Breaking: Did the Nike Ad Groom The Buffalo Mass Murderer And Self Described Jew Hater Payton S. Gendron (calling Jews DEMONS and wanting all Jews murdered) ? The Nike Ad has the potential to change behavior and beliefs to hate Jews without the viewer realizing it, and is therefore illegal. See p.1 of the linked abbreviated Affidavit.

   

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NIKE'S DECEPTIVE MOVIE THE LAST GAME  GROOMS

CHILDREN TO BE RACIST JEW HATERS. 

 

     Talk is cheap, especially in sports. Nike CEO'S lofty, and principled sounding statement is the type of BS one would expect from a confessed criminal's lawyer cynically pleading for a light sentence: "He's sorry he will never do it again." Nevertheless, Nike's cynical statement genuinely reflects our values here at HP BENSON ASSOCIATION. We agree with the words Nike only mouthed : "We are opposed to hatred and inequality in all its forms, indirect and overt...We are compelled by our purpose: Until We All Win. And we will never ever quit until that becomes a reality."

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     Besides inspiring HP BENSON, Nike also gave the world and especially the Jews an unintended benefit: In producing a deceptive video that grooms children to be racist Jew haters, Nike has given the world a tool to teach the "sole" of Jew hatred. Politicians, judges, academics, lawyers, psychiatrists, clergy, film-makers and other respectables cannot possibly understand Jew-hatred as well as an obsessed Jew hater, unless they are one. So our second goal, thanks to Nike, is to use The Nike Video to expose this self consuming Jew hatred created by Nike in such an ingenius, big budget way. 

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      The frames in the Nike Video deceptively flashed two by two expose their message one by one. Everyone potentially affected by Jew hatred - and that is arguably the entire world - should see for themselves the evil destructive-for-all message the Jew haters that helped create Nike's brilliantly deceptive promotion of hate. 

 

  There is a lawsuit - Leaf v Nike et. al., - based on the Michigan Consumer Protection Act, (MCPA), that is awaiting a decision in the United States Supreme Court requesting: Review and oral argument in the Supreme Court - Writ of Certiorari; To summarily send the case back to the trial court to allow briefing and review of issues including new issues the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals raised in violation of Supreme Court case law that "issues not passed on below" are not to be ruled on by a federal appellate court; And/or to send the new issues raised to the Michigan Supreme Court as certified questions.

 

     The lawsuit alleges that Nike's award winning big-budget five minute Ad/Video, The Last Game, promoted primarily to children because it is animated, is harmful and deceptive and therefore violates the MCPA. The Last Game on the surface is about clones of great soccer players, with a logo that resembles a Jewish Star, taking over everything including sports, and ruining everything for everyone. A match is arranged between the "good guys" - legends of soccer - and the evil clones for the fate of the world, and the evil clones lose. Subtle and subliminal Christian symbols, Nazi symbols and themes, sexual images, and terrorist symbols and messages are promoted throughout. 

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      The trial court ruled that because Leaf read some posts on the internet that having the bad guys wear a logo that resembled a Jewish Star was anti-Semitic in their opinion, Leaf could have discovered the video's anti-Semitism [without watching the video] despite the material facts he complained of having very little to do with the logo resembling a Jewish Star. The trial court also ruled that Nike would have had to have said "There is no subliminal or subtle content involving Nazi messages, sexual content and terror messages." The trial court ruled since Nike did not state that, they were off the hook. In other words, the trial court ruled incredulously that silence by Nike, despite its deceptive harmful conduct, is a defense. 

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     The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals incorrectly ruled that deceptive harmful transactions that are free (such as phone apps, email, computer apps, time share promotions, product samples, membership trials, etc.) are not covered by the MCPA, and also stated that internet transactions are not covered by the MCPA. This makes countless deceptive products and services not covered, by essentially requiring that "protection money" be paid. The Court of Appeals never mentioned the trial court's ruling that silence in the face of deceptive harmful conduct by a business is a defense.

 

      None of the relief petitioned for stands a chance unless someone like Michigan's Attorney General files an amicus brief on behalf of the State of Michigan. This lack of a chance for relief is based on how the courts have handled this case so far, e.g. new appellate issues without any opportunity for briefing (despite a pre-ruling motion requesting such briefing or limiting of issues to prevent being blindsided), no oral argument, obviously wrong rulings in the trial court and the appeals court, and victims - Jews - that are increasingly subject to abuse that is being ignored, normalized, and threatened and punished if Jews assert their legal rights, including Leaf, attorney Marc Susselman,  and an elderly injured frail Holocaust survivor.  

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     Various Jewish publications in 2014 covered the fact that Nike blew off,  stonewalled,  disregarded and patronized, the concerns of the Jewish community, as they are doing today.

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     The Nike Ad/Video clearly added deceptive: Jew hating; sexual; and terror content to The Last Game directed primarily towards children.  Virtually the day the lawsuit was filed by Leaf in the trial court, Conner Ryan went from living large in his London flat, to moving back to Dublin where his parents live. He also seemed to be black balled by now being degraded to doing cover art for local Dublin bands, and no longer posted new social media, something that Ryan had been obsessively doing before the lawsuit was filed.  

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     If Leaf was not totally justified, Nike would have demanded sanctions in a heart beat. However, everyone knows that Nike is lucky to have so far not suffered any negative consequences. To the contrary, leveraging Jew hatred among soccer fans has most likely paid off handsomely for Nike: Companies make fortunes off of Jew hatred, and always have. 

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     Click to download Leaf's Supreme Court Petition:

 

 

 

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     Let's first meet the Nike Ad's lead animator - Irish citizen Connor Ryan - portraying himself as sein Führer Adolf Hitler, like most normal lead animators do when charged with big budget animations for children. Ryan actually looks more deranged than his beloved Führer. Maybe he is also portraying Hitler's dog Blondie. Some dogs have underbites.