By Guy @GalacticJack

In The Wizard of Oz, the Straw Man represents that fictional ALL CAPS legal fiction—The PERSON. He wanted a brain but got a Certificate —The Birth Certificate.

The Tin Man—The TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number). He was a robotic avatar who worked tirelessly until his body literally froze up and stopped functioning. The heartless and emotionless robot creature who worked himself to death because he had no heart or soul.

The Cowardly Lion was a bully, but was actually a true coward when someone stood up to him, like most bullies. He lacked true courage and in the end, the Wizard gave him an Official Recognition Award—Authority and Status.

The Wizard of Oz used magic, smoke, flames, and holograms, but it was all tricks and illusions to push fear and compliance to make people do what he commanded. The truth is, the Wizard had NO real power and only used illusions to create false power and authority.

The Wicked Witch pushed fear through intimidation. She was after Toto and controlled the flying monkey police, the policy enforcers, and the mischievous demons—which also represents the BAR Association—who attack and control all the little people for the Great “Crown” Wizard, the crooked Bankers of Oz, obsessed with gold. Oz is the abbreviation for ounce and the yellow brick road represents ingots of gold.

In the field of poppies, they were not REAL humans, so drugs had no effect on them, but Dorothy was drugged.

The Wizard of Oz was written at the time when Rockefeller and Big Pharma began to take over medicine and education. The Crown was actually the largest drug dealer, and after their take-over of drug distribution in China, they began to expand all around the world.

Toto was what the Wicked Witch was really after. Toto in Latin means “in total.” Toto exposed the Wizard of Oz and had no fear, despite being very small compared to the Great Wizard, so no one noticed him. Toto pulled the curtain on the Wizard and his magical scams. “Curtain” also means the End of an Act or scene! He pulled the curtain and started barking until others paid attention, hypothetically giving everyone the “Red Pill.” The curtain hid the corporate legal fiction and its false courts.

So, no matter how small your bark is, it can be heard!

Originally published on X at @GalacticJack