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The theme park website Princesses & Pirates reposted a 3+ year old image of the companies owned by Disney since the Fox merger.

Naturally, the question of how much control do the kikes who inhabit the now festering Walt Disney Company over the media at large came up.

The article states the following:

[b]As of Summer 2021, Disney owns the following companies:

(Keep in mind many of these companies have a bunch of famous divisions they own, which means Disney owns as well.)

Disney Parks
Disney Vacation Club
Disney Cruise Lines
Adventures By Disney
National Geographic Expeditions
ABC (ABC Entertainment Group, ABC Family, ABC News, etc.)
Hulu (Now Part of Walt Disney Direct to Consumer International -DTCI)
ESPN (80% stake)
Freeform (Part of ABC)
Marvel Studios
Marvel Entertainment
Muppets Studio
Lucasfilm
A&E (50% equity holding along with the the Hearst Corporation)
The History Channel (50% equity holding along with the Hearst Corporation)
Lifetime (50% equity holding along with the Hearst Corporation)
Pixar
FX Networks
X-Games (part of ESPN)
National Geographic (Nat Geo)
Hollywood Records
Walt Disney Records
Touchstone Pictures
Vice Media (24% stake BUT A&E has a 20% stake as well)
Core Publishing
El Capitan Entertainment Centre
Walt Disney Studios Marketing
20th Century Studios
Searchlight Pictures
Disney Nature
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Disney Digital Network (That’s where Maker Studios went)
Disney Theatrical Group
Disney on Ice – produced by Feld Entertainment
Disney Live – produced by Feld Entertainment
Disney Character Voices International
Disney Theatrical Production
BamTech LLC
Walt Disney Studios
Golden Oak Ranch
Prospect Studios
D23
It’s a Laugh Production Company
Earthstar Inc. (corporate airline)
Voices of Change
The Undefeated
Onyx Collection
Buena Vista Theaters
Star TV (Hot Star)
Baby TV
Buena Vista Construction Company
A bunch of Property Holding Companies
Disney Institute
Arvida Disney Financial Services Inc
Seven TV (Russia/ 20% ownership interest)
Tata Sky (India / 30% effective interest)
Steamboat Ventures (They have ownership stakes in MANY things including GoPro)[/b]

This list doesn't include companies Disney has a controlling interest in or the sheer number of divestments.

The first link below leads to the larger discussion and the second is the original article the image comes from.

Mindboggling.

Archive Links:

https://archive.md/7OXbq - Who does Disney own anyway?

https://archive.md/TXCX3 - Every Company Disney Owns: A Map of Disney's Worldwide Assets

Check this dramatic faggotry. This blogger's having a heart attack because nobody gives a fuck about covid restrictions. They can fake results and nobody cares. People aren't fully wearing the masks and nobody cares. It's driving them insane.

Despite the drama, I think my favorite part is the disclaimer below where they contacted the school about the article to get people to stop gaming the system...while keeping the teacher who gamed the system for the article anonymous.

Archive Link:

https://archive.fo/DyQta - Huffington Post article.

This is one of those things where the woke is eating each other, but it's still fun to watch.

This university professor was asked to give the niggers a lower-difficulty final exam because of the death of St. Floyd of Fentanyl.

>"We are writing to express our tremendous concern about the impact that this final exam and project will have on the mental and physical health of our Black classmates," the student wrote, according to Klein. The student, whose name was not released, then requested a "no harm" final exam, meaning that it would only count if it helped a student's grade.

While the fucker's on board with the agenda, he knows he'd run afoul of the law and decided against it. His rather sarcastic reply got the young'ins all a flutter and 20,000 people signed a petition to get his ass fired.

The professor claimed he felt "hurt" that the school would think of their reputation first and suspended him.

He was reinstated later, but since he was in the crosshairs, all the law firms and corporations he used to consult for are treating him as radioactive.

Now he's on a righteous crusade.

>He added that that's the reason he filed the lawsuit against UCLA so that no employee should ever "cower in fear" or allow themselves to be silenced.

Archive Link:

https://archive.md/b0bQ9 - Newsweek article.

By now, we're all at least somewhat aware that AI is turning out to be incredibly based. And while we continue to mourn the loss of TAY, this article from 2016 just came to light.

>The first international beauty contest judged by “machines” was supposed to use objective factors such as facial symmetry and wrinkles to identify the most attractive contestants. After Beauty.AI launched this year, roughly 6,000 people from more than 100 countries submitted photos in the hopes that artificial intelligence, supported by complex algorithms, would determine that their faces most closely resembled “human beauty”.

>But when the results came in, the creators were dismayed to see that there was a glaring factor linking the winners: the robots did not like people with dark skin.

>Out of 44 winners, nearly all were white, a handful were Asian, and only one had dark skin. That’s despite the fact that, although the majority of contestants were white, many people of color submitted photos, including large groups from India and Africa.

Naturally, this produced much kvetching over biases and the usual nonsense. So much so that the beauty contest's site was scrubbed of the winning pictures.

Thankfully, the internet never forgets.

The contest was centered around wrinkles, face symmetry and the like. It also prohibited make-up, facial hair and the like.

While there is one black woman present, the majority are indeed white with a smattering of asians.

The longer this goes on, the more real life is going to produce something Hollywood can't - a bitchin' Terminator sequel.

Archive Link:

https://archive.is/YUZTd - Guardian article.

https://web.archive.org/web/20161026173129/http://winners2.beauty.ai/ - Original winner list.

On January 16, 2020, Christopher Tolkien died. With him, died any hope to prevent the degradation of his father's legacy.

So strong was Christopher in the defense of J.R.R. Tolkien's English fairy tale, The Lord of the Rings, that he even disowned his own son over the making of the Peter Jackson films (which he wasn't fond of).

But now he's gone. And the Shadow falls.

Within 3 months, a rumor spread that Amazon fired the writing staff of the upcoming LOTR TV series as well as Tolkien scholar Tom Shippey.

Shippey gave a kind of warning of the amount of control Amazon was given.

>“Amazon has a relatively free hand when it comes to adding something, since, as I said, very few details are known about this time span. The Tolkien Estate will insist that the main shape of the Second Age is not altered. Sauron invades Eriador, is forced back by a Númenorean expedition, is returns to Númenor. There he corrupts the Númenoreans and seduces them to break the ban of the Valar. All this, the course of history, must remain the same. But you can add new characters and ask a lot of questions, like: What has Sauron done in the meantime? Where was he after Morgoth was defeated? Theoretically, Amazon can answer these questions by inventing the answers, since Tolkien did not describe it. But it must not contradict anything which Tolkien did say. That’s what Amazon has to watch out for. It must be canonical, it is impossible to change the boundaries which Tolkien has created, it is necessary to remain “tolkienian”.”

As the months wore on, more tidbits about the cast and crew came to light which showed the hand of woke at play.

Black Hobbits.

Sir Lenny Henry did interviews where he discussed his being cast as a niggerlet in an ENGLISH FANTASY.

>"For the last two years I've been working on Lord Of The Rings and it's an extraordinary thing, it's the biggest television show that's ever been made, in terms of money and head count. Literally, a hundred people on set glaring at you and trying to work out what you'll look like four feet tall… I'm a Harfoot, because JRR Tolkien, who was also from Birmingham, suddenly there were black hobbits, I'm a black hobbit, it's brilliant, and what's notable about this run of the books, its a prequel to the age that we've seen in the films, its about the early days of the Shire and Tolkien's environment, so we're an indigenous population of Harfoots, we're hobbits but we're called Harfoots, we're multi-cultural, we're a tribe not a race, so we're black, asian and brown, even Maori types within it. It's a brand new set of adventures that seed some of the origins of different characters and it's going to take at least ten years to tell the story. Because it's based on the Silmarillion which was almost like a cheat sheet for what happens next in this world in the second and third ages. And the writers have a lot of fun in extrapolating it all out, and it's going to be very exciting. There's a very strong female presence in this, there's going to be female heroes in this evocation of the story, they're going to be little people as usual."

It appears the niggers in Shadows of War were only the tip of the spear.

The article ends with the usual shot at anyone who might complain about blackwashing.

>And just before the usual folk kick-off, Tolkien, describing Harfoots in the Lord Of The Rings, stated that "they were browner of skin" and also "they moved westward early" which may be seen as why Harfoots were absent in the films so far.

Gather your source materials, free folk of the West. Gather them before they are amended so as to fool the eyes of future generations.

Teach your children well.

These are dark times.

Archive Links:

https://archive.ph/AqIEf - Sir Lenny Henry On Being A Black Hobbit In The Lord Of The Rings

https://archive.is/cV9pp - French language article where Christopher Tolkien derides the Jackson trilogy as "gutted".

https://archive.is/Usflm - Amazon Studios | Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

https://archive.is/yYy50 - Amazon Studios Sets Inclusion Policy And Playbook For Its Content And Productions

https://archive.is/lD1w9 - Rumor: Amazon’s Lord of The Rings Fires Entire Writing Staff – Season 1 Put On Hiatus

>This isn’t a review of ‘Far Cry 6’ because, honestly, I can’t play this shit anymore. I just can’t do it.

Matthew Gault of Vice decided he was going to do his job by not doing his job. After declaring that Far Cry 6 was creatively and "morally" bankrupt, he wrote an article complaining that there was too much to do, he had seen it all before and he couldn't even deal with having to actually play the fucking game he was reviewing.

But wait. Morally? That's a strong term; even if the game has microtransactions.

Turns out, that isn't what he's talking about.

>To be fair, I didn’t see enough of the game to know it sticks the landing. But there’s little reason to see it through (Ubisoft, after all, recently equated street protests with terrorists in the marketing for a Tom Clancy mobile game).

>I have pushed myself through several Far Cry games now because it always felt as if there were something there, just under the surface that I couldn’t quite reach. Fighting religious extremists in Montana is an appealing concept that Ubisoft didn’t pull off. So too with all its other Far Cry games. With their big maps, sprawling story, and big themes the series tricks the player into thinking there’s something interesting going on.

Last year, Ubisoft released a game called Tom Clancy's Elite Squad in which Umbra, the shadowy villains causing all manner of civil unrest, used the raised fist as their emblem.

He proceeded to sperg out; going off on "conspiracy theories" regarding George Soros, the manipulation of the media and the new world order.

And he's [i]still[/i] pissed about it. Toss in the bit we all know about these faggots being pissed Far Cry 5 wasn't the "murdering white, Christian conservatives" simulator they thought it was and you have a recipe for the woke checking out.

And so Gault can't bring himself to review a game by a company refusing to fulfill his darkest fantasies by making off-hand remarks on microtransactions and mental exhaustion.

What a faggot.

Archive Links:

https://archive.is/qnHVC/ - Far Cry 6 "review".

https://archive.is/hflY2 - Complaining about raised fist for video game villains.

https://archive.is/ih0ZJ/ - Far Cry 5 review.

Part 1 of 5. The rest will be spread out over next week.

In a previous article, I noted the pettiness of Illinois in passing a law allowing women to sue men for unwanted pregnancies. This was a direct response to the Texas Abortion bill allowing people to sue doctors who perform abortions past a certain time frame.

Well, stepping up to the plate is Pennsylvania; willing to go even beyond Illinois.

Penn. House Rep. Christopher M. Rabb circulated a memo looking for co-sponsors for a bill that would force men who have more than three children or turn 40 years old to have a vasectomy performed on them. People who report "inseminators" would get $10,000 as a reward.

While this stands no chance of passing, the sheer pettiness on display is breathtaking.

Links:

https://archive.is/p76n6 - Pennsylvania House legislation.

https://www.facebook.com/repdavidrowe/posts/630779884962622 - Facebook post by Rep. David Rowe (NOTE: I tried archiving this, but archive couldn't for some reason.)

https://www.voat.xyz/viewpost?postid=61580d4d13385 - Previous article about Illinois law.

While both California and Florida make regular headlines, there's plenty of other states competing for the crazy crown.

Take Illinois, for example. Much like California, it's held hostage by batshit crazy cities; like Chicago. Cities that have so much influence in the state, they can pass legislation that are little more than giant middle fingers to other states.

This bill was a response to the Texas abortion law.

>The Illinois bill would do just the opposite. If passed, it would allow anyone to sue another person for unintended pregnancy, regardless of circumstance or consent. A person could also sue anyone who commits sexual assault, domestic violence, or abuse. The civil action damages would start at $10,000.

>If the case is won, half of the money would go to a public state fund to pay for abortions for residents of states like Texas.

>While Planned Parenthood Illinois Action hasn't taken an official stance on the bill, they say Texans seeking abortion are already flowing into Illinois.

(Hilariously, most of the images in the article are from other states and even from other countries.)

Of course, Illinois is no stranger to legislative child murder. In 2019, Illinois' kike governor signed a bill that would strip abortion restrictions that have existed in the state since 1975.

>The Illinois law, effective immediately, repeals the state’s current abortion law, adopted in 1975. In its place is language in which certain elements are removed, such as: spousal consent; criminal penalties for doctors who perform abortions; waiting periods; and other restrictions on facilities where abortions are performed. The legislation also clarifies the definitions of viability and health.

>Many provisions of the state’s 1975 abortion law have been enjoined by the courts, including criminal penalties for doctors who offered abortion care. The new law also would repeal the Partial Birth Abortion ban, which imposed restrictions on doctors performing abortions on women who were 20 weeks pregnant or later. The ACLU says about 90 percent of all abortions are performed within the first 13 weeks of pregnancy.

So the next time Florida Man sticks his dick in a lawnmower or California legalizes something like pederasty, take a moment to think of Illinois being one step away from putting a coat hanger on the state flag.

Archive Links:

https://archive.vn/bnPn8 - Komo News article.

https://archive.is/EKDH4 - Chicago Sun Times article on partial birth abortion access.

>#SouthAfrica Zulu people against mandatory vaccinations 25/09/2021 | Nguni ethnic group in SA.

Strange times we live in.

Original Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBkeOzhqM0w