TARZAN LIVES!
I was watching part 3 of Star Wars last night when I suddenly
noticed why I liked it. There were damn near no blacks anywhere!
And that goes for all the early Star Wars movies. In fact what
triggered this epiphany was a wookie swinging on a vine through
the forests of Endor. He let out ole' Johnny Weismuller's famous
Tarzan yodel from all his 1930's movies! All of us who remember
and love those movies haven't been able to see them in decades now
because they're considered "racist" by the liberals. Niggers were
treated like niggers in those flicks. They were black, stupid and
dangerous, going around in packs of angry oogaboogas that actually
said "Oogabooga!" "The natives are restless!" was the famous term
used to warn the viewing audience that nigger trouble for the
white bwanas was upon them. Scores of screaming, spear chucking
bucks were shot down like cordwood as the safari hunters defended
themselves from hordes of angry coons who had chimped out because
the white bwanas had offended their god. The beautiful white
female, wearing only scant tatters and struggling feebly at her
bonds (not a hair out of place and her makeup perfect even in the
jungle heat), lay helpless on their sacrificial altar and waited
for her hero to rescue her from the drooling bucks that leered
evilly over her. Millions of terrified white housewives cuddled a
little closer to their men as they watched the movie, making us
love those flicks even more. And then suddenly Tarzan's call would
echo through the jungle and the bucks would bug their eyes in
superstitious fear and awe of the great white ape man as he swung
through the trees at an incredible 60 miles per. Then the ass
kicking fest began and niggers went flying in every direction.
Ahhh, those were the days folks!
And to hear that wookie yodel that tune made me grin like a fool
as I realized that Steven Spielberg may or may not be a Jew, but
somebody involved with those movies definitely does not like
niggers! I'd bet just about anything that most of the people
involved in that production didn't have a clue as to the
significance of that yodel. But I did, and I'm sure others have as
well. A reminder that we're not alone...
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JOOM