Rex Reed Jr
Luke Skywalker is a Jedi master from the planet Tatoonie and is starring in another one of those Star Wars movies where the plot is always eerily similar tot he 1977 original and Luke's return to the Silver Screen has been much anticipated as he was the original young buck star of this series. Not since the days of TV's golden era and Buck Rodgers has a science fiction series captured the hearts and minds of Americans with millennials dressing up as Super Heroes and waving light sabers all around all in hope of capturing the force.
Luke Skywalker was horrified to see piece of shit FCC globalist chairman Ajit Pai sprout a lifesaber in a ten minute video the smart ass prick made announcing what one can still do with the recent over haul of president Hussein's net neutrality lanes that prevented corporations form giving internet superior service and priorities to the corporate class.
Many members of the international elites have been pushing for removal of net neutrality as the entitlement of faster speeds available for them an d pricing out of others as the corporate class feels those unable to afford exorbitant internet bills should be regulated out of service. Ajit Pai is a prick an d basically Mark Hamill called the jackass out and told him he knows Luke Skywalker and has been a friend of Luke Skywalker and in no way will this corporate hack ever be Luke and have the magnitude of accepted of the force. Mr Skywalker mocked the neurotic and eccentric video put forth out by this clown who dressed up gleefully acting for his benefactors at the corporate castle and the one video that really angered Luke was when Ajit dressed up as black hooded member of the Jedi. Mark Hamill says the only way of reversing this disastrous net neutrality decision is to retake the White House away form the likes of president Trump and others who installed a foreigner form the planet India to head the FCC in America and change decisions pushing for a massive inequality infrastructure so long established and enforced in Ajit Pai's native world.
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