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| − | The '''Walt Disney Company''' was founded by [[Walt Disney]] and his brother Roy in 1923. A huge company, it includes making movies, the themeparks of [[Disneyland]] and [[Disney World]], and merchandizing stores as well as buying out many other companies. The scope and size of the company has grown considerably since Walt's death. While Mr. Walt Disney was a conservative, the company is now a [[secular-progressive]] organization, courtesy of liberal [[Michael Eisner]], as well as continued with [[Robert Iger]]. This ultimately came to a head in 2017 when the ''Beauty and the Beast'' live action remake film as well as a Disney Channel animated show ''Star vs. the Forces of Evil'' included overt [[homosexual propaganda]]. In addition, Disney and its affiliates had increased its leftward push significantly. It is suspected that the growing increase in promoting the leftist agenda, many times disregarding whether it was profitable, was to promote Iger's possible run for the 2020 Presidential Elections as the Democrat candidate.<ref>http://www.breitbart.com/sports/2017/05/05/espns-leftward-lurch-explained-disney-ceo-may-run-democrat-nomination-using-network-curry-favor-leftists/</ref> | + | The '''Walt Disney Company''' was founded by [[Walt Disney]] and his brother Roy in 1923. A huge company, it includes making movies, the themeparks of [[Disneyland]] and [[Disney World]], and merchandizing stores as well as buying out many other companies. The scope and size of the company has grown considerably since Walt's death. While Mr. Walt Disney was a conservative, the company is now a [[secular-progressive]] organization, courtesy of liberal [[Michael Eisner]], as well as continued with [[Robert Iger]]. This ultimately came to a head in 2017 when the ''Beauty and the Beast'' live action remake film as well as a Disney Channel animated show ''Star vs. the Forces of Evil'' included overt [[homosexual agenda|homosexual propaganda]]. In addition, Disney and its affiliates had increased its leftward push significantly. It is suspected that the growing increase in promoting the leftist agenda, many times disregarding whether it was profitable, was to promote Iger's possible run for the 2020 Presidential Elections as the Democrat candidate.<ref>http://www.breitbart.com/sports/2017/05/05/espns-leftward-lurch-explained-disney-ceo-may-run-democrat-nomination-using-network-curry-favor-leftists/</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:34, June 3, 2017
The Walt Disney Company was founded by Walt Disney and his brother Roy in 1923. A huge company, it includes making movies, the themeparks of Disneyland and Disney World, and merchandizing stores as well as buying out many other companies. The scope and size of the company has grown considerably since Walt's death. While Mr. Walt Disney was a conservative, the company is now a secular-progressive organization, courtesy of liberal Michael Eisner, as well as continued with Robert Iger. This ultimately came to a head in 2017 when the Beauty and the Beast live action remake film as well as a Disney Channel animated show Star vs. the Forces of Evil included overt homosexual propaganda. In addition, Disney and its affiliates had increased its leftward push significantly. It is suspected that the growing increase in promoting the leftist agenda, many times disregarding whether it was profitable, was to promote Iger's possible run for the 2020 Presidential Elections as the Democrat candidate.[1]
Disney's movie stable includes:
- Walt Disney Pictures - maker of family films and cartoons for children
- Touchstone Pictures - many R-rated films, including anti-Catholic, pro-homosexual "The Priest" (established 1984)
- Hollywood Pictures
- Pixar
- Marvel Studios
- Lucasfilm Ltd.
TV networks it owns include:
Disney themeparks include:
- Disney World (Florida)
- Animal Kingdom
- Epcot
- Hollywood Studios
- Magic Kingdom
- Disneyland (California)
- Tokyo Disney
- Euro Disneyland Paris
- Hong Kong Disneyland
- Shanghai Disneyland (scheduled to open in 2014)
Former Disney affiliates include:
- Miramax Films - for more mature audiences (acquired 1993, but was let go nearly a decade later due to some in-fighting.)
