The High Priest: They wanted someone who had an in with the entertainment community. Lets not forget that the original founders of this organization (Bohemian Club) were artists and entertainers. Had they been pushed aside for politics and the elite? Yes, but they liked to pretend they still cared. In the 60's, they decided they needed someone to be in charge of all the ceremonies. Someone who actually had experience with religion. They turned to one of the board members (Roy Disney). This particular board member was not as famous as his younger sibling (Walt Disney), but controlled all the money in the company ("The Walt Disney Company") he and his sibling ran. All of you know this company. I would venture to say that every man woman and child on Earth has heard of this company. For years, this company had lots of cash flow issues. It wasn't until the late 60's and early 70's after this deal was made that the company never really worried about cash again. To supplement their cash position, the company was always making porn for the mafia and using their worldwide distribution network to move it. An interesting side note is that all of the legwork the company did in the very very early 1940's in South and Central America with various governments is that the mob partners of the company used those connections and networks to develop drug smuggling routes. Anyway, our organization reached out to the sibling and wondered if he knew anyone. Of course if he did, the person would be hired and given a very nice home right in the Opus 1 area (Napa Valley/"Silverado Vineyards Winery") which is was about as exclusive as it could get. Of course the sibling knew someone. He foisted upon the group his son-in-law (Ron W. Miller) who stayed the high priest until his death. This deal also gave rise to the television agreements that finally got this company in the black. "Bohemian Club"/Roy Disney/Walt Disney/"The Walt Disney Company"/Napa Valley "Silverado Vineyards Winery"/Ron W. Miller

WIRED Staff

Culture

04.01.1999 03:00 AM

Disney's Secret Porn URL?

Who owns the domain name "mybigstiffy.com?" Would you believe Disney? A faxed statement from Disney's Touchstone Pictures said Buena Vista Pictures Marketing Disney's film distribution arm says that Walt Disney registered the name "at the request of one of our filmmakers" that worked on the PG-13 rated movie Mafia. "It referred to a joke in the end credits" of the movie, said the spokesperson, who asked not to be identified. But don't look for Walt's Stiffy Site anytime soon. "After careful review, the name was deemed inappropriate and the link to the 'Mafia' Web site has been discontinued."

Who owns the domain name "mybigstiffy.com?" Would you believe Disney? A faxed statement from Disney's Touchstone Pictures said Buena Vista Pictures Marketing Disney's film distribution arm says that Walt Disney registered the name "at the request of one of our filmmakers" that worked on the PG-13 rated movie Mafia. "It referred to a joke in the end credits" of the movie, said the spokesperson, who asked not to be identified. But don't look for Walt's Stiffy Site anytime soon. "After careful review, the name was deemed inappropriate and the link to the 'Mafia' Web site has been discontinued."

https://www.wired.com/1999/04/disneys-secret-porn-url/

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Disney World and Its Tangled Web With CIA Ops

By: Diana Brown

Disney World under construction

The first phase of Walt Disney World under construction at Orlando, Florida, covered 27,000 acres (10,927 hectares) in November 1969, at that time the world's largest amusement park. Alan Band/Fox Photos/Getty Images

Disney World might be the happiest place on Earth, but just like any fantasy, there's a little dark magic hiding under the theme park's shiny exterior. And that's exactly what the guys at Stuff They Don't Want You To Know want you to know about. In the episode of the podcast, "Building Disney: the Magic Kingdom and the CIA" Matt Frederick, Ben Bowlin and Noel Brown could end up tarnishing some of your favorite childhood memories as they tell the truth behind the astonishing conspiracy of how Walt Disney enlisted the help of CIA agents to build his famous park.

Disneyland, the first theme park in Anaheim, California, opened in 1955, helping turn around the fortunes of the Disney company. But when Walt Disney envisioned his second park, he didn't stop at just attractions and concessions. He thought he would create a utopian "city of tomorrow" — a planned community for people to live and work. To do that, he needed a lot more land.

Orlando, Florida, was ideal, but Disney didn't just waltz right up to landowners to acquire his acres. Instead, he hired two notoriously shady men: Paul Helliwell, who ran CIA operations in Southeast Asia, and William "Wild Bill" Donovan, head of the World War II spy organization that eventually became the CIA. With their help, Disney could not only keep the land low-cost, but also retain total control over it in perpetuity.

First, to get the land as cheaply and discreetly as possible, "Wild Bill" Donovan and his law firm created numerous shell corporations through which the property could be purchased. And he orchestrated a disinformation campaign to keep the locals from determining that it was really the Disney company that was buying it up as fast as it could, otherwise, residents would ask for a lot more money.

Eventually, people were suspicious enough that Walt Disney had no choice but to come clean; he admitted he was building a new park in Orlando. Immediately, the value of the land shot up. The Mouse House had been purchasing land for as little as $80 an acre, but after the announcement that he was building Disney World, the price skyrocketed to $80,000 per acre (yes, per acre!). By then, however, the company had already purchased 27,000 acres (10,927 hectares), and spent an average of $200 per acre, so it still worked in its favor.

But then how could the Walt Disney Company maintain control of such a large piece of property? That's when CIA spy Paul Helliwell came into the picture. His answer? Create phantom cities where the property was located, install a compliant government and just make your own rules.

So the cities of Bay Lake — where the current four theme parks are now located — and Lake Buena Vista, which encompasses Downtown Disney and its surrounding hotels, were created, and handpicked Disney employees moved in to control the voting. Meanwhile a third phantom, the Reedy Creek Improvement District, handled local-government things like waste removal, emergency medical services and fire departments. That meant Disney World was exempt from zoning and land use laws, and public money generated within the theme parks would stay in the business, too. It truly was a whole new world.

But the Disney conspiracies don't stop here: There are also rumors of secret, super-exclusive clubs on theme park grounds, as well as deaths covered up by Disney to keep the reputation of the park squeaky-clean. What other secrets are hidden in this giant wonderland? You'll have to listen to the entire podcast to find out. One thing's for sure, with Matt, Ben and Noel on the case, there will be no Donald Duck-ing the truth.

https://adventure.howstuffworks.com/destinations/theme-parks/disney-world-and-its-tangled-web-with-cia.htm

How the CIA Helped Disney Conquer Florida

Small World After All

T.D. Allman

Updated Jul. 11, 2017 11:16PM ET / Published Apr. 14, 2013 4:45AM ET

Guido Cozzi/Atlantide Phototravel, via Corbis

Starting in the mid-1960s when Disney set out to establish the Disney World Theme Park, they were determined to get land at below market prices and Disney operatives engaged in a far-ranging conspiracy to make sure sellers had no idea who was buying their Central Florida property. By resorting to such tactics Disney acquired more than 40 square miles of land for less than $200 an acre, but how to maintain control once Disney's empire had been acquired? The solution turned out to be cartoon-simple, thanks to the CIA.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-the-cia-helped-disney-conquer-florida

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bohemian_Club_members

the body is too long

one of the living members is newt gingrich

other living members are bob weir, sean o'keefe, john lehman, henry kissinger, tom johnson, george h. evans, William Henry Draper III, harlan crow, Christopher Buckley, Peter R. Arnott

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bohemian_Club_members

the body is too long

one of the living members is newt gingrich

other living members are bob weir, sean o'keefe, john lehman, henry kissinger, tom johnson, george h. evans, William Henry Draper III, harlan crow, Christopher Buckley, Peter R. Arnott