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Alright, call me a bit crazy but I love hearing about disney conspiracy theories and if you know disney, you know that there are a ton of people who love to come up with these crazy stories and ideas.

Anyways, whether you have a conspiracy you heard and would like to share, or you found your own special conspiracy all by your own, then post them here, laughs and giggles all around.

These aren't to be taken seriously, meaning that there is to be no bashing, mocking, or anything of that sort here, this is for fun alright.

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First Conspiracy:

The nazi pinocchio theory: Someone had come up with the idea that Walt Disney had collaborated with Nazis to create the animated movie pinocchio as nazi propaganda. In the movie, Pinocchio is the innocent german boy who becomes tainted by the fox and the cat (who symbolize homosexuals), Stromboli ( a gypsy), and the Coachman (A Jew), all whom are evil. The blue fairy, blonde and blue eyes, can save pinocchio, etc.

You get the point.

I personally thought this idea was just way farfetched but funny as heck. First off, pinocchio is set in Italy ((the lederhosen may throw you off, I know)) and secondly, these assumptions seem like a big streeetch to me if you see my point.

Anyway, believe it if you want, but to me, this will always be one of my personal favorite conspiracies.

I always felt the reason why Disney was so "antisemetic" was because all his big rivals in the movie business were Jewish, so if it had been any other race it wouldn't have mattered, it was just those people he didn't like -shrugs-

That one was proven, a disgruntled employee came forward (the animater) and even said Disney corporation had no knowledge of it but then, The Disney Corporation then fired him and removed that window all together, also he was sued I believe also.

The black blobs I never saw as black men, and forgive me if I seem rude, but I think that the idea that its symbolism of black people is a bit of a stretch. After all, in one of the scenes, they're hairy almost like gorillas, I really do believe that it was just a way to make the situation all the more scary with big shadow like monsters being on the island.

And as for Walt being anti-Semitic, I'm not so sure about that one either, I remember reading a biography that revealed that one of Walt's employees was anti Semitic, and this employee was in charge of hiring new workers, but wouldn't hire jews, and Walt got the rap.

*shrugs* Just some ideas to throw out there.

And yes, there are a bunch of scandalous sexual stuff in some of the movies, though this is the act of individual workers and not the company necessarily.

;3

Am I the only Disney fan out there who believes that "I seen an Elephant fly" was a great song - regardless of the implications involved?

I honestly believe that people make up things to make Disney look..not so innocent.

I mean look at people of today. Of the past. Throughout History. People LOVE to make people look bad. Those who are incredibly innocent MUST have some evil in them. And those who are incredibly evil must have some good in them.

Walt Disney-Racist (I guess the evil..)
Adolf Hitler- Wanted to attend Art School (I guess the good..)

Bad examples but you get the point :/

Now yes Disney has come across many problems throughout it. But people sign up to do these kinds of things. People have different intentions with what they want to do in their job and what not.
One guy may have wanted to throw in a naked lady in a disney movie since he was 16.
Another guy may have just wanted to do the beautiful artwork of the woods of Sleeping Beauty.
And a third person may have wanted to kill all the characters by slowly ruining each character's reputation lol. You never know :/

Examples of people ruining people's reputations:
Lady Gaga is a man
Ciara is a man and revealed it on Oprah (supposidly-however it's a complete lie -.-)
The man who put out Miley Cyrus's no underwear shot online
The man who found Miley Cyrus's pics to Nick Jonas and put them online
Same thing as above-Vanessa Hudgens to Zac Efron
Adrian Bailon to..I'm not sure who. But whoever was her bf at the time
Chris Crocker (the man is defending someone and he gets insulted :/ way to take a fall chris i respect him a lot he stood up for Britney)
Michael Jackson likes little boys
Hitlers grandmother was a Jew

GUYS THE LIST GOES ON! Now some of these may be true but the point is that people LOVE ruining others-in any way possible.

Mr. Disney was a racist, but I doubt he used his movies to get out the word "HEY I'M A RACIST LET'S MESS WITH EVERY RACE OUT THERE biggrin "
Because if that's the case-then every single movie disney has made can be taken in some racist way or another. :I
There has been one movie that is taken for sure as racist, even though it wasn't meant to be that way-I cannot remember the name at the movie but I heard they only made a few of copies of that movie because the media was so against it. :I

The movie Song of the South is another film that has such conflicting messages...but it also holds a special place in my heart for two reasons.
The man known as Uncle Remus was actually on a plantation in my homestate of Louisiana
and the late, great Oscar winning actress Hattie Mcdaniel
(please forgive my missspelling but I think y'all get the idea)