Desroches is a native of Laval, Quebec, a city whose public administration is so morally rotten that its mayor was arrested for corruption in 2013.
Above, an alternative map of Greater Montreal, showing Laval in pink with title "Filles Faciles" in French, i.e. "loose women," as if it were one of Laval's natural vocations. Laval is known even to French-speaking Canadians as the source of much foolishness and frivolous pursuits and the hometown of several Siloists in the Canadian structure.
Above is a Siloist film about the highly sexualized Admi sector. From the start of the film, there is the sound of a sexy female groaning: why? All the Admis shown are women, even the computer-simulated Admis and they are depicted leaning and walking in sexy positions: why?
Enrique has been known to appreciate Star Trek reruns and marvel at the high level of aesthetics in their early production values. NoSilo!'s tribute to Star Trek features a portrait of Pato Guzman, a Chilean who was responsible for Star Trek's earliest interior set design. Yes, if you ever wondered who was responsible for those 1964-era sets on the star ship Enterprise, it was a Spanish-speaking Hispanic Chileno, no greater a Chilean than Enrique de la Barrera, but as Chilean as empanadas and vino tinto... Just look at those wrinkle rocks on the exterior sets! Don't they remind you of the shores of Valparaiso? Maybe the late Pato Guzman had an influence on those wrinkle rocks too? Remember, Star Trek's very first production designer was a non-Siloist CHILENO named Pato Guzman. Today and not tomorrow, Pato Guzman.
Above: Pretentious orange arm band, orange necklace, orange HP label
button, orange undershirt, the bespectacled Colette Renaud ran for public office to be
Premier of Quebec in 1985.
