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I started watching episode one of the new Wheel of Time series. Near the start there is this "Planet of the Apes" sequence where a bunch of Amazon women on horses ride down and kill two men who beg for their lives before being executed. The woman who kills them with some mysterious magic power tells them they don't deserve to have power, that power belongs only to women.

Then we see a dozen or more women together, moving around and talking, and I notice, there are no men and no children. Not one kid.

It was then that I stopped watching.

What are the messages this series is sending children who may view it?

  • Men are evil.
  • Men are weak.
  • Men don't deserve mercy or compassion.
  • Women don't need men.
  • Women don't need children
  • Women don't need marriage.
  • Woman don't need families.
  • Women are the natural leaders of humanity.
  • Women should be running everything.
  • Woman are superior to men.
  • Men can't be trusted because when they had power, they fucked up the world.

And that was only in the first ten minutes or so of the first episode of this series. I mean, holy shit, how does anyone expect a child growing up with this, alongside XXX pornography and Ritalin, to have a healthy attitude toward getting married or raising a family? And people wonder why the numbers of whites are dropping. It isn't entirely low sperm counts, although that undoubtedly plays a part (and may have been engineered). This series is social poison, social cyanide.

And this is all we see coming out of Hollywood these days. It's all absolutely destructive social and cultural poison.

I started watching episode one of the new *Wheel of Time* series. Near the start there is this "Planet of the Apes" sequence where a bunch of Amazon women on horses ride down and kill two men who beg for their lives before being executed. The woman who kills them with some mysterious magic power tells them they don't deserve to have power, that power belongs only to women. Then we see a dozen or more women together, moving around and talking, and I notice, there are no men and no children. Not one kid. It was then that I stopped watching. What are the messages this series is sending children who may view it? * Men are evil. * Men are weak. * Men don't deserve mercy or compassion. * Women don't need men. * Women don't need children * Women don't need marriage. * Woman don't need families. * Women are the natural leaders of humanity. * Women should be running everything. * Woman are superior to men. * Men can't be trusted because when they had power, they fucked up the world. And that was only in the first ten minutes or so of the first episode of this series. I mean, holy shit, how does anyone expect a child growing up with this, alongside XXX pornography and Ritalin, to have a healthy attitude toward getting married or raising a family? And people wonder why the numbers of whites are dropping. It isn't entirely low sperm counts, although that undoubtedly plays a part (and may have been engineered). This series is social poison, social cyanide. *And this is all we see coming out of Hollywood these days.* It's all absolutely destructive social and cultural poison.

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I've read the whole set of books. It used to be one of my favorite fantasy series. However, recently I began rereading them. Upon rereading I can see all the satanic like references so I'm kind of puzzling out feelings for the source material.

That being said, the show was more SJW shit. The only show character who resembles the book character would be Rand. Emmonds Field is supposed to be a village cut off from the rest of the world. So the genetic lines should be pure white. Every main character is supposed to be white. There are only supposed to be 3 ta'veren...the 3 best male friends. Mats parents are not white trash but good people. Perrin is not married, and is a blacksmiths apprentice. I could keep listing huge discrepancies from the book but this post would be far longer than I want to make.

The main arc of the story is that the Dragon(a powerful magic welding warrior) is constantly reborn as the pattern needs him. This is his story of how he defeats the dark one and reseals him in his prison made by the creator. There are male magic users, but 3000 years in the past, during the last battle with the dark one, the male half of the power was tainted by the Dark One. The taint causes men who channel the power to inevitably go insane. The women in red are group of the female magic casters who hunt down men who can channel before they can go fully mad and destroy the world again. One of those men aren't real in the beginning.

All in all, the show was a HUGE disappointment and very little like the books. I will not waste my time watching them ruin one of my favorite stories from yesteryear.