Curious about esoteric wisdom? Ask Donald duck!

This short video contains almost everything that under lies the teaching of western esoteric mystery schools.

Perhaps some of you remember this video from grade school? I know the school I attended played it every year, at a minimum, for all students.

Donald Duck in Mathemagic Land

For those illuminati-phobes, you're just going to LOVE this video.....

Wow! I actually remember that from when I was a kid! Should this really surprise anyone? We all do know what Walt Disney was, don't we?

Originally posted by wrathofall
Should this really surprise anyone? We all do know what Walt Disney was, don't we?

Yeah, we do. He was a great entrepreneur and visionary who had an incredible imagination!

Hey if you pause it at 1:55, its the Google Mail icon from my Android phone

Is Google in on this whole conspiracy? Juuuuust kidding. These videos bring me back though

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Before you say he was a Mason, he wasn't. As a kid he was in De Molay, but he never became a Mason, himself.

Mr. Disney was a member of the mystery schools. He was a 33 Degree Freemason of the Scottish Rite. As were many of the cartoon moguls and artists. So, it only stands to reason that there are references to the esoteric.

Originally posted by JoshNorton
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Before you say he was a Mason, he wasn't. As a kid he was in De Molay, but he never became a Mason, himself.

I just about spit soda out my nose!!

Dude...we've been on ATS waaaaaayyyyyyy too long!!! Thanks for making my day!!

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I can see that my warning arrived too late...

Originally posted by wrathofall
Mr. Disney was a member of the mystery schools. He was a 33 Degree Freemason of the Scottish Rite. As were many of the cartoon moguls and artists. So, it only stands to reason that there are references to the esoteric.

Tell you what, wrathoffall, call the Grand Lodge of California and find out what lodge he was a member of and when he was raised, then contact the Scottish Rite and let us know when he got the 33°. Arturo de Hoyos, their archivist, should be able to pull that up pretty quickly. His phone number is on the website, and his email address is probably first initial then last name @ scottishrite.org.

If it's true, you should find an answer real fast. If it's not true, you'll find an answer equally quickly. Either way, report back here, please.

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Ha! That's great! I can't believe I never saw that before (or at least don't remember it.) Of course, it is infinitely (pun intended) more complex than that but this is a good Cliff's note version boiling it down to it's simplest principles.

As for Disney himself, I know you and I don't see eye to eye on this one and I'm not going to make any assertions myself regarding this (like he was a Mason, etc, etc.) but Fritz Springmeyer identified the Disney line as being connected to the 13 Bloodlines. Also, I might add that I think the fundamentalist Christian conspiracists are the funniest (read: among the more rediculous) branch on the conspiracy theory tree because it's all filtered through the Bible and the Devil. I've only skimmed through the stuff in the link and haven't verified it through personal research but...

www.thewatcherfiles.com...

Originally posted by coyotepoet
As for Disney himself, I know you and I don't see eye to eye on this one and I'm not going to make any assertions myself regarding this (like he was a Mason, etc, etc.) but Fritz Springmeyer identified the Disney line as being connected to the 13 Bloodlines.

Wow, what a load of rubbish this Springmeyer is...

Ronald Reagan and Walt Disney were good friends and both cut from the same die in many ways. Both men were high ranking Freemasons,

actually, neither were Masons

both came from socialist backgrounds (Ronald’s mother was Eleanor Roosevelt’s best friend, & Walt’s Dad was a socialist leader), both were paid FBI informants, and both were involved heavily in the abuse of mind-controlled slaves. Walt always generously supported Reagan’s political campaigns, and in turn Reagan did political favors for Walt as Gov. of California.

Interesting how Gov. Reagan could do political favors for Walt, when Reagan wasn't inaugurated until 1967 and Walt died in 1966...

Walt’s first official attempt to direct a film (and last) was the film The Golden Touch in 1935.

Actually, Walt directed 114 shorts...

There are numerous other problems, but it's pointless to try to argue them here. It's clear enough, though, that some of the things Springmeyer claims are provably false...

I love that video. I haven't watched in years though. I used to stay up during Summer vacation and watch Vault Disney. I am also a huge Donald Duck fan.

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There are numerous other problems, but it's pointless to try to argue them here. It's clear enough, though, that some of the things Springmeyer claims are provably false...

That's why I provided the caveat that I did. I didn't say I agreed with it, I barely read it. I was just providing the link.

Walt Disney's frozen head is surely rolling in it's adorably wee cryo-chamber.

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Alllllso, I too, am inclined to think Springmeyer is probably a stinky old red herring.

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There's an amazing amount of knowledge in that short Disney video.

Disney used to be very educational for kids back in the day, but I don't think I can say as much anymore.