I knew I enjoyed Roald Dahl's stories for a reason
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When you realize Hansel and Gretel is a true story about jewish pedovores
Rumpelstiltskin: Turns worthless straw into gold. Becomes extremely upset when you call him by his name. Immediately loses his powers when exposed.
And he's after the children
Witches.
Why do you think they are trying to censor his works?
Sure calling a kid fat can an issue in a classroom, but exploring why that's a thing is healthy for the kid.
But it's all about getting rid of the obvious markers laid out n his fictions.
Pretty much every white intellectual was j-pilled before Jews gained total control of media and academia. Bobby Fischer, Howard Hughes, Frederic Chopin, the list is endless and spans almost every field and discipline. Because muh antisemitism, like muh racism, is really just pattern recognition paired with critical thinking. The open prejudice against indians that you occasionally see right now was once how much of the world regarded Jews - and the reasons for that sentiment were just as valid.
He was apparently a spy in British Intelligence along with other authors like 007 James Bond Writer Ian Fleming and occultist Aleister Crowley
The Witches was a good film the original the remake was meh It was pretty bad actually but I never read the book yet
Most don't even know the remake happened because of covid and lockdowns.
I actually watched the remake first and during the Lockdown on my Brothers Crave account I mostly watched the full Series of Game of Thrones and a few other Films, shows before it expired
TLDW Anne Hatheway was a real cunty Witch bitch but no Anjelica Huston it just pales in comparison to the Original in almost every way and Chris Rock is mouse/ Narrator for some dumb as shit reason
So the film can go "DAMN!" when something happens.
Apparently James Bond was partly based on him as well. Though from what I've read about him, his spy work was mainly being in the US and sleeping with the wives of politicians to have them convince their husbands to declare war upon Germany and enter World War II.
Not very based, with hindsight...
Lol that's hilarious
I read a large number of Dahl books with my kids. They are blunt, rude (by modern standards), filled with danger (consequences), comedic, and adult in a way that most children's books no longer are.
"YA" as a genre has been entirely taken over by women authors writing for women. Dahl gives kids something they rarely get to experience any more.
I also like the "Magic Treehouse" books, "Who Was" non-fiction books, Boxcar Children, Hardy Boys, Redwall (talking mice who protect an abbey from invading rats!), the Hobbit, Narnia, etc.
Piers Anthony "Xanth" is unreadable to me as an adult now, but there seems to be a certain age (middle school / high school boys?) for whom the slight sexual edginess, puns, and randomness is very appealing.
I forget was it him that made sure his notes were unable to be translated to release them after his death?
I always enjoyed his flare in his books from his take on nursery rhymes where Red Riding Hood is packing heat in her knickers to the Twits with the opening monologue saying how ugly actions result in an ugly appearance yet if you act with generosity you could be physically ugly but your personality outshines it.
Lol someone on here asked how I could have been aware of the jewish question as a child and i told them I read alot as in hundreds of books before I even left elementary school. I don't think people realize how many authors openly opposed the jews
Kids in the 90s openly talked about the crime problem, differences between "blacks" and niggers, and why the 6 million number was questionable (especially when 20 million Russians died)
By parents would say shit about other black people that would make people think they were gypsy cursader lmao. I didn't even hear the 6 million figure as being only jews until college. I always got told a possible range and it never hit 6 million for just jews. I was way too old at that point to be peer pressured over it