Mark Bunker | |||
Why Did This Man Fail? | |||
He did TV, stage, appeared in
videos, and did work for some well known people and companies.
His rendition of Tevye in “Fiddler on the Roof” is
entertaining. It is obvious that he had a good
purpose and some drive – for to watch some of his work it is apparent
the man had talent. But he didn’t make it
into the big time. It is not known exactly why. He does admit to his
obscurity and it is rather a pity that he failed. What makes this story
different than the tens of thousands of other Hollywood
failures? Did failure make him
bitter and cause him to look about for a scapegoat to blame his
failure on? It seems that it
did. What would you say of
a man, who failing at his great goal of being an actor turned to
running a hate campaign against your religion? Further, what if some
of the members of your religion were amongst the most beloved and
successful movie stars Hollywood and the world has ever seen – and
this failed actor started targeting them for harassment and ridicule
because of their religious beliefs? This is the story of
Mark Bunker – a man
who went from being a failed actor to forwarding a hate campaign
against religion and successful Hollywood stars. At a recent movie
premier of one these actors, Bunker staged
harassment of the actor. He arranged for a homeless ex-jail bird to
carry a hate sign about this actor’s religion at the premier, while
he videotaped it. Incidentally, the movie went on to be one of the
summer’s top hits, grossing over $100,000,000.00.
Another hate monger,
Robert S. Minton, bought the video equipment Bunker uses to
film the hate demonstrations he stages. Minton also pays for Bunker to fly
around the country and harass churches by invading the privacy of
the parishioners of
the actor’s religion. In conclusion, Bunker has
received thousands of dollars and equipment from Minton to carry out
his hate campaign. Mark Bunker is a
front man for a hate campaign. |
