[GeronL]

Lord of the Rings supports globalism?? Isn't earth divided by tons of different kingdoms? Are those kingdoms being "united" by the evil side?- by taking them over?

[Quix]

The National Geographic program on the NG channel was going into Tolkien and the background of the novels.

And some of the stars and commentary--especially closer to the end of the program--began to talk increasingly overtly but ever subtly about how some sort of global niceness, government or some such would help us in removing evil from the world akin to Frodo and his quest.

And the question was asked, would we have the courage to remove evil from our world.

It seemed clear to me that it was yet another bit of very subtle to not so subtle conditioning--seeding thoughts to make it seem exceedingly intelligent, wise, with-it, kosher, essential etc. to support notions toward a global government.

It was very slickly done. The actor playing Gandalf was the most overt spokesman toward globalism.

[Quix]

I think it was a very slick taking advantage of the popularity of the movies and the story to do what the puppet masters have been doing for decades with increasing overtness . . . seeding USA and global citizens with the ideas that a global government is the only thing that will save us from

--ourselves
--disease
--war
--diasters
--terrorists
--ET's
--evil

etc.

Trouble is,

The Global Government Tyranny will be worse than all the historical tyrannies combined--and far more evil.