Harry Potter as a political allegory
Hear me out, it involves time-travel, only a little bit. Because the Witch Rowling must have looked into the future and stolen the headlines from the news. After intensive historical study, using the methodology of Glenn Beck of Fox News, it became clear.
Voldemort is Joe Biden. Severus Snape is Donald Trump. America is Harry Potter. Ron Weasley is Scotland or something. The dragon is 8.1% inflation under Joe Biden. Putin, putin... is one of the Lords or something. Etc. it all fits. After 5 scotch whiskies the connection just appeared in my vision. |
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Putin would be the quidditch coach.
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Boris Johnson would be the Jedi Master
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I've always thought that Bernie Sanders looked a bit like Gollum. And the Wicked Witch of the West is very clearly modeled on Hillary Clinton. Not to mention the startlingly accurate portrayal of the Jews who run the wizard bank Gringotts. I know this author guy Jack Rowling is a libtard feminazi who loves negroes and hates Trump, but at least he also hates trannies and Jews. He's going to hell, but it's still a little funny.
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Worst of all, Mr. Spock and his son Dobby have ears that are clearly of the Devil. JK Rowling might as well have printed an open invitation for our children to worship Satan. And I do not approve of the way Col. Potter let the doctors at the MASH unit misbehave and carry on with the nurses. No wonder Harry turned out to have such loose morals. He even dated an oriental girl! Disgusting.
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Some "international banker" types at Oxford (Daniel Levy and Avichai Snir, Potterian economics, Oxford Open Economics, 1, 2022) noticed a similar correlation in their recent analysis, albeit not as detailed as our own.
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Psalm 111:10 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom: a good understanding have all they that do his commandments: his praise endureth for ever.Towards the end [last paragraph -ed.] there was reference to Adam Smith, a well-known Scottish heretic. He wrote: Quote:
Psalm 94:1 O LORD God, to whom vengeance belongeth; O God, to whom vengeance belongeth, shew thyself. Smith continues: Quote:
:wizard: God is not Jupiter and Christians know all about astrologism, especially where its author is concerned. Satan involves the astrologists' charts in the least of his spells. But whether Smith recommends Jupiter or not, clearly he's associating God with the ignorance and darkness of pagan superstition. The quotes from two lovely Psalms demonstrate this quite well I think and when we get Potterian economics mixed up with Jupiter and magic spells an author less benevolent than Adam Smith is very easy to identify. Satan will conceal this of course and yet when the younger reader looks up economics, checks out the Smith suggestion, this is what will be found. |
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