UNMASKING THE TRUTH: HEROES OR HOAXES?

Ever since World War 2, “Superheroes” have been proxy replacements for true ancestral heroes of our people.

At first, superheroes appeared as protectors of the downtrodden and saviours of humanity. White children flocked to comics, intrigued by the action and adventure triggered by their innate spirit of exploration. The reality, though, is superheroes were a way to pull White children away from epic ancestral stories like The Illiad, Beowulf and King Arthur towards “aliens” with superhuman abilities and skin tight, homoerotic costumes. Superheroes played on the built-in sense of justice White men want to uphold, then perverted it, quite literally.

These “heroes” always had alter-egos, double-identities to hide who they truly were. The writers and artists of these early comics did exactly the same thing. Stan Lieber (Spider-Man, X-Men, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Ant-Man, Wasp, Fantastic Four, Black Panther, Daredevil, Doctor Strange, Scarlet Witch, and Black Widow) went by “Stan Lee,” Robert Kahn (Batman) aka “Bob Kane,” Jacob Kurtburg (X-Men, Iron Man, Silver Surfer, Fantastic Four, Thor, Captain America, Black Panther) aka “Jack Kirby,” the list goes on and on. They hid who they were to “fit in” and subvert the dominant culture, acting just like the fake heroes and fake stories they came up with.

Now these heroes have been perverted even further. The comics have done their job making many White children, and “adults,” forget their ancestral heroes, turning to these “new” heroes. Not only does this deracinate White children, it is also a way of stunting the maturity of those children, leaving many of them as perpetual “children at heart”. This, in turn, ensures many never have children, or the ones that do have even further stunted offspring.

Now it’s time to further demoralize these White children by replacing the proxies with non-Whites and sexual deviants. This is all in the name of White erasure. First you demoralize, then you dehumanize, then you genocide. Sound like a familiar story? It should…