ANTI-JESUS BIGOT BILL DONOHUE EXPOSED ON NATIONAL TV-- SOUTH PARK STRIKES BACK AGAINST FASCISM

The far right Catholic League's Bill Donohue stands out in American politics as one of the handful of the most bigoted and hate-spewing extremists ever to seek to use the mass media to mislead the public. 1930's pro-fascist radio priest Charles Coughlin comes immediately to mind but then there's always Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson and Fred Phelps for more contemporary comparison. Today Sisyphus Shrugged asks Where's Bill? in an essay about this guys' grotesque hypocrisy. Maybe though, the answer to why he wasn't responding to Rudy Giuliani's pro-abortion announcement was because he was too busy watching himself on South Park.

Now Donohue and South Park's creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, have had their differences before-- with Donohue attacking them for some politically incorrect abomination he must have detected in one of their shows (he called them "whores" and "cowards")-- but last night's debut of the Easter episode actually features Donohue as the anti-hero, someone so contemptible that Jesus has to be resurrected so he can kill him in order to save mankind.

The episode mildly pokes fun at The DaVinci Code and then savagely exposes Donohue's fascism, bigotry and utterly anti-Christian gestalt. Even over at Alternet has three awesome clips you can must watch that show the real Bill Donohue, not the actor you always see on MSNBC and Fox "News."