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To: Skywise

All Star Wars scripts were marxist screeds.


8 posted on 01/23/2021 9:54:20 AM PST by allendale
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To: allendale
All Star Wars scripts were marxist screeds.

True, from the perspective that the dark side wins.

The good and benevolent Senator turned out to be the evil Sith Lord of darkness, who rises up to take over the Republic.

The good guys are then simultaneously defeated and destroyed when Order 66 is given and their friends and brothers in arms suddenly turn on them and attempt to kill them all.

The few remaining survivors were thus sent into hiding from the Empire of the Sith. Hmmm ... and kinda reminiscent of this recent election.

So, yeah, you nailed it! That’s the typical marxist screed alright ... and to me was an early warning of how it was then ... and of things to come, too.

Cool how Limbaugh used the music for his Gorbachev theme song back in the day.

But ... nowadays, have you noticed how “they” are rewriting so many of the old favorite movies and tv shows, remaking the old favorites into a new image, so to speak, instead leaving the past alone and coming up with something completely new altogether?

I used to think it was just them being lazy or playing it safe, and maybe it is, but sometimes the feeling is they are cutting us off from our past by purposefully rewriting and replacing it with new versions in their new world(ly) image.

This rewriting is a familiar biblical / worldly theme and can be seen all over the place now as the world is progressively turned upside down and some form of the marxist screed becomes our reality.

And so, Fatima’s 2nd warning ignored becomes our reality 100 years later.

30 posted on 01/23/2021 10:57:11 AM PST by GBA
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