We will take, where we may, our Christian heroes allowed us from our
Jewish masters -- even if that means we must accept the anti-hero
Dracula we get in the newly released movie
Dracula Untold.
You do not have to look hard to find Christian themes in this movie,
for they permeate the entire movie. No wonder
IMDB.com rates this movie so
low -- for a movie displaying Christianity in a positive light, like
Dracula, cannot be allowed to see the light of day.
After
the historical telling of the cruel Muslim anti-Christian practice of
Janissary which Prince Vlad had to endure, the movie begins with Vlad
already released from his Janissary duties to the Muslim Caliph.
Peace and good will are ideals of Christian life which we find Prince
Vlad earnestly holds in his heart.
And yet, even when confronted by the evil
of Ottoman Turkish Muslim totalitarianism, all good
intentions in mind, Christians know that if you become evil to fight
evil, it is still just as much Christian sin as the Muslim sin you are confronted with.
Thus when their Christian leader, Vlad Dracul, becomes the evil of
Dracula, in order to fight the apparently greater evil of Islamic death
and destruction, all the Christian subjects of Prince Vlad
instinctively knew that an evil ruler is ever as much to be feared, as
the fear of being invaded by an evil ruler, no matter the good intentions we are
always told our modern rulers actually hold in their hearts.
On the Muslim Side :: Mehmet the Conquerer
Mehmet II was already the famous Muslim conquerer of Christian Constantinople in 1453 AD.
This Sultan had just completed a historic 800-year Muslim Jihad against
the Christian Byzantine Empire, first began with the conquest of the
Byzantine Christian town of Jerusalem in 638 AD.
Having finally conquered the Christian Byzantine Empire, the last
remnant of the 2,000-year-old Roman Empire, Mehmet proceeded to
self-appoint himself Caesar.
In the eyes of all Muslims, this Sultan earned the title "Mehmet the Conquerer".
Now, setting a new long term jihad lay in subduing Rome itself, so Mehmet began
his goal of achieving the conquest of Rome by first subduing the
Balkans.
Just 6 years into that new jihad against Rome, Mehmet
the Conquerer encountered Vlad the Impaler.
On the Christian Side :: Vlad the Impaler
Defending the Balkan state of Wallachia in 1459 AD was Vlad the
Impaler, aka Count Dracul or officially known as Vlad III Dracul, a
member of the Order of the Dragon, which was founded to
protect Christianity in Eastern Europe.
While Christian Europe was still shuttering in fear from the Fall of
Constantinople, Vlad the Impaler began cutting wide swaths of
destruction through the ranks of the Muslim Invaders entering his
lands, and seriously stunting the push of Islam into Christian Europe.
Historical Comments about the Great 15th Century Battles?
- On the Muslim side was great fame and admiration for
Mehmet the Conquerer. Countless parks, roads, bridges and new born
babies were named after him. He was even given the name Faith, as in Defender of the Faith of Islam.
- On the Christian side, Eastern European Christians,
who had to endure the blunt of the barbaric heartless Muslim blows,
worshiped Vlad the Impaler as a Christian hero - defender of
Christianity. Defender of Freedom!!!
- However, Western Christian Europeans, with the help
of Bram Stoker's book Dracula, and with countless Jewish movie
productions to carry on the legend, would come to look upon Vlad as the
epitome of satanic evil; a blood sucking Christian who sold his soul to
the devil, preying upon his fellow Christians; a man of derision and
hatred; a man to be feared, defended against and despised; not a man of
great admiration.
Better
than
Braveheart!
Dracula Untold is a movie Mel Gibson was born to make. All the more remarkable is that
Dracula Untold
was directed by Gary Shore who up to the making of this film was known
only for the making of high-end commercials for some of the
world's biggest brands. Since most commercials these days involve
sophisticated CGI, translating that into a full length movie was
achievable for this talented man.
Adding
Christian themes to concepts of war, Director Gary Shore has delivered us heroic
resistance to brutal foreign (and internal) occupation not seen since since Mel
Gibson's
Braveheart.
Since Gary Shore is Irish, a people brutalized by the English even more
than the Scots were brutalized, it is not surprising to see
Braveheart elements in his movie
Dracula Untold.
While on the surface,
Braveheart
was all about Christians in Scotland defending their homeland from
fellow Christian invaders from England, Mel Gibson gave no reflection
of Christianity as being their guide to moral life in his movie.
Braveheart was a totally secular Hollywood production. Not so with
Dracula Untold.
Dracula Untold
is all about valiant Christian resistance to Muslim invasion and
occupation, with heavy doses of Christian morals in depicting the need
for Christian rejection of sin, while expressing Christian acceptance
of the outcome of accepting sin into your life.
In obtaining the power of Dracula, Vlad knows he must accept the
consequences of his sinful actions against God. There was only to be
Christian forgiveness for the first three days, before the
final judgment of Hell.
Thus, making this movie about Dracula even better subject matter for Mel Gibson's style of
Christian-based movie making.
Think about
Dracula Untold as a mixture of Mel Gibson's
Braveheart and Mel Gibson's
The Passion of the Christ, along with a good dose of Christian Tolkien's The Hobbit tossed in.
Not
counting the modern-day sequel set-up at the end of the movie, even the
satanic darkness of Dracula portrayed in the movie ends the movie on a
Christian note in the saving of Dracula's Christian son.
Who would have known that there was such a Christian basis to Count
Dracula? Certainly nothing I would have deduced from previous
Dracula movie pulp we get from Judeo-Hollywood.
Hollywood Jews have long ago hypocritically blacklisted Mel Gibson
for expressing his devout Christian beliefs both on-screen and
off-screen, while playing up his alcohol and marriage problems.
Too bad! -- For I would have
loved to have seen Mel's un-censored take on producing this movie.
And Oh
Well! -- We take what we can get from this Judeo-Hollywood Dracula
movie even though it was filmed in devoutly Catholic Ireland, and thus,
we can only imagine what we could have gotten with a real Christian
movie crew.
Or, perhaps Gary Shore will be unleashed to offer Christians much more
in the future. This web site will be eagerly awaiting the sequel set in
modern times with a new evils confronting Christians, with an
established, experienced and polished Gary Shore.
What will Turkey
think of this movie?
It will be interesting to see what our "beloved NATO ally" Turkey has
to say about the expose of their sordid past of Muslim conquest against
Christian Europe.
The dark-skinned Arabic Muslims surrounding Israel, Americans have long-ago been carefully trained to hate; but evidently,
we are now allowed to be reminded of Turkish atrocities against
Christianity; and thus, Christians are allowed to once again hate even
fair-skinned, white Muslims.
Why Jewish Hollywood moguls are exposing this brand of Muslim atrocity
against Christians makes for good discussion, for it is not their
normal Jewish modis operendi.
Jews have historically for centuries had a love affair with Turkish Muslims.
The Jews of course were supporting the Ottoman Empire while the Ottoman
Empire was at its height in grabbing Christian lands and genocidally
subduing them, as depicted in the time period of this movie about
Dracula.
Even as the Ottoman Empire was crumbling in 1853 AD, Jews talked
Christian England and Christian France into supporting a crumbling Muslim
Ottoman Empire against a resurgent Christian Russia trying to retake
some of those former Christian lands; in particular, trying to retake
Constantinople in the Crimean War.
For the Jews knew well that
all the world's Muslims would throw themselves at a hopeless defense of
Constantinople, lose Constantinople, and thus leave all Muslim lands open to
Christian conquest. Most importantly for the Jews -- leaving Jerusalem open
to being retaken by Christians -- dashing all hopes for Jews to retake
Jerusalem for themselves.
Jews could not allow this, so they supported the crumbling Ottoman
Empire against Russia in 1853 AD, just as they had support the Ottomans when they
were all powerful and marching on Vlad's Wallachia past the fall of Constantinople in 1453 AD.
By the time of WW1, Jews stopped supporting the Ottomans; for they saw
their opportunity to have their gentile English slaves be the ones who
finished off the Ottoman Empire, with the promise from Britain that
Jews would get the spoils of war by having Palestine. The British price
for sending British boys to slaughter in the Ottoman's WW1 bloodbath
at Gallipoli? -- The Jewish MSM press in America would deliver American boys into the meat
grinder of WW1.
Balfour Declaration in hand, the Jews turned on the lost cause of the
Ottoman Empire, and Palestine was now "a British mandate". But the Jews
were not yet consolidated enough in Palestine to effectively take it
over. That would require another World War.
The Turks were again defeated in WW2, but we decided that we didn't
want the Turks to become Judeo-Communist, so we invited them into our
military fraternity of NATO.
Why? Not because of any true fear of Muslims becoming
Judeo-Communist, but to keep Turkey looking forward toward Europe, and
not looking behind them toward what the Jews were doing to Palestine.
Recently, the Turks are experiencing a resurgent Islamic fever, which this movie will go a long way to feed.
The reasons for Jewish actions are often hard to fathom in the short
term, but they always become crystal clear later in the context of the history
which unfolds.
Reason being: anything to help the Israelis obtain and defend "God's
Promised Land" being the guiding principle.
Movie Synopsis of Character...
"Vlad the Impaler"
When we first see Vlad Tepes in this movie Dracula Untold, he is already well renowned as Vlad the Impaler.
We are to learn that this horrific reputation was actually an act of compassion to his fellow Christians.
Vlad's father was forced by the previous Sultan, to accept both his submission of
tribute to the Ottoman Empire; as well as having his a young
son Vlad III being conscripted into the Sultan's Muslim army, in an infamous Muslim
military draft known as the
Janissary system.
Normal Muslim practice is to tax Christian subjects disproportionally
compared to Muslim subjects to help pay for their Islamic pirate raids on
Christian lands. This Islamic tax against non-Muslims is called Jizya. But the Ottoman Turks seemed to think it better that
Christians do both; pay the Jizya tax and also die in jihadi wars instead of Muslims.
Perhaps, Christians who could not afford the Jizya tax to help pay for
Muslim conquest, could instead paid their Jizya tax debts by supplying
their young sons for Muslim conquest instead. Perhaps that is also why
rich Jewish families were able to hold onto their sons and not have
them taken away as
Jannissaries.
The Jannissary system removed very young Christian boys from their
parents,
(never Jewish boy by the way). First placed as orphans into Muslim
homes to be taught Islam, they were later sent to Muslim military
schools to obtain years-long, Islam-infused, Jihadi boot camp training
--
somewhat akin to the slave-based gladiatorial schools we saw in
Spartacus,
Blood and Sand. This gave the Muslims a much better fighting man,
than recruiting him from Christian areas after they had grown up as
Christians. (Did I mention that young Jewish boys were never
conscripted?)
With this systematic method for the elimination of Christianity in conquered
Christian territory (with the definition of
conquer meaning that all men of fighting age are slaughtered), then the
defeated Christian peoples were made to pay for their resistance
by
being forced to supply its young boys to be raised as
Muslim Jihadi warriers, with the goal to use these Christian boys
in future Muslim
expansion into even more Christian lands.
Vlad grew up in one of these Janissary gladiatorial camps becoming one
of their best Jihadi warriers. When asked to wage war against his
fellow Christians though, Vlad devised a means of total warfare which
impaled all the village's inhabitants. To him, this was an act of
mercy, because the next 9 Christian villages he invaded were so afraid
of his reputation they gave up without a fight, thus saving the lives
of their families.
Better yet, without resistance, there would be no need for a Janissary
army; no need to remove young Christian boys to be raised as Muslim
terrorists and pirates.
(In real life, Vlad impaled Muslims)
Movie Synopsis of Character...
"Vlad Tepes,
A good family Man"
In
Dracula Untold, having fulfilled his military Janissary duties, and
true to the promise Vlad's father had received from the former
Sultan that there would be no more Janissary recruits, there was now
peace in the land (albeit, an Islamic peace) and
he was a benevolent leader of his people.
What Vlad did not count on, what turned Vlad Tepes from a good Christian family man to the dark side like some
Anakin
Skywalker becoming Darth Vader, was the insatiable desire of the new
Sultan Mehmet II for Christian lands. The new Sultan Mehmet began
laying out plans to take the great and strong bastion of Christianity, Rome. For this battle, the Sultan needed a vast Janissary
army of young Christian boys.
The Sultan demands 1,000 young boys, including Vlad's own son, to be sent to him for Janissary training.
And as the movie unfolds, we see this reneging on Muslim promise is what prompts Vlad into his
"Breaking Bad" transformation from loving family man to what we know as
Count Dracula.
Movie Synopsis of Character...
"Vlad as Dracula"
Vlad vows to resist the latest conscription of 1000 Christian boys from
his kingdom, including his only son, but in order to save his kingdom
and family, Vlad is forced to enter into a Faustian deal with a
vampire, which we discover is the blood-thirsty former Roman Emperor
Caligula.
No where in this movie are Jews to be found; although, anyone who has
ever researched history in much depth with an open mind, knows that the Jews are always in
the shadows advising the Ottoman Muslims in how to defeat Christians and how to take Christian lands.
After
all, the time period is 1459 AD, and the Christians of Spain, for
just this treasonous reason, are on the verge of the Reconquesta
of Spain from the Muslims ; and in doing so, in expelling all
the Jews from their kingdom in 1492 AD for their agreeable and
whole-hearty Jewish support of the Moorish Muslims during their
previous 800 year occupation of Spain.
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Wikipedia:
Vlad the Impaler
His father, Vlas II
Dracul, was a member of the Order of the Dragon, which was founded to
protect Christianity in Eastern Europe.
In 1436, Vlad II Dracul
ascended the throne of Wallachia. He was ousted in 1442 by rival
factions in league with Hungary, but secured Ottoman support for his
return by agreeing to pay the Tribute to the Sultan.
At
13, Vlad III and his
brother Radu were held as political hostages by the Ottoman Turks.
During his years as hostage, Vlad was educated in logic, the Quran, and
the Turkish language and works of literature. He would speak this
language fluently in his later years. He and his brother were also trained in warfare and horsemanship.
Despite increasing his
cultural capital with the Ottomans, Vlad was not at all pleased to be
in Turkish hands. He was resentful and incredibly jealous of his little
brother, who soon earned the nickname Radu cel Frumos, or Radu the
Handsome. Radu was well behaved and quickly earned the friendship of
Sultan Murad's son, Mehmet. Conversely, Vlad was defiant and constantly
punished for his impudence. It has been suggested that his traumatic
experiences among the Ottomans may have molded him into the sadistic
man he grew up to be, especially in regards to his penchant for
impaling.
[In
reaction to the fall of Constantinople in 1453 AD to the armies of
Sultan Mehmat II], in 1459, Pope Pius II called for a new crusade
against the Ottomans, at the Congress of Mantua. In this crusade, the
main role was to be played by Matthias Corvinus, son of John Hunyadi
(János Hunyadi), the King of Hungary. To this effect, Matthias Corvinus
received from the Pope 40,000 golden coins, an amount that was thought
to be enough to gather an army of 12,000 men and purchase 10 Danube
warships. In this context, Vlad allied himself with Matthias Corvinus,
with the hope of keeping the Ottomans out of the country (Wallachia was
claimed as a part of the Ottoman Empire by Sultan Mehmed II).
Later that year, in 1459, Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II sent envoys to Vlad to urge him to pay a delayed tribute
of 10,000 ducats and 500 recruits into the Ottoman forces. Vlad
refused, because if he had paid the 'tribute', as the tax was called at
the time, it would have meant a public acceptance of Wallachia as part
of the Ottoman Empire. Vlad, like most of his predecessors and
successors, maintained the goal of keeping Wallachia independent. Vlad
had the Turkish envoys killed on the pretext that they had refused to
raise their "hats" to him, by nailing their turbans to their heads.
Meanwhile,
the Sultan received intelligence reports that revealed Vlad's
domination of the Danube. He sent the Bey of Nicopolis, Hamza Bey (also
known as Hamza Ceakirdjiba), to make peace and, if necessary, eliminate Vlad III.
Vlad Țepeș planned to set an ambush. Hamza Bey, the Bey
of Nicopolis, brought with him 1000 cavalry and when passing through a
narrow pass north of Giurgiu, Vlad launched a surprise attack. The
Wallachians had the Turks surrounded and defeated. The Turks' plans
were thwarted and almost all of them caught and impaled, with Hamza Bey
impaled on the highest stake to show his rank.
In
the winter of 1462, Vlad crossed the Danube and
devastated the entire Bulgarian land in the area between Serbia and the
Black Sea. Disguising himself as a Turkish Sipahi and utilizing the
fluent Turkish he had learned as a hostage, he infiltrated and
destroyed Ottoman camps.
Sultan Mehmed II's invasion of Wallachia
In response to this, Sultan Mehmed II raised an army of
around 60,000 troops and 30,000 irregulars, and in spring of 1462
headed towards Wallachia. This army was under the Ottoman general
Mahmut Pasha and in its ranks was Radu cel Frumos. Vlad was unable to
stop the Ottomans from crossing the Danube on June 4, 1462 and entering
Wallachia. He constantly organized small attacks and ambushes on the
Turks, such as The Night Attack when 15,000 Ottomans were killed.
This infuriated Mehmed II, who then crossed the Danube. Radu cel
Frumos, brother of Vlad III and ingratiate of the Ottoman Empire, was
left behind in Targoviste with the hope that he would be able to gather
an anti-Vlad clique in Wallachia that would ultimately establish Radu
cel Frumos as the new Voivode of the region. Vlad's rule falls entirely
within the three decades of the Ottoman conquest of the Balkans,
conquering the entire Balkans peninsula.
Vlad the Impaler's attack was celebrated by the Saxon
cities of Transylvania, the Italian states and the Pope. A Venetian
envoy, upon hearing about the news at the court of Corvinus on 4 March,
expressed great joy and said that the whole of Christianity should
celebrate Vlad Țepeș's successful campaign. The Genoese from Caffa also
thanked Vlad, for his campaign had saved them from an attack of some
300 ships that the sultan planned to send against them
Vlad III is revered as a
folk hero in Romania as well as other parts of Europe for his
protection of the Romanian population both south and north of the Danube
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Wikepedia:
Mehmed the Conquerer
Later that year, in 1459, Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II sent envoys to Vlad [the Impaler] to urge him to pay a delayed tribute of 10,000 ducats and 500 recruits into the Ottoman forces.
Vlad III Dracul refused and had the Ottoman envoys killed by nailing their turbans
to their heads, on the pretext that they had refused to raise their
"hats" to him, as they only removed their headgear before Allah.
Meanwhile, the Sultan sent the Bey of Nicopolis, Hamza Pasha, to make peace and, if necessary, eliminate Vlad III.
Vlad III Dracul set an ambush; the Ottomans were surrounded and almost
all of them caught and impaled with Hamza Pasha impaled on the highest
stake, as befit his rank.
In
the winter of 1462, Vlad III crossed the Danube and devastated the
entire Bulgarian land in the area between Serbia and the Black
Sea,
for letting the Ottomans stay near the frontier of Wallachia and thus,
for contributing to the invasion of the Ottomans to Wallachia.
Disguising himself as a Turkish Sipahi
and utilizing his fluent command of the language and customs, he
infiltrated Ottoman camps. Vlad III ambushed, massacred or captured
several Ottomans forces, then announced his impalement of over 23,000
captive Turks.
Mehmed II abandoned his siege of Corinth to launch a punitive attack against Vlad III in Wallachia
but suffered many casualties in a surprise night attack led by Vlad III
Dracul, who was apparently bent on personally killing the Sultan.
When the forces of Mehmed and Radu the Handsome came to Tirgoviste,
they saw thousands of Turks impaled around the isolated city. Appalled
by the sight, Mehmed considered a withdraw but was convinced by his
commanders to stay. However, Vlad's idea of a new crusade war against
the Ottomans was not very popular, Vlad was betrayed by pro-Dăneşti
boyars and his best friend Stephen the Great who had promised to help
him in his crusade, but instead attacked him from the other side trying
to conquer Chilia back. Vlad III had to retreat to the mountains
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Wikipedia:
Jannissaries
From the 1380s to 1648, the Janissaries were gathered through the devsirme system which was abolished in 1638. This was the taking (enslaving) of non-Muslim boys , notably Anatolian and Balkan Christians; Jews were never subject to devşirme, nor were children from Turkic families.
According to military
historian Michael Antonucci and economic historians Glenn Hubbard and
Tim Kane, the Turkish administrators would scour their regions (but
especially the Balkans) every five years for the strongest sons of the sultan's Christian subjects.
These boys (usually
between the ages of 6 and 14) were then taken from their parents and
given to Turkish families in the provinces to learn Turkish language
and customs, and the rules of Islam.
The recruits were indoctrinated into Islam, forced into circumcision and supervised 24 hours a day by eunuchs.
They were subjected to
severe discipline, being prohibited from growing a beard, taking up a
skill other than soldiering, and marrying.
As
a result, the Janissaries were extremely well-disciplined troops, and
became members of the Askeri class, the first-class citizens or military class.
Most were non-Muslims because it was not permissible to enslave a Muslim.
They campaigned with their own medical teams of Muslim and Jewish surgeons and their sick and wounded were evacuated to dedicated mobile hospitals set up behind the lines
Greek Historian Dimitri Kitsikis in his book Türk Yunan İmparatorluğu ("Turco-Greek Empire") states that many Christian families were willing to comply with the devşirme
because it offered a possibility of social advancement. Conscripts
could one day become Janissary colonels, statesmen who might one day
return to their home region as governors, or even Grand Viziers or
Beylerbeys (governor generals). (TCS: As depicted in Dracula Untold with Vlad returning to lead his people as a former Jannissary)
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