Disney Channel Stars Actually Child Slaves »
Posted By ind06 3 months, 1 week ago in HumorBURBANK (CAP) - Evidence uncovered by a CAP News investigative team shows that the Disney Channel has been holding its young performers captive in a sort of indentured servitude, forcing them to appear in each other's shows and movies and sleep in the studio chained in boxes.
According to Disney records, the youngsters are brainwashed into thinking that Disney is a kind, loving guardian, and that they actually enjoy filming hundreds of hours of banal sitcoms and movies, recording albums of shamelessly derivative pop songs and going on months-long concert tours.
"Disney is cool. Disney is awesome. Working for Disney is fun," said glassy-eyed High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens in an eerie monotone.
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cowboygrandpa3 months, 1 week ago
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Well hey can they auction off the boxes those kids live in ???
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They might actually be able approach AIG and get some kind of derivative on them ya know ???
I mean what are the chances of someone not being able to afford the payments on a box ??? -
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Spadecaller3 months, 1 week ago
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In the mid 50’s ABC aired a popular series known as Spin and Marty which was produced by Walt Disney, the ringmaster and founder of the Disney empire. The show was set at the Triple R Ranch, which fronted as a boys western summer camp. But, they were not busting broncos at the Triple R; they were bending minds and producing an army of mouseketears, who have been running the Triple R - now known as Mausschwitz?
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I new there was something strange about Spin and Marty; years later they joined the infamous German television talk show known as Sprockets, created by Mike Myers. -

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