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I do not doubt that Satan was mocking the folly of man by tying the two together. For those not yet
aware, Walt Disney had deep associations with Freemasonry. Answering the question of whether
Walt Disney was a Freemason, a website by Freemasons offers the following explanation.

Now part of what may have cause(sic) the confusion is that during the 1950s, Disneyland sponsored
various clubs for its employees, including a knitting club, a shooting club, a skiing club, bowling and
softball teams. There was also a Masonic club at Disney, presumably for the employees who were
Freemasons.

However, even though Disney wasn't a Freemason, he did belong to Demolay as a boy, which is a
fraternal organization sponsored by Masonry. While many Demolay do go on to become
Freemasons, Walt Disney never joined a Masonic Lodge. Walt Disney was kind of a big deal in
Demolay--he was only the 107th member to join the organization, and a member of the Mother
Chapter. He was later inducted into Demolay's Legion of Honor, and the Hall of Fame. He was very
fond of the Demolay organization, and spoke out favorably about it often. In fact, he made his
creation, Mickey Mouse, a member of Demolay!
[Source: http://www.midnightfreemasons.org/2011/10/walt-disney-freemason-or-not_26.html]

DeMolay is a Masonic organization for children named in honor of Jacques De Molay, the last Grand
Master of the Knights Templar, the paternal organization to which Freemasonry traces its roots.
Jacques De Molay was burned at the stake in the year 1314, having been accused of numerous
profane and obscene crimes. The Knight’s Templars were accused of many sordid acts, including
worshiping Baphomet and indulging in homosexuality, pedophilia, and other forms of sexual
debauchery. When one examines how the Walt Disney company perverts and sexually corrupts the
lives of youth today, it is quite believable that the spirit of De Molay permeates this organization.

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Others have speculated that Walt Disney was secretly a 33 degree Freemason. This conclusion is
supported by the secret club at Disneyland in California called Club 33.