Thread: The Lord of the Ring, and their effect on white nationalism.

I was watching "The Lord of the Ring trilogy for the umpteenth time and it got me to thinking of the effect of the media on white nationalism. As everyone knows LOTR is probably the greatest movie put out in years by the Hollywood studios. I find it has a lot of messages about the invasions of the West by shall we say less than desirable beings. Written after the disaster of WW1 it was Tolkiens view on how the empire had been corrupted by the mindless greed of the industrial revolution and mercantilism had caused industry to seek more production and an ever growing labor and consumer force regardless of the consequences to the home society that birthed the industrial revolution itself.
In the movie the good people are all white and the villains are darker beings a fact that you should notice if you watch more than once. I look at the Hobbits and see a vision of white nationalists. We represent the men of the west as the British Empire did in its time. The Hobbits want nothing more than to continue in their bucolic existence but of course due to the ring are forced to play a role they would rather not. When evil threatens they have to take the ring to Rivendell and would rather just drop it off and let the Elves take care of the problem but dissension amongst the other races cause them to be forced to carry the ring to Mordor. Now Tolkien himself called Mordor the Middle East as his template which I think says something about his feelings towards the area.
Thus begins the Tale of the Two Towers where we have epic battles against the hordes of Mordor and though they have numbers on their side we can all agree they are only advantaged by numbers as the men of the west slay them in large numbers. This military advantage seems to be as true today as it was in the 1920's. I look at the Gollum character and see a euphemism for our racial traitors in that for the power of the ring he was willing to give up any loyalty to anything but the ring and the ring destroyed his mind and character and as this was a slow cancerous process he still could not let go of it. I think that the Elites are our Gollums in that they support multiculturalism seeing the new labor as a way to lower their own costs and think they can control them but not being idiots also know that with sufficient numbers they too will be destroyed and thrown from power.
This is the constant struggle between good and evil in that evil offers the short term gain of power while good offers the longer term gain the Elite would rather have quick power than a long term gain for everyone. looking at the Aragorn character you see a man who has given up power and responsibilty to avoid the corruption but is then forced by circumstances to regain his proper role.
We as white people are also forced to assume our responsibility although it's easier to simply hide and watch the world go to hell if we do nothing our children and their children will curse our names so like Aragorn we have to arise for like a pinhole in the largest ship if not repaired will sink.
When I look at the Elves I see our educators and see how they are uncaring of our fates and though looked upon as superiors are too cowardly to even allow heresy to be spoken and with evil growing do nothing until finally they are forced to by the invasion of Gondor and Minas Tirath with the exception of Legolas they are only content to serve in an advisory capacity and call me cynale but their escape to the West seems to me to be a euphemism for the escape into their colleges and sequestering themselves like monks away from what is going on around them until they can pick a winner. We can expect no help from that corner until it looks positive for our side.
The Dwarves to me represent the middle classes. They hide in their mountain and care nothing for the affairs of men. Does that not sound like your typical white worker who sees what is happening and in private will discuss it but will do nothing as long as he can continue to enjoy the few gems he has dug up?
Now as the story goes on the fellowship is broken and the Hobbits find themselves lost searching for Mordor when they capture an unexpected ally in Gollum. The Gollum character to me represents an Elite who sees the disaster and at the last attempts to aid the whites while still drawn to the power of the ring and when it looks like we are finally going to destroy it turns unable to resist the power and is fortunately thrown in the fire with the ring. The same is true for the human in the first battle who cuts off Saurons finger and instead of destroying the ring keeps it for his progeny. That is similar to me of the Elite who says we don't want too many invaders so we will limit them to a managable amount.

I've thought about why the movie was made in New Zealand and have come to the conclusion that technology has caught up with Tolkiens vision so the special effects can now be done in a live action format. The disaster for our enemies is that the movie was made in New Zealand and Tolkien is a legend in the United Kingdom so they followed his storyline. I f you look at earlier adaptations and stylings of a Tolkien fashion for instance The Hobbit,Ralph Bakshis Wizards that Hollywood developed you notice that they made major characters look weak or ugly. I think this was done for a reason to offset the pro-white leanings of the original work. When yoiu look at LOTR though other than a few short jokes at the expense of Gimli the characters are treated with the utmost respect.
Now if you notice in The Return of the King when Aragorn is given the sword that was broken and to me that's a parable concerning the assumption of power and control in our own lands and lives. Aragorns kingship is restored when he relises he must and our natural authority will be restored when we relise we have no other choice.