>>4362
I understand your confusion, Anon, it took me a long time to find anything valuable, and even then, most people just can't swallow this redpill.

As for the witches and pillars, look up Robert Golf Rumors, and understand that most women don't actually have a fucking clue about occult and symbolic issues (from professed Masons).

Tolkiens work is, as best as I can tell, based upon actual histories and lore from the history of Earth, possibly more distant than we can appreciate. I understand that we may be living in the 33rd Millennium (surprise surprise, Jesus' age) is the timeline lines up right (LOTR is 11th Millennium). Tolkien has blatantly included Biblical history and theology in the work, and if you look at interviews and the like, always avoids saying that he 'created' languages, the world, etc.

Personally, I do not believe LOTR to be a historical account (though it may be); the Hobbit is far more likely and based around true conflicts and politics. Tolkien may have simply used artistic license to retell forbidden history. Either way, LOTR is undeniably anti-occult in every way, perhaps what prompted the fantasy media explosion to cover up its lack of pagan ideals, with all magic based on God or Satan, with God winning.

I am going to make a general for this, because it deserves more than a bare bones mention in each board every 5 years.