice isn’t novel. In fact, conspiracies are just business as usual. Truth is, it would be completely surprising if all of these elements did not conspire with one another to ensure profit margins for their stockholders.

The product inventory marketed by the NFL represents the result of perhaps the tightest quality control of all the professional sports leagues. And, with nearly six billion in annual revenues on the line, the league does anything in its legal control to ensure the highest rated teams and the most popular players make it onto American television screens during prime-time viewing hours.

However, what if one were to discover, the games one watches religiously every Sunday afternoon were scripted like a Hollywood movie, or perhaps even a reality television series? What if some of the head coaches, and most famous, and heralded players, to have ever suited up to play the game of professional football, were merely actors operating under pseudonyms, and were not who one thought they were?

Stay tuned folks, for this installment of Newsspellcom.org, may be just as rough to take as if one were to suit themselves up, and step out on the field, to play what is reputedly the most violent professional sport ever conceived by the mind of man. So, tighten your chin straps, and fasten your shoulder pads, because for the average NFL fan encountering this information for the first time, one offers a word of caution before proceeding; this may be rougher than any good old smash mouth football contest ever played. Continue reading “All in the game: NFL fixed or legit? (Part VI)” →