New Turtles Movie Subliminally Teaches Us To Beg White People For Acceptance

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The new Turtles Movie proved to be absolute subliminal junk for all real TMNT fans, and we take a look at its propaganda message.

Media Propaganda & Hollywood
For years, the West has continuously used all methods in media, especially entertainment, to project messages that work in the interest of the progress of the dominant white society. There are millions of movies that have taught us how bad Russians, Germans, and (more recently, since 9/11) Arabs are.

James Bond has been one such franchise that has executed this, to say the least. The extensive list of Russian villains in movies is countless, and a few of the most memorable ones are The Soviet Army (“Red Dawn,” 1984), Ivan Drago (“Rocky IV,” 1985), Xenia Onatopp (“GoldenEye,” 1995″), Viggo Tarasov (“John Wick,” 2014), Yulian Kuznetsov (“Nobody,” 2021), Rosa Klebb (“From Russia With Love,” 1963), and more.

After 9/11 and the massacre of millions of Arab people, the West then used propaganda to justify the killing of millions of Arabs in the name of bringing democracy to the Middle East. Some popular ones include “Taken” (2008), “Taken 2” (2012), “Iron Man” (2008), “Killer Elite” (2011), and “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” (2013), among others.

Every Race Except White
Africans on the continent were also, at one time, subjected to dehumanization by Hollywood propaganda movies depicting us as nothing but child soldiers who all love to kill each other on a dark continent simply for warlords who wanted riches.

However, reality began to sink in for people, and although reality continued to dispel so many rumors, in many cases, the damage was already done as these movies had already served the role of government interest. For example, now that we know Arabs are not the offenders they were made to look like, how many of us as humans divert our attention to demanding retribution from the US and the West for what was done to the Middle East? With the exception of the Arabs themselves, none, to be honest. But had we been aware of the innocence of the Arab people at the time the atrocities were executed, the whole world would have been extremely furious.

Subliminals In TMNT
So the objective is to approach Hollywood with skepticism, no matter if it’s a lighthearted movie such as “Teenage Mutant Turtles,” which brings us to the topic of the day.

African Americans are the enemies of the USA living right in its backyard, and the government is very well aware of this, so it is no mystery to this. So, through government actions, the objective is to keep them satisfied all while ensuring they continue to be exploited in the USA.

Part and parcel in this process is to keep them content with their situation, sometimes with subliminal messages, and this is where Hollywood and “Teenage Mutant Turtles” come in.

Facts
Just this month alone, a lower court dismissed a lawsuit filed by the three living survivors of one of the worst acts of racial violence in American history, where a progressing black neighborhood was bombed by the American government simply for the fact that they were progressing. An innocent black man who was jailed for 30 years was just freed, which was supposed to be a celebration (ironically).

On August 26, 2023, three black people were fatally shot by a gunman in a mass shooting that took place at a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida, the killer being Ryan Christopher Palmeter, a 21-year-old white male.

These are just the tip of the iceberg, with countless police killings ongoing, including that of Then-officer Mark Dial, who shot and killed Eddie Irizarry while he sat in his vehicle after police stopped his car. The endless police force used and the brutality against men, women, and children.

So how does Hollywood address this? “Teenage Mutant Turtles.”
You can take the movie however you wish, but understanding the plight of the black community, and the fact Hollywood is a propaganda machine, the message is clear: “Black people need to continue to work to impress white people until they are accepted.”

This was the reality of mutant turtles that mutated into a human-like form and spent their whole lives living in the sewers because humans were repulsed by them and the rat-human foster father. They believed that humans (in our case, white people) did not like them and were bad, and at the end of the movie, their objective was to convince human beings that they are not as mean as they are ugly.

Their enemy was a big, strong, heavy-spoken mutant fly called Super Fly who witnessed his only caretaker get killed by the humans, and his objective was revenge. He would then become friends and associates with the turtles until they turned their back on him because they disapproved of his approach.

Blacks Were The Target For TMNT Subliminals
The movie was filled with some of the most loved hip-hop and funk songs of our time, from MOP’s ‘Anti-Up’ to Tribe Called Quest’s ‘Can I Kick It’. Ice Cube was used to voice Super Fly, and the turtles were also voiced by other blacks.

It was obvious who the target audience was, with enough subliminals entertaining the idea that seeking revenge on white people or the American government is not the solution, but instead working to present yourself nicely enough for them to accept you and be kind to you. Just the idea of that is worth puking.

Black Kids To Be Specific
As much as older people might be set in their ways and not swayed by such propaganda, let’s be clear: older people are not the target for such propaganda, and a cartoon such as “Turtles” carries this message because it is our young African boys and girls whom they are grooming with the minds to continue living a life believing it is their right to work to please white people in order to leverage themselves against their hate. NONSENSE!

Movies like this continue to play on the sympathy and nature of children, placing them between a rock and a hard place. Either you are evil and you try to go against us, or you are nice until we think you are worthy of acceptance. And the latter is exactly the winning focal point of the Turtles, even ensuring that allies of Super Fly turned against him, because they just wanted to be accepted by humans.

Between The Good & Bad
But this reality only serves the interest of the whites. The reality is there is a third option, and that option is no, we are not evil, and no, we are not here to appease you. Leave us alone, let us be, let us progress by ourselves, and if you do wish to force yourselves on us, it either is going to be on our own terms or we meet at loggerheads.

Aside from identifying this idiotic fixation on a childhood classic, this subliminal approach to the movie is something that black people all over the world should be very mindful of and be sure to enlighten their children. We live in a world where white people have brought and continue to bring destruction and death to the indigenous people everywhere they go, yet we see movies that depict them as nothing but the heroes of the world.

Black In Hollywood
This is not the first time Hollywood is taking the black experience to make millions off of it. Just take Flash, for example; you have a white man who runs fast to save the world, rescues a woman (Supergirl) who charges in the sun.

But on a more serious note, the story of revenge, separate, or appease, integrate is one many have likened to African American heroes Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. This ideology was very evident in the cartoon and comic rendition of the X-Men, where mutant Magneto represented the more Malcolm X ideas to separate themselves and violently react to human maltreatment, and Professor X carried the Martin Luther perspective where he wanted to protect and prove to humans that they could coexist with mutants.

Whichever Message, They Win Because…
At the end of all this, the only ones winning and making money off these stories are…you guessed it…the white man. Even in their most appalling act towards humans, they still manage to exploit and turn it into financial gains.

African history, stories, and experiences will forever be a cash cow to the West, all while reinventing the appalling nature and history of them and their governments. If you don’t believe it, watch this breakdown of how “Lord Of The Rings” was nothing but an exploitation of Ethiopian history.

So Lord Of The Rings might actually be based on #Ethiopia|n history. @shirubaaaaaa? pic.twitter.com/wfQfr3HT99

— Eleazer Gebeyaw | ኤልኤዘር (@eleazer_gebeyaw) May 5, 2022