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The giant investment company's global influence on politics and economics is enormous. BlackRock is one of the most powerful organizations in the world, and its nefarious role in global economics and politics is becoming more apparent. The investment giant is pushing woke politics in the form of corporate social credit scores (ESG), which includes the dangerous “net zero” and LGBT agenda. BlackRock is also responsible for rigging the financial systems and has control over a significant portion of the world’s wealth. In order to fight back, we need to know what we are dealing with. In this article, we take...

We are all playing a rigged game against an all powerful Ai that most of us don’t even know exists. This is a zero-sum game where “we the people” lose every time. Did you know, when you invest in stocks, bonds, the real estate market and beyond, you are now betting against an AI with trillions of data points you and I will never even have access to? This AI is so powerful it now controls every company in every industry, every bank, financial institution and even the Federal Reserve. Aladdin tracks and monitors everything in our lives. And it’s...

The Broadway musical “Aladdin” had been shut down for 18-months until this week when they triumphantly performed a show Tuesday. But the Wednesday night show had to be canceled because of an outbreak of Covid-19 breakthrough cases was detected.The cast and crew, fully vaccinated per New York City’s, Broadway’s, and Disney’s mandates, still fell to Covid-19. It’s a broken record story that inexplicably cannot be fathomed by the millions of vaccine nannies across the country. Despite unambiguous data showing the “vaccines” do not offer much protection, if any, from Covid-19, the incessant drumbeat of “get vaxxed” persists.According to the NY...

Comcast-owned Sky has added trigger warnings to Disney’s Aladdin — both the 1992 original and the 2019 remake — warning its “outdated attitudes” may “cause offence today”. Sky, a British broadcaster that offers a pay-per-view film service, describes the ’90s classic first and foremost as a film which “has outdated attitudes, language and cultural depictions which may cause offence” — and only after that as a “Disney animation featuring the voice of the late Robin Williams”. Still more remarkable, however, is the fact that the 2019 remake of the Disney staple on offer in Sky’s online store contains the same trigger warning of having “outdated” content despite...

Mena Massoud had just, in theory, become a billion-dollar man. ...His big breakout year in Hollywood, and that aforementioned cash haul: the live-action remake of Aladdin, in which he beat out 2,000 actors to play the title character, had just crossed the billion-dollar mark at the box office. It turns out a billion dollars isn’t what it used to be. The handsome 28-year-old actor—the kind of handsome that gets cast as Disney princes, with hypnotizing dimples such that when a stranger flies up to your window on a throw rug and asks “do you trust me,” you swan dive onto...

Disney bosses said there were not enough Asian actors to fill roles certain skills Studio giant said there was lack of Asian stunt men, dancers and camel handlers Aladdin is due to be released in May next year and stars Will Smith as Genie

Billy Magnussen, a white actor, has been cast to play a prince in Disney’s upcoming “Aladdin” live action remake but many social media users criticized the move, accusing the studio giant of "whitewashing" the film's plot. Magnussen, who played a prince in Disney’s “Into the Woods,” was slated to play Prince Anders, who was not a character in the 1992 animated version. The Telegraph reported that Magnussen’s character would be Aladdin’s rival to winning over Princess Jasmine’s heart. Social media critics slammed the casting decision Tuesday and accused Disney of “whitewashing” the plot of the film. One social media user...

In the original Aladdin cartoon it is quite clear that Jafar is gay but this is portrayed in a negative way. His mannerisms and flamboyance used to characterize him as Other. I think it would be wonderful if his Homosexuality was embraced and acknowledged as something to be proud of and not despised or reviled as villainous. It would do so much to encourage young gay and trans kids whom have watched the original and will watch the live action film, and were/are made to feel like they have more in common with the bad ones( evil villain) because of...

Full title: Trump Lead Grows Nationally; 41% of His Voters Want to Bomb Country From Aladdin; Clinton Maintains Big Lead PPP's newest national Republican primary poll finds Donald Trump holding his largest lead yet in the wake of Tuesday night's debate. He's at 34% to 18% for Ted Cruz, 13% for Marco Rubio, 7% for Jeb Bush, 6% for Ben Carson, 5% for Chris Christie, 4% each for Carly Fiorina and Mike Huckabee, 2% each for John Kasich and Rand Paul, 1% each for Lindsey Graham and Rick Santorum, and less than 1% each for Jim Gilmore and George Pataki...

Almost one-third of Republican primary voters would support bombing the fictional kingdom of Agrabah, according to a report released by Public Policy Polling on Friday. In its poll, Public Policy Polling asked the 532 Republicans: “Would you support or oppose bombing Agrabah?” While 57% of responders said they were not sure, 30% said they supported bombing it. Only 13% opposed it.

A new century had come to America, People still lived by the flickering light of flat wick oil or kerosene lamps. The dawn of the century was about to change. bringing light into those lives. "Aladdin Industries Inc." was to bring America forth from its darkness with a unique product--the Aladdin mantle lamp. Victor Samuel Johnson was born in Nebraska and grew up on a farm there. ....In 1905 he saw a German lamp that made superior light with the use of a cone shaped "mantle" which was suspended above the lamps flame. The flame heated the mantle, causing it...

From Aladdin to Lost Ark, Muslims get angry at 'bad guy' film images Crude and exaggerated stereotypes are fuelling Islamophobia, says study Lucy Ward, Social affairs correspondent Thursday January 25, 2007 The Guardian (UK) Popular films ranging from Hollywood blockbusters to children's cartoons are depicting "crude and exaggerated" stereotypes of Muslims and perpetuating Islamophobia, according to a study published today. A report by the Islamic Human Rights Commission argues that films as diverse as The Siege, a portrayal of a terrorist attack on New York starring Denzel Washington and Bruce Willis, the Disney film Aladdin and the British comedy East...

Planet Hollywood co-founder to buy Aladdin casino (Las Vegas-AP) -- A federal judge has selected a joint venture involving Planet Hollywood's co-founder and the Starwood hotel chain to buy the bankrupt Aladdin hotel-casino. The judge's decision ended an 18-month process that included a frenzy of last-minute negotiations between bidders and creditors today during a standing-room only purchasing hearing in U-S Bankruptcy Court. The Aladdin will be renamed the Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino. The Planet Hollywood group intends to assume 510 (M) million dollars in debt and invest 90 (M) million dollars in the property over three years.

Planet Hollywood's star cash error Bruce Willis and Demi Moore were among the backers Troubled restaurant chain Planet Hollywood wrote off $5m (£3.2m) of loans to celebrities because its founders were more worried about being friends with the stars than the company's financial problems, a report has said. The high-profile themed restaurant became a worldwide chain after being launched with backing from stars like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Demi Moore and Sylvester Stallone. But its founders, Robert Earl and Keith Barrish, have been criticised for their links with stars as their company tries to escape bankruptcy, owing $20m (£13m) to...

It's open season on Christians – again By Rabbi Daniel Lapin One-time girlfriend of quirky California Gov. Jerry Brown in the '70s, singer Linda Ronstadt has been busy lately. She dedicated her song "Desperado" to Michael Moore and his bogus-mentary, "Fahrenheit 911," she got herself tossed out of the Aladdin casino in Las Vegas, and she gave an interview to a newspaper. Although I doubt this was her intention, she has actually taught us three lessons: One, she and many of her fellow entertainers do have a religion – I'd call it "secular fundamentalism." Two, it's open season on Christians,...

Response to Michael Moore's, "Open Letter to Bill Timmins, President Aladdin Casino and Hotel" As you most likely know, Michael Moore posted the following letter: After the letter, you will find the response... Open Letter to Bill Timmins, President Aladdin Casino and Hotel http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/index.php?id=93 Bill Timmins President Aladdin Casino and Hotel Las Vegas, NV July 20, 2004 Dear Mr. Timmins: I understand from the news reports I've read that, after Linda Ronstadt, one of America's greatest singers, dedicated a song to me from your stage on Saturday night, you instructed your security guards to remove her from the Aladdin, which...

LAS VEGAS - One of the partners buying the Aladdin hotel-casino said singer Linda Ronstadt (news) would be welcomed back to the property after the performer was kicked out over the weekend by current management for praising filmmaker Michael Moore. Planet Hollywood CEO Robert Earl of Orlando, Fla., said he'd like to take Moore up on the filmmaker's offer to join Ronstadt on Aladdin's stage and sing "America the Beautiful" when Earl's management team takes control of the bankrupt casino, as early as September. "We respect artists' creativity and support their rights to express themselves," Earl said in a statement...

NEW YORK The media storm over singer Linda Ronstadt getting booted out of a Las Vegas casino reached as far as the editorial page of The New York Times today, but a local daily, the Las Vegas Review-Journal, has been there from the start, even before the fateful show at the Aladdin. Today, its columnist Norm Clarke, who writes "Vegas Confidential," declared that Ronstadt's dedication of her encore song, "Desperado," to filmmaker Michael Moore was "only the half of it." Meanwhile, the other local daily, the Las Vegas Sun, has weighed in with an editorial charging that the casino boss...

Linda Ronstadt apparently got what she wanted -- to be 86'd from the Aladdin. In a bizarre performance notable for its bridge-burning comments, Ronstadt inflamed more than her Aladdin audience on Saturday by taking potshots at Las Vegas and dedicating "Desperado" to "Fahrenheit 9/11" filmmaker Michael Moore. When her show was over, the Aladdin had her checked out of her room and escorted off the premises. Many walked out during the show, one concertgoer tossed a cocktail on her poster, others defaced her posters and the box office was "a mob scene" of people seeking refunds, according to an Aladdin...