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Epstein was seen in a photo at Disney with a girl being held by a man. The same girl was on his plane, asleep with him holding her. Disney sent kids to his island for snorkeling trips for 9 years. Cruise ships frequently stopped at his island.

A mother admires a man but notices that he never makes eye contact. She wonders if he might be a demon or devil.

Disney has normalized the kidnapping of children for a long time. Peter Pan is described as coming to kidnap Wendy to take her to Neverland, a place where “everything is permitted.” The speaker says popular culture trains youth to believe that freedom means being without parents, citing Home Alone as an example, and claims that predation becomes a game. In Pinocchio, children are led to Pleasure Island, and the kidnapper is said to have the same face as Peter Pan. Pan is described as the Greek god who plays the flute to hypnotize, the god of compulsive sexuality without morality, and the flag of Greece is said to share the same visual code as that of Walt Disney and the temple of Epstein, described as the code maritime without jurisdiction. The coachman in Pinocchio is claimed to have the same smile as a portrait in Epstein’s office, a clownish fairground smile. The speaker asserts that amusement parks are places of abduction, that children are drugged, that there is no longer any morality, and that we are in a pirate world that is also reflected in the introduction of SpongeBob SquarePants. With Bikini Bottom, the speaker suggests it is another isolated place, and that the Nickelodeon logo represents Little Saint James. Warner is said to normalize hunting as well, with Bugs Bunny, and in Daffy Duck, the plane supposedly lands on the fantastic island where anything is possible. The speaker argues that entertainment normalizes these practices, and that, without even realizing it, the audience becomes complicit.

Miss Sally is upset that her son Charlie is out late with Uncle Remus, who was telling him stories. Remus admits he forgot the time while telling a tale about a bear rabbit. Sally tells Remus not to let it happen again and takes Charlie to bed. Later, Remus and Miss Dozier discuss the child, with Remus suggesting the child needs his father. Dozier says the mother needs the father too, but it will take her time to realize it. Remus suggests Miss Dozier write a letter, but she rebuffs him, stating she will ask for his advice if she wants it. Remus asks if Dozier is mad at him, and she says she is not.

Father: My son, the bar mitzvah boy. How's the Haftarah studying coming? Theodore: Tears good. Father: Something that matter, Theodore? Theodore: Can I ask you a weird question? Father: Sure. Theodore: Do you think somebody could kidnap a kid and keep him underground? I'd get involved. Father: Underground? What is wrong with you? Theodore: Yeah, just keep him there in the sewers for months and months hurting him or I don't know. Have you ever heard of something like that? Father: Your grandparents escaped Buchenwald. Their entire families murdered. The skin of Jewish prisoners used for lampshades. What? Lampshades. We are Jews, Theodore. We know better than anyone the real horrors of this world. Reality is terrifying enough as it is. Cut it up with the fantasy.

Macaulay Culkin had a plan. He convinced me to climb up the diving board, but I quickly realized it was a trap. I shouted "No!" repeatedly, feeling threatened. I even threatened to kill Max. Eventually, I decided to leave and go to Niley.

Getting a good photo can be challenging for many. Check out this montage of kids meeting theme park characters, capturing those candid moments. My Disney photos turned out pretty well, though. We'll be right back.

Disney has been combining animation and the real world for over sixty years. The speaker is in a forest to prove to Prince Charming that the two worlds are not separate. The speaker references Uncle Remus and Brare Frog fishing, asking viewers to identify what is real and animated. Test footage for Mary Poppins offers a glimpse into mixing live action and animation, showing pencil tests and a Dick Van Dyke drawing used as a visual reference. In 1982, Disney's Tron featured state-of-the-art computer animation.

The speaker, addressing a coachman, proposes a money-making opportunity to a group of people. He mentions Pleasure Island, where disobedient boys can play games on stage. He dismisses any concerns about the law and assures them that there are no consequences.

Ollie's favorite character triangle originated in Song of the South, featuring Brr Rabbit, Brr Bear, and Brr Fox. The Fox was a rich character, confident and driven, yet vulnerable to the Rabbit's tricks. The Fox would catch the Rabbit, but the Rabbit would trick him to escape, often involving the Bear to his advantage. The Rabbit could always use the Bear in escaping. An example is given of the Rabbit tricking the Bear into believing he's earning a dollar a minute keeping crows out of a cornfield.

- The discussion opens with a hypothetical plan about obtaining and examining the Anthony Weiner laptop, suggesting it contains prosecutable material and noting that New York police officers who viewed parts of it reportedly “had to go throw up.” - Speaker 1 then shifts to a reveal about Anthony Bourdain, ABC’s Bob Woodruff, and a shift away from debunked conspiracies to focus on James Alifantis, a DC figure described as an art collector, fundraiser, and owner of venues including Comet Ping Pong. He is noted as being personally thanked by Hillary Clinton for “extraordinary talent” during a Podesta fundraiser and pictured with Tony Podesta; his past boyfriend is identified as David Brock of Media Matters. Alifantis is described as having influenced donors including Pete Buttigieg, according to the Federal Election Commission. The speaker raises questions about why Alifantis would be equated with pedophilia. - Speaker 2 begins a first-hand account from December 17, with JB recounting James Alifantis’s connection to St. Albans in DC and Greenwood. The retelling includes an accusation that Alifantis walked in seeking a job and, in a separate claim, that he sexually abused an 11-year-old boy in the kitchen, with the boy (Dylan Greenwood) later reportedly committing suicide about two years prior. The account alleges underground rooms at Comet Ping Pong and tunnels to other buildings, including one possibly owned by the Clinton Foundation, and asserts the tunnels extend in the area, potentially reaching multiple locations. The speaker says Alifantis was attempting to obtain a manager job. There is also a suggestion that Alifantis earned money by trafficking children and that tunnels connect to other sites near Comet Ping Pong, including a place “across the street.” The speaker ends by indicating willingness to post these claims as “primary source” information. - Speaker 1 then notes bands associated with Comet Ping Pong and references members such as Amanda Kleinman of Heavy Breathing, as well as the DC punk group Loud Boys and the song “The Sextanes,” with insinuations about pedophilia in some audience members. They describe Comet Ping Pong as a family restaurant with a backroom for children’s birthdays. - The discussion references a 2007 FBI bulletin noting a blue spiral-shaped triangle symbol used by predators, reportedly etched into coins and rings, and connects this to the venue’s events and music videos by The Sextanes. It is claimed that Alifantis’s Instagram showed Antinous, a Greek emperor associated with a modern cult of LGBT polytheists; Antinous is described as a prominent symbol in pederastic culture. The claim is also made that Alifantis has no children, yet posts many images of children on Instagram, some stated to be taken from friends’ and family members’ pages. - The transcript lists various images and hashtags associated with Alifantis, including references to Panda Head Morgan, Panda Head Magazine, and a video describing Cultpanda. Specific images allegedly include a goddaughter with taped arms, a baby in an art gallery, and a baby doll image, with censorship of certain ambiguous images. The speaker alleges connections to people like Scott Cummings (owner of Portland Natural Casket Company) and notes tattoos and death-related imagery. - There are additional posts and comments linked to Alifantis’s social media, including a post about a “Miss Summer Camp” with sexualized captions, and comments referencing “let’s hang a baby,” “I put my baby in a slow cooker,” and other disturbing captions. A commenter group includes “Pizza F***ing Party,” who posted images of children with condoms, coins, vials of alcohol, a pentagram, a “Baby Doll Pizza” logo from a Portland restaurant, and a claim that Portland, Oregon is linked to alleged trafficking. A witness, Michael Whelan, is cited as a Portland resident who claims to have seen illicit activity involving Voodoo Doughnuts. The speaker questions why such activities would occur in Portland, asking why children are being taken to the back, and remarks that survivors would recognize such behavior as flaunted and protected. - The dialogue ends with a reiteration of the Voodoo Doughnuts reference and the question of why there is alleged abuse of children, noting that perpetrators appear to act with impunity.

The speaker discusses their connection to the original books that inspired the movie, "Pan's Labyrinth," and how they came up with the idea for the film. They analyze the movie's themes, suggesting it contains subliminal messages related to pedophilia. The speaker criticizes Hollywood for promoting disturbing content and hidden agendas, particularly focusing on the symbolism in the film. They express a newfound awareness of the dark themes in movies and aim to expose the alleged evil in the industry.

The pineal gland, also known as the "third eye," is symbolically represented in the story of Pinocchio. In order to become a real person, one must activate their pineal gland by being truthful, avoiding deception, and abstaining from drugs. The pineal gland is associated with our highest level of consciousness. To summarize, the pineal gland is the key to becoming authentic, as depicted in the story of Pinocchio.

A child tells his mother that Uncle Remus is gone and asks why he left. The mother responds that she doesn't know but suggests that "mother" is to blame. Another person, Miss Sally, reports that Uncle Remus is getting in a wagon to leave.

I'm reminded of a scene in The Princess Bride where a character confronts his father's killer, dismissing offers of money or power. It highlights a mindset of not caring about external rewards. The focus is on expressing one's thoughts freely, regardless of potential consequences like losing money.

The speaker is in Disney World. To prove it, they sing a portion of "The Mickey Mouse Review." The lyrics include: "I'm wishing for the one I love to find me today. Tell me wishing well. Will my wish come true with your magic spell? Won't you tell me what to do?"

A boy receives a horse for his 14th birthday, and the village thinks it's wonderful. But when the boy falls off the horse and breaks his leg, the village thinks it's terrible. Then a war breaks out, and the boy is unable to fight due to his injury, which the village thinks is wonderful. The story continues with various unrelated conversations and quotes from movies.

In 1946, the speaker did the voice of Brother Bear in the song "Song of the South." On the left is Brother Fox, and in the center is Uncle Remus, played by James Baskett. The speaker is peeping behind Uncle Remus.

Disney employees are facing jail time after being caught in an undercover sex sting. Eleven Bay Area men, including Disney workers, were arrested and accused of possessing child pornography. A 73-year-old former Disney vice president was sentenced to 7 years, prompting questions about his actions during his time at Disney. The speaker claims this story is not covered by mainstream media. Brian Peck, who was convicted of raping a child on set, was later hired by Disney to work on "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody." In 2012, he was hired by Charlie Sheen to work on "Anger Management." The speaker claims it was common knowledge that producers would sleep with actresses or that certain people "like little boys."

A photo shows Epstein at Disney with another man holding a girl by the arm. The same girl appears in another photo with Epstein on a plane, where she is lying down and he is holding her. Disney allegedly sent kids to Epstein's island for snorkeling trips for about 9 years. Disney cruise ships also made frequent stops at his island.

Fox claims the area is being cleaned up because important leaders are visiting.

What’s all this equipment for? It’s for my documentary on the sailor man. Tonight’s the last chance to investigate. They know about the stories surrounding this place. I don’t believe in ghosts; the sailor man is real and doesn’t like visitors. If she’s just doing a school project, why isn’t she answering her phone? What should I do? She mentioned they’d be at the old candy factory, right? That place closed down 20 years ago due to spinach contamination.

The speaker references the pub scene in Disney's Pinocchio, recalling a creepy feeling from childhood. The scene involves a character offering to pay someone to bring "stupid little boys" to Pleasure Island, claiming there is no risk because they "never come again."

Epstein's connection to Disney is highlighted in a photo where he is seen sitting at a table with piglets behind him. Another photo shows him on a plane, holding a girl who is also seen in another picture with him. Shockingly, it is revealed that Disney sent children to Epstein's island for snorkeling trips for almost a decade, and their cruise ships frequently made stops there.