More Wizard of Oz Stuff
I found this and decided to share this with
you. As to whether it is true I don’t know but I am sure Frank Baum would know
. But it does make one think they may be on to something. Enough to change my
impression of the classic and make me think it is the public that has been
duped for years. You decide . There was
no author to support these views, so I thought I would share and give the
credit to unknown.
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The Real Meaning Of
"The Wizard of Oz"
"The Wizard of Oz," written by L. Frank Baum, is not a mere child's
story.
What is "Oz" a symbol for? Ounces. What is measured in ounces? Gold.
What is
the yellow brick road? Bricks or ingot bars of gold.
The character known as the Straw Man represents that fictitious, ALL CAPS,
legal
fiction - a PERSON, the Federal U.S. Government created
with the same spelling as your birth name. Remember what the Straw Man
wanted
from the Wizard of Oz? A Brain! No juristic person - legal
fiction - paper corporation has a brain because he/she has no breath of
life.
What did he get in place of a brain? A certificate: a Birth Certificate for
a
new legal creation. He was proud of his new legal status, plus all the
other
legalisms he was granted. Now he becomes the epitome of the brainless sack
of
straw who was given a certificate in place of a grain of common sense.
Now, what about the Tin Man? Does Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)
recall
anything to mind? The poor TIN Man just stood there mindlessly doing his
work
until his body literally froze up and stopped functioning. He worked himself
to
death because he had neither heart nor soul. He's the heartless and
emotionless
creature robotically carrying out his daily task as though he were already
dead.
He's the ox pulling the plow and the mule toiling under the yoke. These
days,
his task masters just oil him nightly with beer and place him in front of
a
hypnotic television until his very existence no longer has any meaning or
value.
His masters keep him cold on the outside and heartless on the inside in order
to
control any emotion or feeling that might arise.
The Cowardly Lion was always too frightened to stand up for himself. Of
course, he was a bully and a big mouth when it came to picking on those
smaller
than he. (Have you ever noticed how bullies are really the biggest
cowards?
They act as though they have great courage, but, in reality, have none at
all.
They roar, but with no teeth of authority to back them up.) When push came
to
shove, the Cowardly Lion always buckled under and whimpered when anyone of
any
size or stature challenged him. He wanted courage from the Grand Wizard, so
he
was awarded a medal of "official" recognition. Now, although remaining
a coward,
his official status allowed him to be a bully, but with officially
recognized
authority. (He's not unlike the Attorneys who hide behind the Middle Courts
of
the Temple Bar.) et al ad infinitum.
What about the trip through the field of poppies? Did you notice how this
had
no narcotic effect on the Straw Man (no brain) or the Tin Man (no heart
or
soul)? They weren't real people, so drugs could not influence them. The
Wizard
of Oz was written at the turn of the century, so how could the author have
known
America was going to be drugged? The Crown has been playing the drug cartel
game
for centuries. Just look up the history of Hong Kong and the Opium Wars.
The
Crown already had valuable experience conquering all of China with drugs, so
why
not the rest of the world? What was the Emerald City? The Federal Reserve
System.
Who finally exposed the Wizard for what he really was? Toto, the ugly (or
cute, depending on your perspective) and somewhat annoying little dog.
Toto
means "in total, all together; Latin in toto." What was it that the
witch wanted
after she alleged that the little dog had bitten her? TOTO. ...
everything.
Notice how Toto was not scared of the Great Wizard's theatrics, yet he was
so
small in size, compared to the Wizard, that no one seemed to notice him?
The
smoke, flames and holographic images of Oz were designed to frighten people
into
doing as the Great Wizard commanded. Toto simply padded over, looked behind
the
curtain (the COURT, etc.), saw it was a scam, started barking until others
paid
attention to him and came to see what all the barking was about. Who was
behind
the curtain? Just an ORDINARY PERSON controlling the levers that created
the
illusion of the Great Wizard's power and authority. When Toto pulled back
the
curtain and completely exposed him, the charade
was at an end. (The veil hiding the corporate legal fiction and its false
courts was removed.) The Wizard's game was UP. What was he after all? ....
a
con-man. A FRAUD.
We can see, in this tale, just how loud the bark from a little dog can be.
How
bout YOUR bark? How big is it? Most of us remain silent and wait to be
given
whatever food and recognition, if any, by our legal master. Let us not
forget
those pesky flying monkeys. What perfect mythical creatures to represent the
Bar
Association Attorneys who attack and control the little people for the
Great
Crown Wizard, the powerful and grand Bankers of Oz: GOLD! How, finally, was the
evil witch destroyed? .... pure, clean water LIQUIDATION! How, at last,
did
Dorothy get home? She simply clicked her heels. She always had the power, and
SO
DO WE! What would it take to expose the Wizard for what he is, tearing away
his
veils? We each need only a brain, a heart and soul --- and COURAGE. Then,
and
perhaps of the greatest
importance, we need to learn HOW to WORK TOGETHER. Only "in TOTO,"
WORKING
TOGETHER as ONE Body of the King of Kings, (whatever name or form that may
take
for each of us), can we have the freedom given to us.
Thought this would be refreshing in light of this continual topic and need
for
resolution.
ADDITION (bwh)
Also, note that Dorothy did not have a mother or father reference... i.e. no
sense of who she was or from where her direct heritage came. In this case, Dorothy's
legal guardian was obscurely named Aunt "Em" or "M" for
money. That means that money was her "legal tender." Get the double
meaning? Even James Bond has to answer to "M." And, who is
"M's" secret-ary? Miss Moneypenny. And speaking of money,
"tin" was a term for valueless coins back in the day. So,
"Tinman" had more than one meaning as the value of our money was
degenerating once the Fed came along and produced coins with little or no gold
or silver in them and nothing with "witch" to back them.
Let's also not forget that the Wicked Witch of the "West" represented
the bankers of the New World (America) who would control its resources and
people legally (flying monkeys) and psychotropically (poppies). Dorothy's house
(equity) landed upon and killed the Witch of the "East," representing
a false sense of security that people from Europe felt when they trekked to the
New World. Note how the "little people" began singing Dorothy's
praises when she accidentally killed one of the "banking" witches.
But, wait. This Witch was from the East, the Old World. So, again a reminder of
their false sense of security through song.
Though, to her benefit, what often protected Dorothy throughout her journey was
the ruby slippers, which were previously in the possession of the late Witch of
the East. In Baum's original story written at the turn of the century,
Dorothy's shoes were silver. In other words, she was backed by silver and,
therefore, protected against anything that might come her way. The shoes always
kept their value and strength even against a scary new banker (or witch in this
case). Interestingly, the movie was made just shortly after the Great
Depression, which included the government's vicious "gold grab" on
behalf of the bankers and wall street.
Further, what was it that awakened the "organics" (Dorothy, the Lion
and Toto) in the poppy field? Glenda, the (supposed) good witch covered them in
snow. Snow? Nah! It was cocaine (actually a legal stimulant at the time and in
Coke, of course), which worked against the effects of the poppy-based opium.
Therefore, Glenda is also a ruse of so-called benevolence regardless of the
legality of cocaine at the time (we've seen its effects today).
And, notice at the end of the film, this "good" witch knew the secret
that would get Dorothy home all along, but didn't tell her right away. What a
bitch! Perhaps, this was Glenda's way of having Dorothy learn her own lesson.
But, as stated previously, the prizes given by the newly humbled wizard were
themselves ruses... ersatz representations of cures and freedoms. So, this
journey, or lesson, was ultimately futile.
At the end, the wizard, once he is forced to admit his trickery and
subsequently provides his empty gifts, he is not even "charged" by
"the people" of the land. He is forgiven and let go to fly away
(escape) in a balloon of all things. My guess is that, no matter how often
"we the people" maintain vigilance to uproot these banking night
crawlers, the message here is that, because of our naiveté, one of them always
gets away to start the vicious financial cycle all over again in some New
World.
At the end, Dorothy discovers that it was all a dream, "witch" means
that whatever lesson she learned she did so while asleep.
And now, here's the really, really big one that might be difficult even for
those who already acknowledge the financial subtext of the story to digest.
"Hollywood" was created and commissioned by the Illuminati for the
purposes of social engineering and mass thought control. Knowing this, note that
the desired look and effect that the filmmakers chose for the wizard to use in
order to intimidate and scare "the people" into submission was, in
fact, quite...
REPTILIAN.
