Wal-Mart, Disney and the NWO...

I was watching a show with my girlfriend. In this particular show, one of the characters worked at Wal-Mart. This person won employeee of the month in which a ceremony was presented in his honor and he was given a $200 dollar bonus.

I work at a Wal-Mart (pathetic, I know). I have recieved the Employee of the Month Award (I am still convinced it was a clerical error), and I must say that you do not get a ceremony. You do not recieve 200 dollars, and you do not pass go.

That's when the thought came to mind, is an organization with NWO as it's goal possible? Could it be that that scene in that particular show was something more than it appeared to be. Could propoganda be that far reaching that Wal-Mart allowed their name to be used in a television show, portraying false and extravigant benefits to it's employees in order to gain more loyal workers because they are apart of an ultimate plan?

Could it be that there are no cowinkydinks, but that everything is planned by an omnipresent being or group of people bent on the subjugation of all life on earth?

I read somewhere--sometime ago--that Disney Property such as Disneyland is basically it's own country. Meaning that you could be arrested in Disneyland and held until an extradition warrant must be obtained for you to be released to American authorities.

Wal-Mart, being the retailing giant that it is, seems to be held in the most holy of lights right now in the corporate world. Wal-Mart and Disney employs hundreds of thousands of people. What better way to take over?

Wal-Mart sells guns, and rated R movies, but censored music, makes you think don't it? Why censor music and not the movies. Could it be that movies are used to dumb us down, or have no affect on us, but the music-- the universal language--is censored because it can affect our minds and emotions?

And Disney with it's cutsey army of undead, demons, smiling axes and phalanx legions of hearts, diamonds, spades and clovers, I think it's entirely possible for the NWO to originate from these two seemingly innocent sources...

I'm interested in that issue.

Product placement and advertising and propaganda within shows are common. I have no doubt that rather than just allowing the name to be used, there could have been a Walmart paid agenda to have a positive impression made in the script.

I don't see it as part of an NWO plan. I think you may even find some stores running that kind of award ceremony... how much do you think individual store policies vary?

Did you see the PBS documentary Store Wars, about the Virginia community resisting the Walmart development, voting out its Council who supported the development, and finding the last callous (maybe corrupt) act of the outgoing Council was to formally approve the construction? Riveting stuff, sad ending.

I have always wondered, that these companies exist to make money...to what end?

Wal-Mart is pretty strict with it's policies, I don't think they vary that much from store to store, especially when it comes to handing out money.

And no, I haven't seen that special, but will be on the lookout for it...

I was in a Wal-mart the other day and found those commercials to be VERY misleading= no one smiled and greeted you at the door and everyone had this dour expression on their faces. Plus whats up with all the blue smocks they make them wear? Kind of reminds me of a UN uniform.

danm ur flipping ingenois to think of something like that. never in my WILDEST dream would i imagine them doing that. but now that i think about it and u explain its like they can do it and the everage dum @ss like myself wouldnt even think twice about it. thinks for lightning up a room that was once closed...i will now pay more attention to everything...my motto "dont be a victim"

Yeah, wal mart is pretty dastardly. So is Disney. I'm gonna punch walt in his friggin cryogenically frozen head someday soon...

Disney's cryogenic suspension is an urban myth explained elsewhere at ATS.

Ted Williams with a baseball bat (available from all good Walmart stores) is a possibility, if it doesn't fall apart first.

why do ya think disney gives ppl jobs all over the world, so they can capitalize all the stupid monkey junk countries AAAAAAHHHHHHHH

Wow. Disney...say it ain't so!

Seriously, you might be onto something, definately something worth looking into for sure.

You are right about Disneyland. It could be considered a country of its own. Does anyone have stats on how much money they make,employees,etc etc???

Stats would be helpful if you want to find something out.

-WD

I think by now everyone knows the "Employees" in the Walmart Commercials are just actors.

The Walmart in Maryland doesnt have any white employees let alone ones that Speak english.

BTW not an attack on Walmart. SOme of the employees are very nice at the register. We know that Walmart is non union and doesnt pay #. Even if they were unionezed it would still be a part time job with no Benefits.

I dont know how any of the employees on the registers can ever smile with the long lines but they do.

I like the prices at walmart and the products but I know its not a nice place so I avoid going there. I go there about once a year and buy something.

Fiscal report thru 3Q 2003 for Disney Inc
biz.yahoo.com...

Number of employees?
Over 100,000 worldwide.
disney.go.com...

Do a little looking around to see how Disney treats its employees. It's sick.

-B.

[Edited on 21-8-2003 by Banshee]

I am not saying Wal-Mart is super-groovy-cool, but it does pay my bills. Even though most of us O/Ners and O/N Managers know how things are. A lot of the products are craptastic, cheap and worthless. Though I doubt many other companies put quality before profit, that's just how business is.

I do find it funny though that in order for us regular associates to get a bonus, it depends on how much money is lost due to theft, repairs and the bottom line. If those numbers don't add up right, no bonus for us lowly hourly employees. I am pretty sure though that the Assistant Managers and the Store Manager gets a big fatty of a bonus regardless.

As far as pay goes, I didn't expect it to be good. It's better then a lot of jobs, but given the area I live in, and the fact that Wal-Mart is the BIGGEST retailer in the world, you think they could kick the pay up a notch. However they don't because they use the typical, "There's not much money in retail," excuse that we all know is a load of bullsh!t.

Corporations are not to be trusted, no matter what form they take. If the last few years have not taught us that, then we deserve what they give us...

Thorfinn

It is true that Walmart offer low prices because they buy in massive bulk at low cost, take less than normal retail margins, and rely on volume for their humongous profits.

Low labor costs are part of that fine-tuned equation. Increased labor costs means increased prices, lost volumes and profits.

Same style of warehouse retailing growing all over the world, same complaints.

Not defending your employer, just setting up the profit equation.

i saw a show in english class once about disney's sweat shops in honduras and the people were makin like a couple bucks a day and then they told them how much they were selling the clothes they made for and they freaked out! i would freak out too if my wage was like 1/20th of what the product was sold for, oh wait it's capitalism