Good evening Hushlings and Welcome. I present your preceptors to the underbelly of the void, the whisperers of conjecture and the gnome of the unknown. Thus begins the conclave of the Hush Hush Society. Greetings Hush to Tears. Welcome back to another episode Hush Hush Society Conspiracy Hour. I'm D-classified Dave and I'm Mr. Mike and as always we're joined by our regional Mickey Mouse Club president, Slickfronk Sanders.
That's Scubi. At least he got a lovable character down right? Yeah I suppose so. Yeah, you had a good Mickey Mouse going earlier though. Oh, my extra broken brains in hell! LOL So, what's up boys we are in, uh, hush giving, less festive, less fun, more food, but uh, how we doing? I'm swell, I'm feeling the vibes, I like the fall vibes. Living our best lives, ready to take on the most evil of all corporations. Well, hushlings, the time has come for us to tackle a big one.
Hushlings, you wake up to the sound of the phone ringing, it's your wake up call from your concierge desk at your hotel. You hop out of bed, dash downstairs to your, uh, intercontinental breakfast or Starbucks. Get donuts, coffee for the family, everyone gets dressed and you head out because you guessed it, you're on FUCKIN' vacation! Yup, you're at Disneyland or world, depending if you want to live in Kami for you, or uh, crazy Florida, frequently known as the happiest place on earth.
The theme parks you're visiting were the first of their kind and continue to fulfill the magic of Walt Disney's dream, of creating a place where parents and children can spend their entire inheritance, college funds, uh, half their salaries for the year, and have fun together, as well as groups of weird Disney adults sneaking in alcohol and starting fistfights with their babies in hand. Those are great videos, by the way though. Great dudes.
Sometimes not even that, like, adults just be going to Disney by themselves. It happens. It's strange. Many of us have heard conspiracy theories regarding the connection between Disney and or Pixar characters, which is the whole episode, the disappearance of Walt Disney's body after his death, and other dark theories that Disney is using its resorts for CIA Mind Control programs, like MK Ultra, Human Trafficking, which will focus on greatly in this episode.
There's also occult rituals, sexual deviancy, and more recently, the inclusion of sexual orientation and gender identity that's in its works. We'll get to that, in another park. But today we'll be cutting into the wildest Disney conspiracy theories, and uh, dissecting them. But before we sprinkle some magic pixie dust on you and ruin your entire childhood, just want to remind you of our socials, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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Because this topic gets weird and spicy very fast. Disney was founded on October 16th of 1923 by brothers Walt and Roy Disney. Walt and Roy, good names. As Disney brother studio until it was changed to the Walt Disney company in 1986. What happened to Roy? You don't really hear about Roy Disney. Actually, the history on it is like a whole episode between them and their business ventures. But yeah, I didn't focus on Roy. Did Roy fuck Walt's wife? Is that what happened? That's what happened.
What if Roy and your what if Mickey Mouse was actually Roy turned into stop? Oh boy. The company is known for Walt Disney studios, which includes Walt Disney pictures, Walt Disney animation studios, Pixar, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Animation, as well as search light pictures. Whole slew of media. And since the 1980s, Disney has created an acquired a massive corporate market with more mature content than typically associated with its family oriented brands.
Disney's other main businesses include divisions in television, broadcasting streaming media, theme park resorts, cruise ships, consumer products, retail publishing, and international operations, whatever the fuck that means.
And through these avenues, Disney owns and operates the ABC broadcast network, cable television networks such as Disney Channel, obviously ESPN, freeform, FX, and National Geographic, publishing, merchandising, music, and theater divisions, direct to consumer streaming such as Disney Plus, star plus ESPN plus, and almost the entirety of Hulu. Pretty soon. Everybody remember that BlackRock, Vanguard, Tavistock, Disney is a big part of all that.
They do seem to own or monopolize the entire streaming services besides like a few other studios that are in Hollywood like Paramount, Disney owns everything. They're a little dirty mouse hands and everything. Which is strange considering how poorly they're doing financially right now. Like Disney is plummeting their stock is at like an all time low right now. So it's weird that they own the majority of streaming yet they are drowning.
In 2022, Disney has also been ranked number 53 on the Fortune 500 list of biggest companies in the United States by revenue since its founding the company is one 135 Academy Awards 26 of which have been awarded to Walt himself. I wonder how many of those were awarded to Walt postmortem. Probably all of them. Praise the Lord Walt Disney.
They really do own everything. But then again, if you go to like Universal Studios, those mass markets, you know, like Transformers and Nintendo and all this other Jurassic Park. So they own their own section of it. But do you think they cross swords in some way, shape or form? I think that they buy certain IPs so like Disney owns parts of Fox right. Let's say that you go to Universal Studios, especially islands of adventure down in Orlando.
They have a Marvel section and that IP has to be bought or has to be leased or however they do that. So that Universal can use those intellectual properties and they belong to Marvel which belongs to Disney. I would say more so Universal or other companies buying from Disney than Disney buying from other companies. But yeah, it was, I mean, it was like the same thing with Lucasfilm years ago, you know, when Lucas Arts went to.
And what is an industrial light magic, the studio that did all the special effects for Star Wars went over to Disney. Well, it's tough big, big company. Now that we got that in the books, let's begin with the Disney underwear dilemma. You guys have ever heard about the undy dilemma at Disney. Yeah, they don't make sizes for adults. I've looked.
I'm Donald Duck underwear. What do you know? I know everybody's probably thinking they're like, well, I haven't heard of this. I hope to God, they're not sharing underwear with children. You never know. We're talking about the characters also known as cast members. They actually used to share underwear company underwear. No lie, not a hoax. The truth.
The company insisted that the performers wear company owned underwear and the employees were guaranteed that they'd be washed properly and regularly. Kind of like a sports jersey throw it in the bin. See you later. You might have Sally's underwear next next shift. Who knows that man said that the humans inside these mascot characters had to essentially share skivvy's cast members were supposed to turn in their undies, like you said at the end so they could be properly washed.
Sure, if that happened though. Gross. I'm sure that's why they had to turn them in. Imagine you get to work and they're like, here's your underwear for the day and they're just real stiff. You're like, oh. Well, it kind of makes sense though, because really all it takes is like one skid mark inside of the goofy costume for somebody to freak out and then be like, all right, fuck it.
I'm just saying you guys just laundry for you. You need to wear our underwear because other. I don't know something probably happens some shit probably leaked or somebody smelled like pests or. So you think it was a hygiene like decision probably like if you can't wash your underwear properly. We're going to do it for you and you're going to wear ours. Please just got cast members just farting up these costumes and they're just like, no, no, no, no, no, no, you got to wear our approved undies.
You think maybe a guest complaint and they're like, yeah, so I went to go take a picture with goofy and he smelled like pure bio. It's just terrible. That dude smelled like a sewer and New Orleans. Preer post Katrina. Both. Katrina probably made a smell better. Flush that shit out. After numerous complaints from cast members about dirty underwear, about scabies and pubic lice. Fantastic.
Among other obvious underwear dilemmas, the teamsters union good old good old capos came in and negotiated in 2001 for cast members to each have their own set of disney approved underwear. And that they themselves could launder them very nice. You know, you got to grow up at some point. Why didn't they do that in the first place? If you're supplying uniforms, you can't just buy a bulk pack of haines you had to be like, you know what?
And it took them like how long? How many years? I mean, this this was rectified in 2001. So imagine there's two decades of the same rotted out crusty underwear. How do you define disney approved underwear? So maybe it wasn't the quality of the hygiene, but like the actual underwear they were wearing. Like a little kid saw the haines waistbands sticking out of the pants or something. Now my son knows that goofy isn't real. Great. Yeah. Yeah.
One thing that I read was that they had like binding issues like stuff getting stuck so you could be right. There could be underwear like garments like hanging out. And somebody was like, what do you wear? Joe boxer. What the fuck? Like, and then childhood ruined. Now Hushlings, one of the most famous conspiracies about disney as a whole is the theory concerning Walt Disney's frozen head totally future.
And we're going to just cut to the chase Walt Disney wasn't cryogenically frozen and his frozen body and or head is not underneath the pirates of the Caribbean right. And reality he died in 1966 from lung cancer. What was he smoking? And he was cremated two days later in 1972 given by Bob Nelson president of the cryonic society of California, he said Disney wanted to be frozen but stressed that he wasn't.
Disney's ashes are located at the forest lawn cemetery in Glendale and have not been scattered around Disneyland. Wait, so you mean to tell me that Walt Disney requested that he be cryogenically frozen but they denied that or didn't follow through with his wishes. Yeah, it's because Walt Disney is a fucking Nazi and that they brought him back and now he's pushing some weird sort of fucking gender sexual agenda conspiracy solved.
Fucking roll the credits. It's just wild. I don't know how much I believe that Walt Disney was like, yeah, I want to be cryogenically frozen and the president of some cryogenic comedy comes out and he's like, yeah, well, we didn't do that. I heard that the connection between the movie frozen like the movies frozen they made those because too many people were typing in Disney frozen head and Google so now when you type in Disney frozen the only thing that pops up is the mask of the movie.
So you can't actually find it. Yeah, that's part of the conspiracy to they created frozen to block out the Google searches. Fun fact, guests often sprinkle loved ones ashes around these parks. In fact, it happens so often about once a month in each of their properties that the custodians have a special code name for handling it and it's called a heppa cleanup where custodians show up with an ultra fine vacuum.
And they suck up the ashes of your loved one and throw them in the fucking trash. So don't spread your loved ones ashes at Disney because it's going to end up in the stormwater drains in an Ohio or Orlando. I mean, ultimately, isn't that where we all end up? Yeah, but it's oh, grandma, what did you imagine being on like a ride all of a sudden it's just like, just hit with the dust. Magic mountain as you're going down somebody just takes the top off the earth. My mom, buy.
Can you imagine being on your deathbed and saying spread my ashes that fucking Disney world? Like people ask for that. Whole 70 something years is all led up to this. There's got to be at least one Disney adult that is requesting that of their family. How do you get in though? Like I understand like you can sneak alcohol in with like a water bottle and stuff and like cartridges and shit. But how do you get it? How do you get it with just like eight pounder.
The same way MS 13 gets fat and all into the United States. Blanders is not balloons up or ask what their loved ones. Oh my God. The journey your loved one has to go through just to get their ashes spread at Disney World. I spread my aunt into 26 balloons and stuck them up my ass to get into Disney. Have you guys ever heard of a smell a tizer. It's a novel name. I mean whoever came up with it. Fantastic. Some conspiracy theories accused Disneyland of controlling your mind in many ways.
And we'll get to that. But I bet you didn't think that we would do it through your nose. The nose knows. Disneyland smells great. And that's by design. The smell atizer is a clever device invented by Imagineer Bob McCarthy to manifest smells throughout the park. I mean that's just good marketing. It's good marketing. It really is characters walking around smell like what did they smell like? Well they're fresh now that they have new Disney underwear.
Hopefully they've got those little pine trees hanging in there. But not good onks. The smells are designed to correspond with what you're experiencing. For example, you'll smell cookies on Main Street candy and vanilla at candy palace and other various areas. If you visit during a specific season, you might even smell what makes you nostalgic for that season in particular like peppermint or gingerbread during Christmas or pumpkin spice in the fall.
It's like that with the churros. You could be like nowhere near where they're selling churros and you're like, what's that smell? You're getting blasted with it through air. I have to walk half a mile to go get a churro right now. Now here's the thing. Is it that they are taking freshly made churros and sticking them inside of like the AC vents or something like that or the exhaust events. And that's what's blowing out like the pie on the windowsill.
Yeah, or are they taking it the step further and creating a chemical smell for churros that they make. Yeah, they have kegs of chemicals. You know, I would respect it more if it was like, you know, just somebody sitting there with a box full of churros and they just go and put it in front of a fan or something. And then the old lady just keep replacing the churros as they're coming out. It's actually not just sweet things and nice things. The Haunted Mansion also has a musty odor.
And all of those smells are actually time precisely released relatively and discreetly and directly and dissipate quickly and can be used repeatedly throughout the day. So yeah, they have like CO2 cans or giant cans. The interview in 2017 former Disneyland employee Jody Jean Trier said the smellitizers are used to provide a complete experience. That's interesting. They use the musty smell in the Haunted Mansion when it's not even just like an old building or like Pirates of the Caribbean.
You think you're smelling like just pool water and it's really them spraying algae smell in your fucking nose. You're like Pirates of the Caribbean, you're smelling like rum and then you realize that your uncle is sitting next to you on the ride. Anyways, my thought is I just want to become a Disney employees so that I can huff those smellitizers and get high on lunch. Huff the Haunted Mansion. Just getting blasted on pumpkin spice and fucking popcorn smell.
I don't want to get it too twisted too early. Like there's a clear distinction between them trying to capitalize on your senses and them trying to get you to have an immersive experience. Like for example, that Haunted Mansion must that's simply for the immersion of the experience. Whereas the blasting churros throughout the entire park so that you have to walk crazy far and stand in a two hour line for a churro like that's them taking advantage of you.
They're definitely doing this for multiple purposes, multiple reasons. But overall it's a marketing scheme. Whether it's for selling food or selling the experience as a whole. For sure. Yeah. I mean, and it's pretty fucking genius actually. But if you already bought into the experience, I'm sure that must is really doing it for you. I also wonder how many other amusement parks are doing the same thing. Like I go to universal studios every year.
And I smell so many different things whether you're going through like haunted houses or different areas of the park. And you're smelling food. Is that the real smell like our other amusement parks doing the same thing? I mean, I wouldn't see why they wouldn't capitalize that I'm sure especially in places like, you know, universal both California and Florida. They're so close both those parks are so close in proximity of each other and employee turnovers.
I'm sure people that used to work at Disney work at universal advice versa because I was just at universal. And their uniforms are literally the Disney uniforms. They have the vests the little oh, I'm from this town. They have like almost the exact same shape of everything. But I did notice that at universal that Disney doesn't do is universal will spray you with mist or hot air or cold air. And there are a lot more physical sensory as opposed to just like your nose.
They're very screen oriented as opposed to Disney, but I would say universal whatever they're doing rip Disney off because Disney for sure was doing it first. Another page into the mind control area allegedly during the 50s 60s 70s at least 90% of the illuminates trauma based mind control sleeves were subjected to watching the film Fantasia. Now that's a fucking weird film. Have you guys watched Fantasia? There's some weird stuff going on in that movie.
Rewatch it as the dull and it's even more bizarre. Yeah. Yeah. Some of the children allegedly had their eyes taped open. Wow. I like a lot of clockwork orange to watch the film over and over and over. The film was often shown to child victims around three to four years of age with wide screen. While a child was under a guided LSD trip. Holy shit. It's been terrifying. Prior to the use of LSD some other drugs were used obviously.
I couldn't vet this. This was something I found on Reddit. So I couldn't vet anything that the illuminati was taping children's eyes open to watch this movie. But it does. It does get a little deeper. A grand aim or mother of darkness often worked with the illuminati programmer as an assistant programmer. The time clock would begin when the feature films action begins. And then we'll run its entire 160 minutes.
You can read a blow by blow description of how a Disney movie is used for programming on Graham Hancock's website in the forum section. But here's the first minute and a half. What are your thoughts? They've taken away. All right. At zero, zero minutes. Curtains open action begins with an orchestra. The conductor upon a step pyramid is the center of the scene and is shown to be the center of authority.
Master programmer Joseph Menge liked Fantasia because he was a musician and a violinist and a fucking Nazi. Menge liked Bach Beethoven, Schubert and orchestra music. He enjoyed taking what he liked using the music to make slaves. See Fantasia that fucking old. Damn. He would portray himself during the programming as being the conductor and all the orchestra were his children. The film will allow for repetition of this theme.
So they're saying the conductor this whole thing is supposed to represent Menge. Weird. Yeah. Fantasia was made in 1940. So yes, is that old in the throes of World War II? Wild. From the 32nd mark, the instruments begin playing. The musicians are silhouettes which cast shadows upon the wall. Altars will often see themselves in this fashion too as merely a shadow or merely a silhouette. At a minute and a half, the MC, named Taylor, begins talking. He begins grooming the viewer.
He says that the film may suggest your imagination, quote, geometric figures floating in space. See, this is just a wicked laser show. Get all fucked up and watch Fantasia. We can put the link for Graham Hancock's blog in our show notes we have. It's, uh, it's very long and extensive. It's literally the whole movie like every 15 seconds. Play by play and a description underneath. You might be asking yourself what made Fantasia a perfect tool for programming.
And it in fact was the orchestration of the color and music together on top of the fact that it was initially released in 1940 and then re-released in theaters in 1946, 56, 63, 69, 1977, 1982, 1985, and then lastly in 1990. And then of course on VHS in 91 and this kind of goes in line with them, remaking movies over and over that we can probably agree don't need to be remade targeting the future generations moving forward is that they continue to brainwash continue to control.
Throughout the generations. Yeah, if you really think about it like when we were kids, Mike, like Lion King, little mermaid and stuff like that. Now they're remaking them with live action and more CGI, which you wonder why. And it almost feels like they're trying to grasp the older millennials and the Gen Xers that had those types of movies and they're trying to re-grab them in.
Or it's just, well, let's make them a little bit older looking because these people all have kids now. It could just be both, but I feel like it's really like a grab because a lot of the new stuff is we'll get to it in the second part of this topic. It's pretty fucking suggest. But also look at it this way.
I think that Disney had the greatest hold over the millennial generation because prior to that, you had the boomers and you had Gen X, let's say, Disney was still relatively and it's in its inception when they were around. Obviously, it grew exponentially since then. So now jump forward to the 90s where most of millennials are in that age range of being five, 10 years old, the perfect age for somebody to start watching these Disney movies.
That definitely is the generation that had the most hold from Disney. Now, just like any other consumer product and just like any other company out there, they're making that move. And using the nostalgia against us because now we have the money to spend. And that's why, like you said, I would agree with you that them bringing back these live actions are not for the kids. They're not for this current generation of children. It's for the millennials.
It's for the people of those generations to respark that nostalgia, make the extra buck on it and keep moving forward. I don't know. Like I look at it as the generation after me and my son's generation. If you go from maybe early 2000s to even now, there weren't these insane cult classic Disney movies that were made like were made in the late 80s, early 90s, throughout the 90s.
You know, there are very few of those Disney movies that were made that were standouts frozen is one of them, but is frozen again that harks back to that conspiracy was frozen made to be bigger and wilder and put more marketing into to hide the fact that Disney's, you know, while Disney's head isn't a chamber somewhere frozen.
We don't know. I mean, it's it is a wild play because in the respect of making profit and making money off of a movie, they made tons, but they also dropped tons of marketing into it. And if they are covering the conspiracy of Walt head, it makes it good for both ends of that. But realistically, you know, if you look back over the past 20 years, let's say 15 years, something like that.
Disney hasn't been put out hit after hit after hit. It's not like the 90s. And that's why a lot of these adults and a lot of people will go back and they'll say why the hell is Disney not doing what they used to do. Why are none of the current movies hitting like the old movies, why aren't they doing and sending a message and doing what all these maybe it's bringing us into the current age of just trying to be PC and trying to a piece to every group of people.
And every piece to every group and every person and every age range and you know, maybe they're spreading themselves too thin to play devil's advocate to the late 80s in the early 90s was when the VCR and the VHS cassette tape really took hold in everybody's home and renting movies was more of the spectacle of just going to the movies.
And then we had that to everybody had that I believe the VHS was made in the late 70s and the VCR came into play in the mid 80s, especially consumer products. So and it could just be the writing was better. I mean TV was pretty fucking good back in the day.
And there's also like you said, restraints on what can be put into movies and what can't be put into movies like the most famous Disney. It's not even really a conspiracy. It's there in the original release in Little Mermaid from the priest has a boner at the wedding and then they took it out. And I think also the little mermaid there's supposed to be a dick in the castle on the cover of it or something on the cover. And then there's the word sex and the dust when Simba lays down in the dirt.
There's a bunch of those little things pretty much everywhere, but just I was just looking at this just looking at it like real quick movies that were released from the year 2000. This is just 2000 to 2009 and just just produced by Walt Disney studios.
There's a whole lot of movies on here that you've probably never even heard of like who's heard of whispers and elephants tail. There was a tigger movie. There was 102 Dalmatians, the emperors new group which maybe hits on that, you know, like, France generation there. Yeah, yeah. You know, maybe late millennial there. Well, that's one of the movies that's kind of like the 90s ones. Yeah, that was 2000. So emperors new group was December of 2000. There's monsters ink. That's another big one.
Velo and stitch spirited away. Banger, banger after banger, you know, treasure planet, the jungle book to piglets big movie, ghost of the abyss, holes, finding Nemo. So I guess they did have some big hits in the 2000s. Now that I'm looking at it. But then I would say mostly once you get past around 2006, it starts to kind of spin out. That's also when they start kind of in the 2000s, they start more focusing on live action movies like Pirates of the Caribbean.
Or you know, also digital animation was more than just the drawing aspect. The whole, you know, publication of these things became easier to, you know, at what point is it like are you just busting things out just to put things out essentially as another note, like most of the memorable, I would say almost 100% of the memorable.
Disney movies that were put out in the 2000s were made by Pixar. You need to take into consideration like in the 80s and 90s when Disney was really popping off with these heavy hitters. They kind of had a corner on the market, especially towards children when it came to these huge feature films. At that time you didn't have Lionsgate and Warner Bros and Sony targeting that sort of age range when it came to movies and then moving forward into the early 2000s.
Those big media corporations started to pick up on it and there was some heavy competition and maybe during that, you know, 2006 to even the 20 teens now moving into the 2020s, they've got some heavy competition and they know what works. They know what worked. So now they're just going to start rehashing all of that shit because their, their originals just aren't doing it anymore.
Here's where things get interesting. Was Walt Disney a Freemason? Illuminati or have bloodlines of the original 13 families? In 1066 the Battle of Hastings was fought in England. It confronted the Norman French Army of William, the Duke of Normandy. And after the Norman's victory, William was crowned King of England. And the Norman lords were Hugs Suhard and his son Robert from his Signe Cermer.
These guys ended up changing their last names and from then on they were known as Hugs and Robert Digsney. Getting closer and eventually transformed into Disney. Hugs descendants stayed in England for several centuries and gave their name to the village of Norton Disney.
So there's a town. Norton Disney, interesting. And during the 17th century, a branch of the Disney family immigrated to Ireland and an 1834 Waltz Great Grandfather, a Rundell, Elias, Disney, left Ireland to settle in Ontario, Canada. So around a thousand years of family lineage that's known, I'd say probably a high possibility that this guy originally could have maybe something to do with the 13.
Really have to go back and check the Duke Normandy Williams lineage to see, but that a thousand years of known family histories going back. Yeah, so essentially he's not a newcomer that came out of nowhere with no money in his pockets. You know, pulled himself up by his bootstraps, the old American dream. And his however many great, great, great, great, great grandfather was the Duke Normandy. I say that's significant. I think he could be.
With all the other things he had his hands in, he totally could have been. He just got a small loan of a million dollars from his father to start a brainwashing empire. Before we move on, and this is just kind of something that I was thinking about and wondering about going into this. Take out all the Reddit complications of saying that they were MK altering kids with Fantasia.
Do you think, and I would say a lot of this evil stuff comes in the later years of Disney, but that maybe I'm wrong about that. Do you think that wall was complicit in thinking let's exploit these children, let's exploit these parents, or was he, you know, besides the anti-Semitism stuff, was he just, you know, a guy out there trying to make an experience for families and children.
It's funny you mentioned the anti-Semitism stuff, because as you were talking what came to mind were those old like Nazi-ish cartoons in the weird, fucking steep. Yeah, the racist depictions of certain folks. Apparently anybody that was of color didn't have full formed faces in any old Disney cartoon. They were like blurred out. They weren't in focus. But I got to go back and actually like look at some of these old cartoons. That's again something that is more to do with the time.
Now, I mean, obviously segregation, racism, all that stuff, I'm sure existed. Obviously within the early years of Disney, which eventually they would overcome and, you know, whatever. But what I'm saying is, do you think that Walt Disney himself was the mastermind or was complicit in the act of trying to exploit children and do these nefarious things?
Or do you think once he stepped down and once the corporate heads took over and the fucking business majors came in and they were like, you know what? Let's squeeze them for every fucking penny they have. Like, do you think that Walt built that empire to be that way or was his vision completely different and then it was just fucking mutated after his death? Probably the latter. Yeah, yeah.
Well, also you got to take into consideration when the Disney start Disneyland 1955 fish, when was MK Ultra and all that stuff going on. I would say not in the beginning. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and saying he probably just wanted to create, like it said, a theme park where parents can enjoy themselves and kids can have a good time. But that's just giving him the benefit of the doubt.
But then when you start to see real dollars coming in and you know that this can be an international venture, not only having your first park in California and then going to Florida and what there's one in Paris and all those other place Tokyo, I think, some abandoned parks that they never opened. But whoever took control, I don't think they were putting all their eggs in the basket of the parks.
Like you're obviously going to be able to reach the most people with whatever nefarious means that they had in mind with their media. It wasn't the smell andizer that they were after. It was like pumping people with these like obscure ideas and this weird hypnosis of their funky animation and whatever was, you know, buried within that. Yeah, I'm just pigeonholing that one section of yeah, for sure. Yeah, it's it's so I mean, it's a monopoly.
No, they definitely have some crazy reaches throughout many aspects of entertainment and your life and how you experience leisure for sure and they're taking advantage of that. Oh yeah. I don't think Walt Disney had it had a pentagram carved into his back and he was trying to like demonize America in the 20s. No, imagine if you're like completely wrong and he did. He definitely could have had sand sessions in his basement. I don't know.
I'm sure he had some nasty secrets, but you know brainwashing the youth of the United States might not have been one of them. Also the intriguing club 33, which is made up of a number of private dining clubs located within the various Disney parks. First opening in 1967 inside of Disneyland Park, the club was modeled after numerous executive VIP lounges created by pavilion sponsors in the 1964 New York World's Fair.
The first time club 33 was the only location within Disneyland to offer alcoholic beverages. Still is. There's that 33. Club 33 is located above the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and next to Walt Disney's former apartment. Wow, so he lived in the park. He lived in the firehouse on Main Street in the main entrance area of Disney. And there's a story of a maintenance worker that when Disney used to stay there, he used to leave like a candle or a light on in the window.
And after his death, one of the custodians would clean the apartment, they'd upkeep it, but the light would be on. She'd go in, turn it off, walk out, notice a couple minutes later, light would come back on. So then she finally after a while went in there, turned it on and just sat there and waited and the light would pop on. So I don't know if Disney ever left.
So a lot of paranormal stuff too. Did you know that Disney Land also has a, I don't even know the number, but like hundreds of stray cats that they just let in the park to kill off all the rats. I mean, that's just money saving right there. Oh yeah, that's genius. Those imagine ears. The entrance of the club was formally located next to the blue Bayou restaurant at 33 Royal Street with the entrance recognizable by an ornate address plate with the number 33 engraved on it.
Following a major remodeling in January of 2014, the entrance was relocated to the court of angels. And there are two rooms in the club, the Le Grand Salon and the Salon No Vue. The walls are adorned with butterflies pinned under glass and hand painted animation cells from the original Fantasia film. There's Fantasia again. Very interesting. I did see a celebrity going into there the last time I was at Disneyland. It was pretty interesting to watch them go into that club.
Was it Leonardo DiCaprio? No, it was Pete Wentz, a fallout boy. I knew it would be once you know my next guest was going to be Pete Wentz. That's where to go. I was actually going to say Pete Wentz until Frank said somebody else. But dude, it costs like I think it's I think like the starting one, I think there's a wait list, but it's also like $9,000 to just sign up.
Just to get like on the wait list and then it's like a monthly fee of thousands, thousands or really fee of thousands of dollars. Plus you have to probably prick your finger and drink the Drenacrobe. Like Walt Disney's Frozen Ton. You got French Kiss Walt Disney. You got to do a shoeie from one of the mascots from the shared shoes and undies. Traces of shit. Maybe all the underwear are Walt's old underwear. That's why they make them wear them.
It's part of some weird ritual he thought up while he was on the merry go round at 2 a.m. living in fucking Disney World like a weirdo. Deep fucked up on LSD. Yeah, the only ritual you can get off of that is being like, I want everyone to get aware of my scent. Maybe he was just a straight up fucking narcissist, dude. Everybody's got to smell like Walt. Alright guys, it gets a little weird too. Even weirder. Walt Disney had some connections with NASA. Mmm. Nazi!
Hushlings will return after this short message. The Fermi Paradox is a contradiction between the claims that intelligent life is more likely to exist in the cosmos based on scale and probability. Our home, the Milky Way, is thought to have 200 to 400 billion stars while the observable universe contains 76 trillion. The notion is that there is a complete absence of proof that intelligent life has ever developed anywhere other than Earth.
Also, the opposite, considering the capacity of sentient life to overcome scarcity and its need to colonize new environments. On Monday, November 27th, join us for the Fermi Paradox. Welcome back to the Hush Hush Society Conspiracy Hour. We're just skimming the surface on this, uh, Mandant Space is an episode in the American Television Series, which originally aired on March 9th, 1955. Two other episodes follow soon after, all of which were intended to promote tomorrow land.
To the public before Disneyland was to open its doors on July 17th, 1955, and on August 2nd, 1955, America joined the Space Race with the Soviet Union. Also in July of 1958, NASA opened its doors with 8,000 employees. What a co-enky-dank. I mean, why wouldn't you take one of the largest animated companies, if not the largest animation company at the time, and just have them make your space stuff? I mean, that's just, that's just good business.
Introduced by Walt Disney as one of his tomorrow land programs, Mandant Space mixes education and entertainment in a strangely effective mix. Renowned Animator Ward Kimball directs and narrates this presentation, which received an Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Short. Kimball gives informative overviews using animation and video clips. The journey then leads to increasingly powerful rockets, which were still progressing in the 1950s.
Heinz Haiber, Foreigner von Braun, and Dr. Willie Lei, who would eventually land at NASA, were all front and center in the original episodes. Coincidence? A little more than four months later, America would be smack in the middle of a space race, and three years later, NASA would be born. Werner von Braun is in that episode. He's sitting on a desk with a little Saturn V racket. What? To talk it about it. Yeah.
I sound like this. I'm trying to sound like an American, but instead I'm unnotseeing. I'm absolved of war crimes. It's also known throughout the ranks at Disney Studios that Walt was told to promote his tomorrow land so that Americans would buy into the space race via a positive public relations campaign. They're already mixed up with the government right there. That's where they locked in.
Fun fact, almost 72% of ticket holders actually visit tomorrow land before heading to other realms of the park. Not gonna lie. I think tomorrow land is the first place I go every time. Very strange. You got to think too that this is all around that time too. Like it's timing, like you said earlier. You know, it's the 50s. You got the space race going on. We just brought all these Nazis over an operation paper clip. Like I said, why wouldn't you use the top people?
Disney's even nowadays being accused of faking space. But what did the NASA Nazis get out of working with Walt Disney for his productions? What would they get out of it money? Influence. Influence. The ability to influence the American public. Think of it as like propagandizing their children without their children knowing it. A connection born in the stars. Born in Berlin. You're right. Like they would capitalize on that. And also, Vernivar and Broad have to play along.
You have to play along. You're fucking Nazi who is a part of mass murder. You have to be like, oh yeah, let's help America with the space race. Now, Vernivar and Broad says in interviews, oh, I was forced into it. But what better way than to one, like Mike said, brainwashed the American public and to continue your research on an intercontinental ballistic missiles and space travel?
Well, we just mentioned their involvement with the government. How about the FBI? According to FOIA documents from 1940 until his death in 1966, Walt Disney served as a secret informer for the Los Angeles office of the FBI. There it is, ladies and gents. He's a fed within this 570 page Disney file. That's a pretty thick triple C file on Disney. Most are redacted or withheld for quote national security reasons still to this day.
And therefore we cannot be sure what names of Hollywood figures Disney passed on to the bureau as communist or subversives. Huh? Huh? Disney was a rat. He did make a mouse very popular. Is that some sort of, huh? Yeah, yeah. Little nod, little, little circle. There we go. Jason and cheese. All right, sit down. Sit down here. You're going to want to get ready. Mike Dave, you guys sitting? Where are you standing? Sit down.
In the return for Disney's information, Jay Edgahova, the director of the bureau at the time, allowed Disney to film in the FBI headquarters in Washington. In exchange, Disney allowed Hoover access to some Disney scripts and made slight changes in a few lesser known movies. And an episode of the Mickey Mouse Club television show to humor the director.
Well, Mickey Mouse Club, that's deep too, because you have all these big stars that started Mickey Mouse Club, like just like Justin Timberlake and was Britain was pretty curious. All these big pop stars. I think Jake Jilland Hall was a fucking Mickey Mouse club, kid. Huge. A lot of these Hollywood actors that are in there. Ryan Gosling.
Ryan Gosling is. Yeah. I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme song was written and performed by they might be giants who is like, I don't know if it's universally this huge psychedelic band, but for me it was. Like that that's like psychedelic music. I wonder if there's any sort of mind control involved in the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme song. I don't know. I don't know.
I might have made they might be giants something that they're not by consuming those elicit substances. I mean, when you're talking about the songs, because Disney does own the Muppets now, there's the Muppet Babies show, which the intro to that is very interesting. There's like one line in it that says, if your world is weird and strange and you don't want to be there, Muppet Babies, like it just like goes and you're like, what the fuck was that?
It's almost like you get tased when you're listening to the intro and that's that show. It's like a very child going through existential crises. Don't worry the Muppet Babies. Because of the information that Disney provided at the bureau, he was made a sack. Got that sack. SAC, full special agent in charge contact in 1954.
And you might ask what a sack contact is is someone who is usually trusted and former who can provide transportation and equipment as well as public relations services to the bureau. He was in there like swimwear man. I'm still stuck on the fact that Disney was it was rat. Yeah, and it was probably more because of the communist stuff than anything.
But all right, before we get into anything else, let's let's talk about a few other rumors like no one ever dies at Disney, which keeps it the most happy place on Earth. Lots of people seem to think that Disney will not allow anyone to die on its properties. They'll just pick you up in the middle of a coronary and throw you out on the sidewalk outside the property. Requiring all ill-fated guests to be officially pronounced dead elsewhere.
In the book Inside the Mouse, there is an account in 1992 from a medic that said that this was actually a park policy when a guest killed himself in front of the Epcot Center at Disney World. Yet people have definitely died or sustained fatal injuries at both American parks. Here are a few from Disneyland. In 1964, a 15 year old boy was killed trying to stand up while on the Matterhorn Bob sleds. He was thrown from the ride and died three days later, not at Disneyland.
Two teenagers were killed 13 years apart, both while trying to hop cars while on the people mover. Ricky Lee Yama, 17 years old, was crushed to death and in 1967 Gerardo Gonzalez, 18 years old, was crushed and dragged by a car when he fell onto the track. But he didn't die at Disneyland. No, they must have thrown him in an ambulance and like you said, got out onto Orange Avenue and said, all right, he's dead.
In 1973, an 18 year old man drowned after he and his little brother, who was 10, hid on Tom Sawyer Island until after closing and then tried to swim across when they wanted to return home. The older brother tried to carry his younger brother to shore, but he didn't make it. He disappeared under the water about halfway across. The 10 year old was rescued by a ride operator, but the older boy's body wasn't found until the next morning.
He was still alive though, right? He had to be alive. He had to be alive because nobody could die there. Nobody dies there. Yeah, he was alive when they found him. Still wearing his Mickey Mouse hat with the ears. Jesus Christ. In 1998, Lewan Fee Dawson, 33, and Lou Toy Vong, 43, were waiting to board Columbia. As the boat docked at the rivers of America, it tore a metal cleat loose, which stuck both Dawson and Vong. Vong survived, but Dawson was declared brain dead two days later.
It's supposed to be the pinnacle of your adult life and not your dad. You have a great time wearing your stupid fucking ears. In 2003, Marcelo Torres, 22, was killed on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. When the car he was on separated from the rest of the train. Shit.
Torres was the only fatality, but several other passengers sustained injuries. Imagine you're just on some sort of fucking roller coaster. You're in the last cart and then all of a sudden you go up the cart, fucking disengages and you fly off or something. Nuts. I've had wild dreams about stuff like that. I hate roller coasters, man. I hate them. No, I don't like that shit.
June of 2016, a little boy named Lane was gathering sand for a sandcastle when an alligator grabbed him and dragged him into the lake. His father jumped into the water, but was unable to rescue his son. His body was found 16 hours later, still alive within the alligator. What? It's surprisingly fun. He wasn't actually alive. I just saw that.
Just how a Disney world recently recently, there was a kid that was playing at one of the resorts and an alligator tried to snatch him. I don't think it got him, but it tried to. And they've interviewed people, especially at, you know, obviously in Disney World. And these are like swimming holes. These are like lakes that people swim in. And they were like, how often do you see alligators here? And they're like every day. They just can't keep them out.
So if you go to Disney World, which a lot of people do, check the water for your pop in. You see little eyes pop up, you know, what do you mean they can't keep them out? They don't have fences around this like place. Maybe not the resorts. They could also crawl under or come through big drains. Yeah, big drains. Big drain out.
They're going through the age vac systems, you know, fucking churros. I'm sorry. I'm just having a tough time wrapping my head around number 52 of the Fortune 500 companies not being able to like keep alligators out of their parks and resorts. I just can't. They probably want them there. They want those children dead. I'm saying, I'm saying it. I should set up watchtowers with snipers. Yeah, dude, thermal and night vision. The whole nine. I don't care.
Fucking landmines. Minds underneath the water that are attached to the chains, the big spiky ones. Yeah, unfortunately in December of 2022, Christopher Christensen, the principal of New England Elementary School in Huntington Beach, was found dead after reportedly jumping from the same Mickey and friends parking structure. I was there that day when that happened. No. Yeah, I wasn't there. I was there. I was in a hotel going the next day, but that's the parking structure I parked in.
Couldn't imagine that. Did they tell you somebody died there? No, I was on the news. So you wouldn't have tried to help him. I mean, I don't want to get landed on by a man plus 200. The fake news media got up in front of all of these Americans and said they really said that somebody died at Disneyland. Nobody died there. Well, he tried to commit suicide. He tried. Yeah, and he landed just outside the fence of Disney and blasted his fucking face on the pavement.
Can you imagine that? They're like, no, no, no, look at the zoning. Look at the zoning. He's on this side of the birds of paradise bush. That's anohine. That's anohine, not Disneyland. You are no longer in Disney. Jesus Christmas.
On a lighter note, let's talk about more dead bodies. There's the question, are there real dead bodies at Disneyland? And according to the conspiracy of this on the Pirates of Caravion attraction, the Imagineers decided to use real human bones when constructing the ride because fake bones just didn't look dead enough.
Supposedly, they got the bones from UCLA's medical school. That's probably true. One of the skeletons and it's gloating over its treasure to playing a game of chess and another met is in when he was stuck with a sword. And they say the skeletons remain there for many years until they were eventually swapped out for fake ones. I would say that that's a that's a true thing. I mean, they're just bones, just bones.
Yeah, people think that they see dinosaur bones at museums all the time. Like, can't Disney use fucking human bones? Why not? It's all the people we just listed. It's just them. Have you guys seen the movie The Poltergeist? Poltergeist? You always saw that that they used real fucking dead bodies in real dead bodies. There's a scene where they're like digging new construction in the backyard. And it's raining and the whole fills up with water.
And I think the mother is in the water and she goes get out of the water in a dead body like skeleton pops up. And yeah, that that was not a prop. That's an actual person's skeleton. Creepy. So it's not unheard of. Well, some believe that the skull and crossbones behind a skeleton lounging in a bed are real. A cast member supposedly told Disney blog the Disney dose that the skull was real. Imagine such a big ride.
This we forget about the hanging child in the It's a small world ride. One of the most famous conspiracy theories or urban legends about Disney parks is that a family was on the It's a small world ride when they were suddenly stopped and ushered off the ride. The mother of the family noticed a child hanging from the ceiling and immediately snapped a picture. Fuck. Now, real quick, from the looks of that picture that looks like a chucky doll, not going to lie.
I was going to say it is some sort of prop because it kind of looks like a prop. But then again, greenie picture, little kid sized. This picture is circulated around the internet for years with that story, occasionally with some variations. Sometimes it's a child who was killed and left hanging up there. Other times it was a suicide of a Disney park employee, but it's always generally the same.
Supposedly, this has been debunked as being a hoax and none of the incidents reported at Disney or on this ride match the story at all. Additionally, cast members often swear that they see the dolls blink or appear in different places the day before on It's a small world as if they're moving around on their own or something. Maybe that's where Toy Story came from. Good point. Paranormal activity at Disney Park.
I'm sure there's quite a bit. I would not want to be creeping around some of those attractions at night, because let me tell you I've been on a few of those rides that had to be stopped. And you have to get off and walk off the whole fucking ride with a bunch of people because it was paranormal activity. No, malfunctions, but could have been paranormal activity malfunctioning the ride.
But they flipped the lights on and everything. So you just see everything. But imagine being there by yourself would be freaky as fuck like cruising pirates of the Caribbean by yourself at night would probably be pretty weird. Who's going to stop the ride? It's too hot. All right. Lastly, with this episode, secret areas, secret rooms. We talked about Club 33, but there's more secrets that lies underneath Disney. There are numerous reports of strange and clandestine spaces at Disneyland.
The rumors are sometimes true since 1971, nine acre tunnel complex beneath the Magic Kingdom in Orlando was built called the Utilidor. It has let's all our crusty underwear costume cast members shuttle from one area to another in the park without being detected by visitors. I mean, there's lots of employees there. The hidden labyrinth connects locker rooms, dining halls, rehearsal spaces, makeup rooms, park operations, garbage disposal and ATMs, you know, garbage disposal.
That must be crazy. Those parks must be producing mass amounts of garbage every day. I couldn't even imagine. Well, like wild wild amounts of garbage. And that's how they get away with it. Just throwing kids down the garbage. Over the years, people have tried to attach dark urban legends to Disney's tunnels, including rumors of child trafficking and kidnap children. The central operations room controlling the entire parks and a metronics and lights is down there also.
Now for this first episode, we reach our Reddit section, Hushlings. Let's see what Reddit has to say because it's filled with people's thoughts. This is from the Reddit TV details via the user dragon VT. Simpson's Treehouse of Horror 2 features a Walt Disney tombstone in the intro. This could be for Walt himself or the Disney company, which had been struggling in the late 80s and early 90s. It's ironic that I'm watching this now on Disney+.
User King 64 replied, I have to rewatch the episode for context. It could also be a jab at the theory of Walt Disney being frozen because of the icicles on the front. The Simpson's always hits the nail on the head when it comes to this weird shit. Sure. With the predictions, with the unveiling of strange secrets. Alright boys, let's get into our final thoughts on the first part of our Disney exploration. D-Class 5, Dave, what do you got?
So far, I think Walt was up to normal business rich people things. FBI, NASA, all that weird shit, illuminati possibly. But so far, a lot of weird stuff. Still doesn't give me the notion that Disney is an aferious force. I think they're just kind of caught within the web of mind control aspects. I mean, mind control happens in any type of consumerism. So it doesn't matter if it's Disney or Doritos.
There's some type of mind control. It's the reason why they put video game characters on fucking Dorito bags. It's like, oh, look a star field fucking Dorito bag, you know, like, and you jump on it. Episode two is spicy. And that's when it's really just going to get weird so far. Unfortunately, Disney sits rent free in my head. And I'm sure you guys too, like we said, you know lots of things of Disney because you were a part of the programming.
Yeah, I agree so far, nothing too crazy about Disney, although I know that they are an evil fucking corporation that does a lot of evil things. So next episode will be an interesting one, like you said.
I do think that Walt Disney and the Imagineers, whoever's taken over the park and turned it into what it is today, and strictly talking about parks, about the parks alone, they are marketing geniuses with the way that they control the flow of people and the smellitizers and the way that they set these things up. And even some of the urban legends, I think, have kind of catapulted the parks into legendary status beyond what they are.
It'll be interesting to see once we start getting into the nitty gritty and the darkness that Disney holds. I look forward to that for sure. So the Crocs Anders, what do you got for the happiest place on earth? Frogs Final Thought I may or may not retract this final thought following Episode 2 or Part 2 on the subject, but I doubt it. My final thoughts will be brief. MK Ultra Children Snatching Money Hungry Nazi Reptilians looking to control the fucking media.
These people are after everything, they're after your money, they're after your thoughts, they're after your children. You got to look out, don't go to Disney. Don't support these people. They've stopped going to this place. What are you doing? They killed children. They hire alligators. They dress up, dude, they dress up chickens as children to train the alligators to eat children. I'm telling you, there's something to it. Right to the point, man.
No, at this point in a farious, in the beginning in the 20s, I don't think Walt Disney was looking to control your five year olds mind or anything. I don't think he was trying to dose him or her up with LSD and make them watch Fantasia for 45 hours straight. Probably just looking to give kids a good time with a cool movie every now and then. And obviously got out of control. I'm going to elaborate on that, I think in Part 2, I think I'm going to look into the Illuminati stuff a little bit more.
We can dive down that a little deeper because I was super interesting. I really want to know if they were fucking, not even microdose thing, little kids fucking shoot macrodose. Oh, right, Hushlings, that's going to do it for Part 1 of Disney. What did you think? Was there anything that we should have mentioned, anything that we missed? Reach out to us as our email contact at hushhushsociety.com. Just a quick little announcement. And is we're moving forward.
The return of the conspiracy round table extravaganza, that's right. We are in round two of the conspiracy round tables. We did them the first time you guys really enjoyed them. This time we've mentioned it before. We have three different subjects. Last Wednesday on the eighth, we released the round table for a Drenacrome. This Wednesday we will be releasing our round table on the secret space program.
And next week on the 22nd, we will be releasing our final round table of round two of the conspiracy round table extravaganza. Dinosaurs aren't real. Make sure you tune into that. Watch them. We have a bunch of great people that we brought on. Other podcasters, other shows, great perspectives. We had a blast making them. Check those out. And let's know what you think. I can't wait to do another one. It's going to be so much fun. Yeah, I'm already ready. There's so much fun.
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Hush-cutters, we'll see you next time. I'm D. Classified Dave. I'm Mr. Mike. Oh, I'm sick for our haters. Until our next debriefing. Remember, the best kept secrets are hidden in plain sight.