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AG reveals ICE released thousands of ‘murderers and rapists’ from detention centers into US streets Status: Not Logged In; Sign In Weird Stuff/Unexplained See other Weird Stuff/Unexplained Articles Title: Goldi Doesn't Know That The Wizard of Oz Was Written In 1900 Source: ElPee URL Source: [None] Published: Oct 25, 2011 Author: Goldi-Lox Post Date: 2011-10-25 13:48:38 by war Keywords: None Views: 6919 Comments: 18 Goldi's Theory on the "meaning" of The Wizard of Oz Did you hear the story that the Wizard of Oz was actually written as an expose on the bankers who were intent on stealing the USA's gold...(accomplished in 1930)? -------- I was told that OZ refers to the weight of gold "follow the yellow brick road" was a reference to Gold Bullion The man behind the curtain, was the evil bankers planning their theft/heist The munchkins = We the people Wicked Witch of the West = The President - by making gold possession illegal Flying Monkeys - IRS Agents RED Shoes - blood that must be shed to regain freedom, and return HOME There may be more...but I just heard about it. Goldi-Lox posted on 2011-10-25 13:26:52 ET Reply Trace ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A) The book was written in 1900. B) The name "Oz" came from a label on a drawer of his filing cabinet "O-Z". C) Baum died in 1919...14 years before roosevelt took office. D) Color was invented in 1939 during the filming of the movie. Prior to that everything was in black and white. Baum wouldn't have known what "red" and "green" and "gold" were. E) Just kidding with "D"...checking if you read this far... Click for Full Text! Post Comment   Private Reply   Ignore Thread   Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest #1. To: war (#0) You think that's nutty? Check this out, some whack jobs actually believe in Barry Obama. Happy Quanzaa  posted on  2011-10-25   13:53:30 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #2. To: war (#0) But.... but.... she's a MENZA member .. self professed. How could this be so? ROTFLMAO!!! When Fascism goes to sleep, it has Mummy look under the bed for Ron Paul and turn on a night light to help keep him away. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-10-25   13:54:23 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #3. To: Happy Quanzaa (#1) (Edited) Um...okay... Hey...thanks!!!! I'll believe that a corporation is a person 1 second after Texas executes one... war  posted on  2011-10-25   13:55:52 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #4. To: war (#0) (Edited) D) Color was invented in 1939 during the filming of the movie. I stumbled on a silent movie version of The Wizard of Oz about two years ago on satellite TV. I didn't realize remakes have been going on for that long. Edit: Now that I think about it, yes I have. e.g Cleopatra and others. Fred Mertz  posted on  2011-10-25   13:58:50 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #5. To: Happy Quanzaa (#1) Gee, you sound like the daughter of the yellow goldi brick load that runs eLPee. Are you indeed related, ir is the stupidity you always infest us with here just an unexplained family resemblance to her? When Fascism goes to sleep, it has Mummy look under the bed for Ron Paul and turn on a night light to help keep him away. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-10-25   14:00:46 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #6. To: Ferret Mike (#5) eLPee Haven't been there in a long time. Anyhow, the comment was about war and Obamabots in general, not Goldi. I guess you were a little too slow to pick up on that. Happy Quanzaa  posted on  2011-10-25   14:05:30 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #7. To: Happy Quanzaa (#6) Oh I'm never slow. As soon as I see a thread by you, it goes to the ignore bone pile. Go find a boner to help you gargle with. Bitch. When Fascism goes to sleep, it has Mummy look under the bed for Ron Paul and turn on a night light to help keep him away. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-10-25   14:15:40 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #8. To: Happy Quanzaa (#6) Haven't been there in a long time. Anyhow, the comment was about war and Obamabots in general, not Goldi. I guess you were a little too slow to pick up on that. Your attempt at thread jacking thus confessed to...any comment about how stupid Goldi is? I'll believe that a corporation is a person 1 second after Texas executes one... war  posted on  2011-10-25   14:16:02 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #9. To: war, GoldiLox (#8) The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was first published in Chicago in 1900. Its author, L. Frank Baum, was the editor of a South Dakota newspaper and a supporter of William Jennings Bryan who stood three times, unsuccessfully, as a U.S. Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party. The particular concern of both Baum and Bryan was the nature of the money supply then prevalent in the United States, and in the Mid-Western States in particular. In America during the 1890s, as in Britain, there had been a severe depression. Many businesses had gone bankrupt, farmers forced to sell up, factories closed and workers made unemployed. True, some farms in the Mid-West were suffering from drought, but most were still capable of growing food; the businesses and factories were still capable of providing the things that people needed; the workers still wanted to work to provide those things, and people would still want the goods and services produced if they had the money to buy them. The money in the USA then, as now, was entirely created by the private banking system. The pretence existed then that money was based on gold. (Even now some people still think that it is!) The major banks, based on the East and West coasts, could vary the amount of money in circulation, lending more to encourage commercial activity, then fore-closing on loans to put people out of business, enabling the banks to acquire their businesses cheaply. Baum and Bryan wanted money to be based on silver, not gold, as silver was more readily available in the Mid-West, where it was mined. Such a money supply could not be manipulated by the banks. So the story of the Wizard of Oz starts with a cyclone in the form of imagined electoral success for Bryan... Dorothy, a sort of proverbial ‘Everywoman’, lands on the Wicked Witch of the East (the East-coast bankers), killing her, so freeing the Munchkins, the down-trodden poor, but the Wicked Witch of the West (the West-coast bankers) remains loose. To deal with her and to get back to Kansas (normality), the Good Witch of the North, representing the electorate of the North (this is less than 40 years after the civil war), tells Dorothy to seek out the Wizard of Oz (‘oz’ being short for ounce, the means of weighing both gold and silver). She also gives her a pair of silver slippers (as they were in the book - they became ruby ones in the film). Only these silver slippers will enable her to remain safe on the yellow-brick road, representing the bankers’ gold standard, as she heads towards the Emerald City, representing Washington DC. On her journey, Dorothy encounters a Scarecrow, representing the farmers, who do not have the wit to understand how they can end up losing their farms to the banks, even though they work hard to grow the food to feed a hungry nation. If only they could think it through! Next, she encounters a Tin Woodsman, representing the industrial workers, rusted as solid as the factories of the 1890s depression, and who have lost the sense of compassion and co-operation to work together to help each other during hard times. Also, a spell cast upon him by the Wicked Witch of the East meant that every time he swung his axe, he chopped off a bit of himself - he downsized! Then the growing party encounters a Cowardly Lion, representing the politicians. These have the power, through the power of Congress and the Constitution, to confront the Wicked Witches, representing the banks, but they lack the courage to do so. Dorothy is able to motivate these three potent forces and leads them all towards the Emerald City, whence ‘greenbacks’ had once come, and an encounter with the omnipotent and wonderful Wizard of Oz. The Wizard of Oz is initially quite majestic and apparently awesome, but he turns out to be a little man without the power that people assume he possesses. He does, of course, represent the President of the United States. With the Wizard’s illusion of power shattered, he is replaced by the Scarecrow who would ‘be another Lincoln’. The Wicked Witch of the West, fearful for her own power, then attempts to destroy Dorothy but is herself dissolved in a bucket of water, as rain relieves the Mid-West drought, saves the farmers’ livelihoods and prevents repossession by the banks. The Good Witch of the South, representing the Southern electorate, tells Dorothy that her silver slippers, silver-based money, are so powerful that anything she wishes for is possible, even without the help of the Wizard. Dorothy wishes to go home. There all is now well, because the land has a stable and abundant money supply. http://www.moneyreformparty.org.uk/money/about_money/wizard_of_oz.php Noet to Sally; researching can be your friend. When Fascism goes to sleep, it has Mummy look under the bed for Ron Paul and turn on a night light to help keep him away. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-10-25   14:33:08 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #10. To: Fred Mertz (#4) stumbled on a silent movie version of The Wizard of Oz about two years ago on satellite TV. I didn't realize remakes have been going on for that long. Edit: Now that I think about it, yes I have. e.g Cleopatra and others. Ben Hur and The 10 Commandments were remakes. If you think about it live play revivals are "remakes" of a sort as well. "This is what economic policy in the West has become--a tool of the wealthy used to enrich themselves by spreading poverty among the rest of the population." Paul Craig Roberts Godwinson  posted on  2011-10-25   14:40:59 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #11. To: Godwinson (#10) I think of remakes as a lack of creativity - or a desire to make big bucks from a good plot a generation later. Maybe both. Fred Mertz  posted on  2011-10-25   14:44:38 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #12. To: Ferret Mike, war, GoldiLox (#9) In America during the 1890s, as in Britain, there had been a severe depression. Many businesses had gone bankrupt, farmers forced to sell up, factories closed and workers made unemployed. Americans forget how fucked up capitalism was until the New Deal stability ended those disasters. People think "the Great Depression" was like a one off event. It kept happening all the time before then some lasted quick others for a while. The Great Depression was just the last great collapse in a string of them until this most recent one (which happened as we removed New Deal safety measures). I don't get why the kooks on the right think the good old days were some sort of prosperity paradise in America. Probably they assume because of immigration America was booming all the time back then. "This is what economic policy in the West has become--a tool of the wealthy used to enrich themselves by spreading poverty among the rest of the population." Paul Craig Roberts Godwinson  posted on  2011-10-25   14:45:13 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #13. To: Fred Mertz (#11) I think of remakes as a lack of creativity - or a desire to make big bucks from a good plot a generation later. Maybe both. I think that is narrow thinking. "True Grit" was better than the original John Wayne version for example. Sometimes you need to do a remake to get a movie right that was not made correctly the first time. Other times you need to remake a movie so that it can be up to date with new viewing technology - for example remake of a silent movie to a talkie like Ben Hur. Sometimes a movie from the past seems dated because acting styles changed. Just look at movies and their acting style before and after the 1970s. Movies before the modern era look stilted and corny and fake compared to movies in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Compare a western movie from old Hollywood to an Italian spaghetti western and see the difference in styles. The American westerns seem stiff and corny compared to one of those Italian westerns. "This is what economic policy in the West has become--a tool of the wealthy used to enrich themselves by spreading poverty among the rest of the population." Paul Craig Roberts Godwinson  posted on  2011-10-25   14:52:58 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #14. To: war (#0) Link please. "This is what economic policy in the West has become--a tool of the wealthy used to enrich themselves by spreading poverty among the rest of the population." Paul Craig Roberts Godwinson  posted on  2011-10-25   14:57:21 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #15. To: Godwinson (#13) "True Grit" was better than the original John Wayne version for example. I like the original and I haven't watched the remake, not that I won't one day. When I do I'll let you know if I think it's better than the original. I'm getting old enough to see too many remakes and funerals. Fred Mertz  posted on  2011-10-25   14:59:18 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #16. To: Fred Mertz (#15) "I'm getting old enough to see too many remakes and funerals." I second the notion. When Fascism goes to sleep, it has Mummy look under the bed for Ron Paul and turn on a night light to help keep him away. Ferret Mike  posted on  2011-10-25   15:03:00 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #17. To: Fred Mertz (#15) The original "True Grit" just seems out of date to my senses because while it was a new age with modern style acting they were dealing with old time Hollywood acting. The score on True Grit, just grates my senses now - big orchestra score as they ride out in the country, etc. Just seems Hollywood like - the new one seems like i was set in the actual west. True Grit is a good thing to compare old and new. Both excellent versions that followed the original book closely. "This is what economic policy in the West has become--a tool of the wealthy used to enrich themselves by spreading poverty among the rest of the population." Paul Craig Roberts Godwinson  posted on  2011-10-25   15:09:05 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply   #18. To: war (#0) -- Goldi auditions for a color spot with Fox News. When Fascism goes to sleep, it has Mummy look under the bed for Ron Paul and turn on a night light to help keep him away. 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