Walt Disney Human Trafficking

I'm sure we've all researched the different media conspiracy theories out there but this one is actually a little disturbing if true

Here Walt Disney openly advocates human trafficking at his amusement park in which the rides are just an elaborate front to auction off people.


People have said for years that Disney was into the occult, allegedly a Freemason, and a pervert, but this may actually give some validity to those claims.

This woman claims to have been a sex slave at one of the amusement parks

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Here are a couple police stings that went down for child prostitution

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I understand Walt Disney may have been explaining some screen play narrative to one of his events but there's also a part of me that thinks this whole thing might be a facade for something more sinister. It also makes you wonder more about the monarch programming allegations. What if it this is true that one of the world's most beloved family franchise is totally inhumane?

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Walt's been dead a long time now, but what better place for something like this to be taking place?

originally posted by: incoserv
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You can say that again.

a reply to: supermilkman

I do not care for Disney Inc. I think the garbage they peddle as family entertainment is nutrient poor pablum for a consuming culture, a culture I think it has had a lot of responsibility for creating.

But other than that to suggest that Disney Inc is involved in trafficking only fogs the attention on the larger issue of the poison coming out in their other presentations. That one link above that focuses on the couple of dozen DW employees who have been arrested for relationship to child porn or sex only represents a small portion of all the people over the years who have worked there. That this would be the tip of an iceberg is stretching it in my opinion.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

originally posted by: incoserv
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You can say that again.

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Smart phone. Does that sometimes.

a reply to: incoserv

i tried embedding and it didn't work. here's the link:

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a reply to: TerryMcGuire

i thought the same thing that there might've just been a few bad apples working at the amusement parks but the clip where Walt Disney is explaining selling off clients is what disturbed me.

a reply to: supermilkman

there seems to be a jewish connection to defaming walt. which they have been slowly doing for years now. he was a good man not great but a good man. i got lost at disneyland as a child at a young age and was found and taken to a safe place then they found my parents and brought them to me this was in the span of 20 mins total. i call bs

I've read the articles and completely disagree. The first blog post was about how in the pirates of the caribbean ride they have "wenches" tied up and were selling them. It's a ride and fantasy pirates are not good people even though the movies depict them as a good people but a little devious. This is where PC is going too far. As for the other articles well if you are going to pimp out anybody you are going to do it around where the most people especially tourists are so Disney and other theme parks is going to be the most popular place to ply your wares as it were.

It did say steps outside of Disney but I don't think it gave exactly where it could have been a block or two away disney is a pretty big place. The last article was about how they caught 35 employees either trying to access child porn or for trying to have sex with underaged girls. 35 employees out of 300,000 according to that article, it's unfortunate but thats something like half of a half of a percent.

There are millions of people that go to theme parks every year unfortunately bad things are going to happen when you have that many people getting together.

a reply to: incoserv

its fixed now

originally posted by: digital01anarchy
a reply to: supermilkman

there seems to be a jewish connection to defaming walt. which they have been slowly doing for years now. he was a good man not great but a good man. i got lost at disneyland as a child at a young age and was found and taken to a safe place then they found my parents and brought them to me this was in the span of 20 mins total. i call bs

Family Guy always portray him as ani-Semite.

originally posted by: supermilkman
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

i thought the same thing that there might've just been a few bad apples working at the amusement parks but the clip where Walt Disney is explaining selling off clients is what disturbed me.

Are you talking about the clip where he is talking about the machines in the pirate ride? Or did I miss something in another vid where he is talking about selling off clients?

a reply to: sandman441

i'm trying to be open minded that this isn't a deliberate front for trafficking but seriously over 100 employees were busted in this sex ring network

www.huffingtonpost.com...

that is a pretty big network to be low key about. may i remind you that real life traffickers often clandestinely blend in with their environment or even disguise their enterprise as some legitimate business.

a reply to: digital01anarchy

Plenty of former Disney employees disagree.

EDIT: Be advised that someone else just mentioned that the nosleep subreddit quoted below is strictly a 'fiction only' section of Reddit.

This comment has me wondering how much of it is really fiction...

both fictional and nonfictional tales are welcome...

Reddit Targets Arizona Town in Elaborate Hoax

This comment however, is probably closer to reality:

Nosleep is fiction which refuses to identify as such. You are allowed to make up stories, but you should not say so. And you are supposed to believe everything that is said here. No place for skeptics.

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See this Google Search for more.

Some have asked about the whereabouts of Tim, the maintenance worker who searched for the two children who disappeared on the Splash Mountain ride. As I said in my previous post, in January of 1997, two young kids, a brother and sister, "vanished" onboard the attraction. Their ride vehicle failed to show up on the video camera monitoring system, and, after two hours, the park had reached closing time. Our ride team sent in Tim to search for the missing children. As I said before, Tim never left the attraction that night.

The next day, Tim showed up for his shift as usual. Asking him about the experience, Tim said that he left the park at 10 PM the last night, two hours before the park closed, and that he had no recollection of entering Splash Mountain to search for the missing kids. The two children were never found, and, in successive years, our team would count several such cases of disappearance. The supposed parents of the missing kids never contacted the park to ask about them, and no missing children cases were filed.

It's no secret to us that some weird # happened at Disneyland back in the 90s. The maintenance crew at Thunder Mountain even kept track of which ride vehicles were "haunted". At first, I thought that kids were probably just playing pranks, switching seats mid-ride for example. After one car carrying a family of four came to the station thirty-five minutes late, however, I knew something bizarre was going on. I placed camcorders at the front of the "haunted" ride vehicles after that.

After a week, I took the cameras home and watched the footage. I was scared #less. Most of the footage was fairly standard, showing the ride vehicles moving along the regular track. When I went to work the next day, a Disney official, probably from Corporate, threatened me, saying that "meddling in affairs that are not your concern could result in serious consequences". Shortly after that, when I returned home that night, the tapes were not there. I really need to say, even though you worked at Disney over a decade ago, you should still be careful about reporting these things."

[Update]: Experiences Working at Disneyland

I know a lot of things of what Disney does and things that we respond to that a regular security officer wouldn’t deal with. I have seen them experiment so many things such as eugenics, pharmaceutical engineering, even experimenting with gas. Have you ever noticed that on both Space Ship Earth and the Monorail that you get a strange calm feeling on those rides? Well they are pumping low doses of laughing gas in those areas. Ever heard of Room 0? They were wearing gas masks for a reason.

Ever hear of Gascots? Well that’s not important right now, I would encourage you to research it. I never thought that what we did was okay by containing these dark secrets, but it paid well. I have seen them quickly inject some experimental drug on guests and throws them back out there, our job was to monitor and contain them if things went haywire. I know that I am the bad guy, but this wasn’t normal, this wasn’t procedural.

I was an undercover security officer at Walt Disney World.... I found their darkest secret. (full story)

Disneyland has underground tunnels and underground entrances that even most employees don’t know about. One victim of total mind-control mentioned that a tunnel entrance was at Matterhorn mountain. (The Matterhorn was opened by Walt and his good-friend Richard Nixon, who rode in the first car down the mountain.) Disney productions has given the Illuminati the cover to bring together Illusionists, magicians, and special effects artists without anyone being suspicious. Some of these men were able to apply their talents toward programming children. As an example of their talents, Disney special effects artists were able to create 16 realistic-looking cadavers for the 1989 film Gross Anatomy.

This isn't the first I've heard of these incidents. Tin foil hat alert perhaps but I've read all sorts of bizarre things about Disneyland--entire underground tunnel networks, nefarious abuse and MK Ultra brainwashing of young children, disappearing for exteded periods of time and returning clearly disoriented. Your mentioning them being in pairs specifically stands out.

Experiences Working at Disneyland

I went to the park 3 times between 95 and 98. Certain rides gave me odd feelings but nothing substantial. In 98 I graduated High School and for sober grad night we went to Disneyland. At least 4 different people I know disappeared from rides that night. They got in before or after us but were not there after the ride was over. They would randomly show up later in different sections of the park. Usually disoriented. Rides noted, Haunted mansion, Matterhorn, Indiana Jones.

A friend of mine got up in the middle of the "Its a small world" ride and went along a path. He said he saw someone watching him from just out of sight of where the ride takes you. He got a sickening feeling and jumped back into his seat. He said it didn't move like a human, it jittered when it moved.

In the closed off sections of the park that night is swear I heard people laughing and screaming. I may have even seen movement that seemed to follow us out of direct light. I can confirm something was going on back then, and probably still is today.

Experiences Working at Disneyland

originally posted by: supermilkman
a reply to: sandman441

i'm trying to be open minded that this isn't a deliberate front for trafficking but seriously over 100 employees were busted in this sex ring network

www.huffingtonpost.com...

that is a pretty big network to be low key about. may i remind you that real life traffickers often clandestinely blend in with their environment or even disguise their enterprise as some legitimate business.

100 employees of seaworld, disney and a few other theme parks, that's still a very low percent. I would ask if any of these people had criminal records before they were hired, and if not I would be very concerned by how many molesters are actually out there and haven't been caught yet.

I'm sure Disney is behind a lot of bad stuff but when you run a theme park where a lot of kids/adults/people in general are that's going to attract bad people.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Yeah the original clip that I tried to embed didn't work at first.

Walt was giving a run-down how the amusement attraction would proceed but I wonder if there is some ulterior motive for auctioning sex workers. To be honest I don't find it a far fetched idea considering many people in big business get into these types of activities, especially if they can make a profit out of it.

Also most of Walt Disney's creations are usually inspired by some literature or other work. It kind of seems odd that not only did he want a Pirate-themed attraction but one that also depicts human trafficking. Seems a little too convenient and a coincidence.

Then again I might be reading into this too much and maybe he wasn't up to anything in the first place. That is why I was looking for opinions.

a reply to: sandman441

I don't know. Considering the scope of such a network it still seems fishy. Also if they already had criminal backgrounds they would've most likely NEVER been hired in the first place.