The American fried chicken chain Popeye’s. Look at it carefully. Look at the name. Popeye’s. What else do you see there? You see a hidden message. If you are not one of the very few, the erudite and sharp-eyed to have caught it prior to reading this article then let me educate you: The message consists of two words that should strike fear into the heart of every free-thinking individual on Earth. Pope yes. That’s right, you are being indoctrinated into catholicism by virtue of fast food. You are being provided with a plainly-worded statement as to the wonders of the papacy, and their ability to bring about positive things in your life should you just bow to them. Just submit your life, your money, and your young men to catholicism and you will receive nothing but positive answers throughout your life. Just offer that one statement of complete submission to the Vatican and all will be well. Pope, yes.

The racial angle
Why fried chicken, you ask? Well, black Americans are thought to have a particular liking for the dish. Whether this affinity came about as a conspiracy on the part of commercial chicken producers to genetically engineer their fowl to appeal to black taste buds, or whether the affinity already existed, I have no idea. What is sure is that this is common lore among white people and so, it is not surprising that this is the means that the Church of Rome would use to try to gain converts within black America. Why do they want these converts? Perhaps as a preparation for Mother Theresa’s inroads into America, or perhaps as a means to kill hip-hop.

To the skeptics
In a commercial America full of focus-groups and subliminal advertising, do you seriously think that any major corporation allows for “coincidences”? All power comes from an addiction, nobody is going to let an addiction as powerful as the love of greasy food just slide on by without using it. If the sign says Popeye’s then you can rest assured that it was always intended to say exactly that. Pope, Yes. Yes, sir, Pope.  

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