My daughter would have no idea what the "Eye of Horus" was on the top of the pyramid. (Tip - it's completely different from the "All Seeing Eye"
of the Illuminati fame...) To her, that would just be a toy with tons of cool "secret" compartments and stuff. I would look at it as a way for her
to become interested in another culture and a good way to introduce her to ancient history.
The dinosaur book has a 'cola' bottle in many pages. While it could be argued that putting a cola bottle in a kid's book in the age of obesity is
not a good idea, is there a Coke-conspiracy here? Doubtful... Also, last time I checked, I bought the groceries - not my kid.
"Good Teenagers Take Off Their Clothes"? Really? I heard something that might have sounded like that - but to allege that it's a malicious
subliminal message is a stretch... I guess that you could say that since it's a Disney film, and Disney makes their money off of children - that
they'd want more children in the world and thereby they'd encourage kids to get nekked and "do it"... but is that realistic?
I think, rather, I know that my 5 year old wouldn't know what "sex" means and doubt she could even recognize anything in that clip. It's
like looking at clouds - you see what you want to see.
Believe what you want, but I don't see anything to these claims.
As always, I, as the parent, have the responsibility of guiding my kids. As such, they're not going to be the type that's easily steered by alleged
messages in their toys and movies.



