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For Mickey Mouse programming they came out with Thru the Mirror, where Mickey Mouse steps
through his bedroom mirror and ends up in another world (altered state). Not all of the Disney movies
that have mind-control programming themes got released to the public. One unreleased cartoon had
Penelope fleeing from a sinister looking Grandfather Clock which is carrying her to another world,
and has another scene where Penelope tries to hold onto someone who personifies the Wind. George
Lucas, who directed the movie Star Wars, which was a movie planned by the Illuminati & used for
Illuminati programming, also directed Disney’s movie "Captain EO". Captain EO (who looks like a
demonic entity) goes to rescue the Queen (who looks like the harlot describes as Mystery Babylon in
the Bible). The Queen is in captivity simply because she and her people believe in black and white
(which represent good and evil). When they renounce such a belief, they are saved by Michael
Jackson (in actual life a mind-controlled slave) playing Captain EO. It’s a New Age witchcraft film
through & through. By the way, Michael Jackson has gone to Disney amusement parks many times,
sometimes in disguise. It is public knowledge that his Jehovah’s Witness family has been very
abusive mentally and physically to their children. Disney has put out several movies on how the mind
works, such as the educational film The Brain & Nervous System in 1990. Their film Runaway Brain
is a cartoon where Dr. Frankenollie transplants Mickey’s brain into a monster’s body & vice-versa. A
1994 film, Puppet Masters shows the govt.’s secret Office of Scientific Intelligence trying to save the
U.S. from aliens who live in human bodies. In recent years, Bette Midler has been Disney’s main
actress. In the Vol. 2, it was exposed that she is possibly a Monarch Mind-controlled slave. She is
famous for her "mood swings" (switches in personality), and she had a "mental breakdown" in 1985.
Her eyes and body gestures are those of a programmed multiple. She has gone out on tour for Disney
without making -money, and she is best of friends with Jeffrey Katzenberg (second in command at
Disney). Jeffrey Katzenberg by the way is extremely disliked by his counterpart Sid Sheinberg. Bette
Midler plays Stella in the movie Stella. Stella is an occult name. In the movie, the script seems
tailored for Bette Midler and for someone who is a programmed slave, rather than the actress fitting
the role. At the movie’s end, Stella (Bette Midler) attends her own daughter’s marriage by peeking in
a window and watching from the outside. This is the script they give so many of the parts of a slave,
so that they feel unworthy and feel like they are always on the outside looking in at life. Many parts
(personalities) of slaves find it hard to connect with real life, because they feel they are on the outside
looking in. And then in true Disney fashion, Disney had Bette Midler play the role of the lead witch
in Hocus Pocus. The movie Hocus Pocus does some hocus pocus of its own. While pretending to
make fun of witchcraft, they actually teach witchcraft. They do make the 3 witches look comical. By
the way, the 3 witches stand for the maiden, mother, crone combo that the Illuminati reverence.
Disney subtly works in deep occult things, such as the all-seeing eye on the cover of the book, the
little girl promising the cat (who is a familiar spirit) that her descendants would always care for it
(true, because the cat was a generational spirit). The cat is killed in the movie but can’t die. And Bette
Midler as lead witch in her costume, which has some Mother-of-Darkness symbology on it, states as
she gets ready to take the life force from an innocent girl, "We want to live forever, so we take
children’s lives." This is wholesome entertainment for children? The Disney capacity for deception
extends to its own workers. PR men recruit young people for its Disney College program. They tell
the young people what a great stepping stone it will be for their careers. They have been known to
make it sound like the greatest thing in your life. Kids come from all over the country due to the slick
recruiting tactics to work for Disney. They are then housed in Disney housing, given menial jobs, and
paid low wages. Most people in the College Program leave disillusioned. If the worker happens to
think of a great idea, Disney officials have been known to steal the idea, and because the worker was
working for Disney the worker will find that they are unable to get any credit or money for the idea
that Disney steals and makes millions off of. One uncredited creator of a Disney sale item said,
,,iterally, they’re using everybody for everything." (Inside the Mouse, p. 239.)