Great minds think alike. I had sort of visualized something along the lines of the Fay Ray sacrifice to King Kong. But that's much better.
Posted on 01/18/2016 10:38:24 PM PST by Nacho Bidnith
Yes, and the spies on the Council who ratted out poor Napok.
THIS STORY IS FREAKIN’ AWESOME!
THANK YOU TRAVIS MCGEE!!
Let’s make this go viral folks - make sure you credit the original site
Thank you so much. I’d really love for Dennis Prager to read it. I was sort of channeling his ideas about Islam and fatally tolerant nihilist Europe when I wrote it. I’m encouraging everybody to try to get a link to him, or to his staff.
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Some one added a comment with a REALLY GOOD addition to your story
And I added some too but it did not get entered as a comment;
He spoke about another tribe where the leaders wanted power, and Amok came to them and explained how he would get power, and before Amok even left the room they were calculation how to divide up all the women...
(he wrote it much better than I did)
And I added that the new tribe was over the great sea whose name was the Hopi Chanji tribe
This is some BRILLIANT writing- it needs to go viral
Try to comment on either the WRSA or GOV threads. They only have slow comment posting, each is looked at before being posted, sometimes it takes a few hours or longer to get looked at.
Done! :-)
That’s cool... critters are fun. :-) We might acquire some more in the future, but it’s NICE not being tied down too. :-)
Excellent Matt.
Will share and pass along.
Thanks. If you have the time, perhaps you can drop a note or a voicemail at the Dennis Prager links just above. I was channeling DP’s ideas on how civilizations die and Orks win when I came up with the allegory.
If Prager read Alienork, he’d love it, and probably read it on air to a national audience. That would be significant.
The Maori and Chatham Islanders
(An actual Alienork/Notork example)
On Chatham Island (pronounced CHAT-ham), 800 kilometers east of New Zealand, lived the Moriori, who were related to the Maori. They were hunters and gatherers, sparse in population and, perhaps because they were few in number and isolated they were unpracticed at warfare. In late 1835 about 900 Maori from New Zealand landed on Chatham Island. The Maori were armed with guns, clubs and axes. They announced to the Moriori that they were their slaves. Moriori chiefs conferred with each other and drew from their religious heritage. They offered the Maori friendship and a share of the island’s resources. The attempt to appease the Maori failed. The Maori began killing the Moriori, including women and children. The Maori put people in pens and feasted on the tender meat of Moriori children. A Maori conqueror described it:
“We took possession in accordance with our customs and we caught all the people. Not one escaped. Some ran away from us. These we killed, and others we killed, but what of that? It was in accordance with our custom.”
http://www.fsmitha.com/h3/h43-pa4.htm
Anyone in CAIR, for a start.
Perhaps it would be easier to visualize and reach a larger segment of the populace if folks could make the connection that the "orks" = "orcs". The orks/Muslim invaders are the real-world equivalent of Tolkien's monstrous creatures.
The orcs were originally elves, i.e. a noble, enlightened race. They were transformed by the evil manipulations of Morgoth/Sauron/Saruman into the twisted, hate-filled monsters whose main motivation was to destroy the "world of men" and replace it with the "world of the orc". While some people may struggle with the term "ork", nearly eveyone knows what the orcs were.
Matt, thanks for gifting us once again with an outstanding tale, one which is as usual with you, both entertaining and enlightening.
I considered Alienorcs, but wanted to stay with the common Ks of the Pacific Islanders. I don’t think it will be hard for Tolkien fans to make the jump to Orks.
This is how I modified the Ork introduction, after the original version I was wondering about and that you cited.
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A few years after Napok joined us, another stranger, alone, climbed down the cliffs into the middle valley of Near Plenty. He was an old man with white hair and a white beard, but he was very fit and full of vigor for his age. His name was Amok, and he was the first person that I had ever met of the Alanoks, as I still called them until then. He said that he was an elder and a teacher of the Alienork people, pronouncing their name just as Napok had pronounced it. Alienork was a very strange word to our ears, and not easy for us to speak. It had no meaning in our tongue. Alienork only meant Alienork. The bearded elder corrected me until I spoke it to his satisfaction: ah-lee-en-ork, but said quickly. Amok didn’t look so different from my people on the Island of Plenty, and he was rather pleasant and seemed as intelligent as any. He had certainly learned the tongue of the Island of Plenty very well. He told me that The Alienork Way was the way of peace, and that we would surely live together in harmony on the Island of Plenty.
Great minds think alike. I had sort of visualized something along the lines of the Fay Ray sacrifice to King Kong. But that's much better.
Damn... That’s a hell of an account!
PLEASE MAKE THIS HAVE ITS OWN WEBSITE
THIS NEEDS TO BE SENT TO DONALD TRUMP
THIS IS A *MUST READ* FOR EVERY FREEPER!!!
PLEASE RE-POST
MAKE SURE IT IS ON STUPID FACEBOOK TOO
Thanks. What else can I do? Have you read this one?
Piss Christ? Piss Koran!
http://gatesofvienna.net/2016/06/piss-christ-piss-koran-part-one/
What can you do? just keep promoting it and promoting it and promiting it- never stop
IT IS GOLD!!!!!
If I ever get down to Florida I would love to come look you up
I am looking at a boat to buy down near Ft. Meyers, and potentially live on it
That sounds like a good plan to me. Mobility, plus your own water and electrical system.
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