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Frightful but also quite delightful
Home Alone And the Jewish Connection... It was not preached to the crowd. It was not taught by the state. No man spoke it aloud. When the Saxon began to hate...
Or here, the famous zipline scene which reminds us of this represents of the true Aryans escaping to west Germany from the Jewish controlled eastern block.
Even more curious, in one shot we can see what seems to resemble a German "Stahlhelm" - the very recognizable helmet of the Germany forces during the great wars.
3. Another layer to the message can be found in the symbology of the narrative.
Kevin defends his "house" against the two obviously Jewish invaders. Now, a quick history lesson.The idea of nation states is a fairly recent one. In the ancient world, a kings kingdom was called his "house" and he was the head of said house. In the bible for instance, King David presides over his "house," not kingdom. This means that the house Kevin is defending is his "kingdom." He is fulfilling his Saxon duty to keep the realm allotted to him safe.
4. Finally, in the end an old Man who saved Kevin in a critical moment earlier, reunites with his family. This shows the going back to the Anglo origins. Everything is returned to as it should be.
Home alone is essentially summed up as the Anglos stopping the Jews and reuniting under a communal spirit.
- Rudyard Kipling
- Kevin clearly represents the Archetypal Aryan. The abandonment by his family is symbolic for how the other Europeans left the Saxon behind to fend for himself against an overwhelming Semitic threat.
- Evidence for this can easily be seen by looking at the characters themselves.
Or here, the famous zipline scene which reminds us of this represents of the true Aryans escaping to west Germany from the Jewish controlled eastern block.
Even more curious, in one shot we can see what seems to resemble a German "Stahlhelm" - the very recognizable helmet of the Germany forces during the great wars.
3. Another layer to the message can be found in the symbology of the narrative.
Kevin defends his "house" against the two obviously Jewish invaders. Now, a quick history lesson.The idea of nation states is a fairly recent one. In the ancient world, a kings kingdom was called his "house" and he was the head of said house. In the bible for instance, King David presides over his "house," not kingdom. This means that the house Kevin is defending is his "kingdom." He is fulfilling his Saxon duty to keep the realm allotted to him safe.
4. Finally, in the end an old Man who saved Kevin in a critical moment earlier, reunites with his family. This shows the going back to the Anglo origins. Everything is returned to as it should be.
Home alone is essentially summed up as the Anglos stopping the Jews and reuniting under a communal spirit.