Interview subjects in the documentary, “Walt’s Disenchanted Kingdom,” claim Disney’s leadership has sacrificed the company’s family-friendly image to woke rebranding in a misguided effort to secure future viewers and crack the Chinese market. 

Posted BY: Bill | NwoReport

Google-owned YouTube placed age restrictions on a documentary from the Catholic League that was critical of Disney earlier this month but has yet to explain the rationale behind their decision, or what specific aspects of the video triggered the move. 

Several interview subjects in the documentary, “Walt’s Disenchanted Kingdom,” claim Disney’s leadership has sacrificed the company’s family-friendly image to woke rebranding in a misguided effort to secure future viewers and crack the Chinese market.

In an interview with Just the News, Catholic League Communications Director Mike McDonald recapped the events surrounding the release and subsequent regulation of the online video. 

“We came into work a few weeks ago, and I noticed that YouTube had an age restriction up,” he began. “We had it embedded on our website, but when Youtube puts age restrictions on it, you can’t watch it as an embedded video. They said it wasn’t appropriate for children.”

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During the YouTube appeals process, McDonald recounted, he reminded the video-sharing platform it has “a carve-out for education and documentary materials,” telling them: “This is what that video is. The documentary was vetted by lawyers … There’s nothing in this film that’s objectionable. No cursing, no nudity, no gratuitous violence. Just people talking about Disney.”

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