The author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz disagrees with you about what his story represents.

And after 70 years, it's time to learn about paragraphs.

The Adventures of Pinocchio (1883) has a lot of interesting metaphors and political commentary in it.

Most people have no idea that in the original story, Pinnochio starts of as a horrible little prick who attacks Geppetto before he's even finished carving him out of wood. 'Keeps trying to kick his maker.

Pinnochio later kills Jiminy Cricket (Jesus Christ) with a hammer. Does that remind you of anything?

There's even a Epstein Island style place named Pleasure Island where children go and never return and are transformed into donkeys, which was a euphemism for sex slave in the 1800s.

The story does have a happy ending when Pinnochio abandons a life of sin and greed and materialism and uses his money to help others (he essentially converts to Christianity and is saved).

Is Hillary smiling because she brought that super-predator to heel, like she famously said needs to be done to black people?

Did you know that the Wizard of Oz story is a metaphor for gold ownership (following the yellow brick road) and how fiat currency (the emerald city) is manipulated by Jewish bankers (the wizard behind the curtain)?

The people that Dorthy the farmer's daughter meets on her adventure all represent real people. I can't recall the story well enough to name them, but I remember that Rockefeller family are represented by someone.

Similarly, were you aware that Pinocchio is about lying Jews with big noses who ignore the moral guidance of Jesus Christ (Jiminy Cricket). The joke about sinful people having big noses is... self explanatory. This is the artwork on the original 1883 publication of The Adventures of Pinocchio. Note he is wearing a traditional Jewish hat.

This was also the reason for that video of the black youth beating the old bedridden veteran to death for the sheer fun of it.