Peter Parker

📜The Dark Truth about the Star Wars Universe: Notice How it is Lords of the Sith. But Jedi Knights, or "Knights of the Republic" or "Knights of the Old Republic"? What kind of Republic uses titles of Nobility? And specifically only titles of Nobility for an Order of Monks functionally forbidden to breed or hold property? Hold that thought... Now Notice that the Jedi only recruit children? And not only Children, functionally only toddlers! Anakin is "too Old" at age 11! Qui-Gon laments in Episode One that if Anakin had been born on a Core World the Jedi would have already found him and he's already be a Jedi apprentice, but he wasn't found until later because he was on the Outer rim... Basically ALL force sensitives within the Republics rule are found as young as possible, recruited into the Jedi then raised to have Zero Attachments, basically never breed, and despite being technically allowed to leave, have basically nowhere to go if they do, no support network, and no attachments outside the Order? Now Notice the Jedi exist to serve the republic exclusively, functionally act as its only muscle (until episode 2 the republic doesn't have a standing army aside from them) And the Jedi are hyper-militarized, such that they're trained from youth only in strategy, fighting, politics, and war? Yet they hold nothing and conquer nothing of their own, aside from the Order's budget? This if very strange, and none of it is seemingly neccessary, Jedi can be trained at age 11 (Anakin), or age 20 (Luke)... Like intelligence whether one is strong in the force is functionally biological, not a product of Virtuoso training... Also note the Jedi are weaker than the sith... A sith trained at 18-20 can weild force powers like lightning, choking, throwing, often beyond what we see even senior jedi do... Despite many having NO Jedi background, only sith training... Notice Jedi are trained to have no feelings, yet the first part of Sith training is to engage in passion and thus unlock extraordinary powers? Notice Qui-Gon, the most disobedient Jedi Master, who obeyed the living force not the council... Was the first ever to become a force ghost? In the entire council's history? Notice how the council doubted and hated him? Put it all together, what does this tell us? . There is no Light side. The Force is a psychic entity of will and passion. Not unlike 40k's Warp, but mildly more aesthetically subtle. The Reason there are "Lords of the Sith" but only "Jedi Knights" is that the Sith came first.... They are the natural rulers of the Galaxy, the natural hierarchy and organizing government that the Force Sensitive natural masters of the Galaxy create for themselves... Men who did as they pleased and formed great Sith Houses, and begat children with the best of the galaxy and other force sensitives. The Jedi, the first Jedi... Were traitors to their class and kind, who sided with, or were brainwashed by, non-force users to overthrow the Sith Empires and create a Republic ruled by Non-Force Users. The Force does not like this... This is why you can "fall" to the dark side by merely following your passion and desires, whereas the "Light side" requires endless meditation and self-denial... Like monks and nuns trying to suppress their sexual desire... The Force wants to be wielded, it wants you to follow your passion, it wants force sensistives to breed and create little force sensitives, and thus expand the Force's influence... And the Jedi exist to kill the Force. After the overthrow of the Sith the New Republic didn't just let force sensitives wander free to create their own little empires, naturally winning pod races at age 11 or becoming great generals and ace pilots in their teens... Such people would simply naturally and unwittingly become Sith Lords, Lords of the Force, in all but name if they merely followed their own desires and competed fairly in life's challenges... Within a few generations the natural upper-class would reassert itself, win Sexual primacy via mere competence and Charisma (the way Anakin within under a decade goes from a slave boy owned by an alien to wedding the Queen of a Planet)... And the Sith would reform, marrying eachother and creating nobel households, much a Luke would later marry Mara Jade. The Jedi exist to prevent that, to find, brainwash, weaponize, and sterilize the force sensitive... So that the Force itself will die, and all that will remain is "Democracy"... The post-Bane Sith clearly copied this model, but against the Jedi... Because the sith are hunted and persecuted, they adopted the "Rule of Two" as concealment... That They would be even harder to find than a traditional terrorist cell structure of 3 man cells... Since the Sith are the natural biological order they need not replicate themselves via training or doctrine... They can breed and create more force sensitives, indeed their passion commands them to... Rather the entire point of the Sith 2 man insurgency is simply to kill the Jedi. To create a universe without them, such that the natural force sensitives can rise and restore their biologically normal mode of rule. The Sith need not persuade, brainwash, or program adherents over decades of unnatural monastic living... They need merely kill every last jedi, destroy the republic... And the sith naturally reemerge. Had Obi-wan not been there to highjack Luke's life, he would have gone to the Academy, risen through life shockingly quickly, and probably been rediscovered and mentored by Vader or Palpatine as soon as a "Skywalker" showed up at the head of a fleet or Governor of a region of systems... This is the great lie of the Jedi, they do not exist to unlock the potential of young force sensitive children... but rather to capture that potential and cut it off. To weaponize their dreams and ambitions with currated tales of greatness, whilst training the Padawans to die out and do nothing with their training... Except drag down and kill any Sith or Force sensitive who might wield the force in their own interest. Does this sound like anything in real life?