The Academy Awards are a well oiled affair.

The documentary chosen to replace Farenheit 9/11 at this year’s Academy Award Show is :

THE STORY OF THE WEEPING CAMEL

Luigi Falorni and Byambasuren Davaa

FILM SYNOPSIS

When a Mongolian camel gives birth to a rare white calf and then refuses to nurse it, the nomadic family that owns the herd tries desperately to keep the calf alive. They turn at last to a traditional remedy, enlisting the help of a musician to play a song that is said to make a mother camel weep and reclaim her child.

The rest of the world will not see ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’ on the Academy Awards show because it was not nominated due to censorship imposed by ABC, Disney and their cronies.

The Show is only that – just a show – but about a billion people are interested in it around the world. If only they knew what you know. Why not email your friends and family in this one instance to spread the word around the world that we know why the Academy Awards skipped ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’ in preference for the “THE STORY OF THE WEEPING CAMEL”

Luigi Falorni and Byambasuren Davaa

I think we as Americans owe it to the world to let them know that the show they are watching has been fixed – at least in this case – in order for them to remain in the dark about what is really happening in the United States.

Disney is associated with a company called ‘Sid R. Bass’

The company is an oil company based in Texas.

‘Sid R. Bass’

Age: 53

State and Town Fort Worth, Texas.

Party R

Billionaire Sid Richardson Bass is the eldest of Fort Worth's legendary Bass brothers. The Basses own as much as 15 percent of the newly merged Disney/Capital Cities/ABC. Many of Bass' political contributions seemed intended to facilitate the $19 billion merger, which hinged on the passage of the GOP-sponsored telecommunications bill and the removal of FCC limitations on both the ownership and the distribution of programming by the networks.

Disney owns ABC - which has an iron clad contract with the National Academy of Moving Picture Arts and Sciences - remember when Michael Eisner tried to block the release of 9/11 - now he's giving us more of the same by inserting Mickey Mouse into Uncle Sam in a very displeasing manner.

Disney should replace Main Street with the Board Room as its ideal of how it views America.

It's censorship, revenge and fright that is being displayed by Eisner and Disney and ABC.

The Walt Disney Company

Disney is not a media company that relies solely upon Mickey Mouse and amusement parks. From the ABC network to ESPN, Disney is an extremely well diversified corporation with so many holdings that they seemingly contradict one another. The same company that brings Peter Jennings and the ABC Family channel into living rooms is also the parent company of Miramax Films, a production unit specializing in violent and risqué features. Disney's roots date back to the early 20th century, however the company truly became the vertically integrated giant it is today after it acquired Capital Cities/ABC in 1995.

The Walt Disney Company

http://www.disney.com/

Corporate History

The Walt Disney Company corporate timeline

Holdings

publishing

broadcast and cable

movies

financial and retail

multimedia

music

theater & sports

theme parks and resorts

Publishing

Book Publishing Imprints

Hyperion

Miramax Books

ESPN Books

Theia

ABC Daytime Press

Hyperion Audiobooks

Hyperion East

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Cal Publishing Inc.

CrossGen

Hyperion Books for Children

Jump at the Sun

Volo

Michael di Caupa Books

Disney Global Children's Books

Disney Press

Global Retail

Global Continuity

Magazine titles include:

Automotive Industries

Biography (with GE and Hearst)

Discover

Disney Adventures

Disney Magazine

ECN News

ESPN Magazine (distributed by Hearst)

Family Fun

Institutional Investor

JCK

Kodin

Top Famille - French family magazine

US Weekly (50%)

Video Business

Quality

Broadcasting

(includes the Capital City/ABC subsidiary)

Television

ABC Television Network

Owned and Operated Television Stations

WLS - Chicago

WJRT - Flint

KFSN - Fresno

KTRK - Houston

KABC - Los Angeles

WABC - New York City

WPVI - Philadelphia

WTVD - Raleigh - Durham

KGO - San Francisco

WTVG - Toledo

Radio Stations

WKHX – Atlanta

WYAY – Atlanta

WDWD – Atlanta

WMVP – Chicago

WLS – Chicago

WZZN – Chicago

WRDZ – Chicago

WBAP – Dallas

KSCS – Dallas

KMEO – Dallas

KESN – Dallas

KMKI – Dallas

WDRQ – Detroit

WJR – Detroit

WDVD – Detroit

KABC – Los Angeles

KLOS – Los Angeles

KDIS – Los Angeles

KSPN – Los Angeles

KQRS – Minneapolis - St. Paul

KXXR – Minneapolis - St. Paul

KDIZ – Minneapolis - St. Paul

WGVX – Minneapolis - St. Paul

WGVY – Minneapolis - St. Paul

WGVZ – Minneapolis - St. Paul

WABC – New York City

WPLJ – New York City

WQEW – New York City

WEVD – New York City

KGO – San Francisco

KSFO – San Francisco

KIID – Sacramento

KMKY – Oakland

WMAL – Washington DC

WJZW – Washington DC

WRQX – Washington DC

KQAM – Wichita

KKDZ – Seattle

WSDZ – St. Louis

WWMK – Cleveland

KMIX – Phoenix

KADZ – Denver

KDDZ – Denver

WWMI – Tampa

KMIC – Houston

WMYM – Miami

WWJZ – Philadelphia

WMKI – Boston

WDZK – Hartford

WDDZ – Providence

WDZY – Richmond

WGFY – Charlotte

WDYZ – Orlando

WMNE – West Palm Beach

WEAE – Pittsburgh

WDRD – Louisville

WPPY – Albany, NY

KPHN – Kansas City

WQUA – Mobile

WBML – Jacksonville

WFDF – Flint

WFRO – Fremont, OH

WDMV – Damascus, MD

WHKT – Norfolk

Radio Disney

ESPN Radio (syndicated programming)

Cable Television

ABC Family

The Disney Channel

Toon Disney

SoapNet

ESPN Inc. (80% - Hearst Corporation owns the remaining 20%) includes ESPN, ESPN2,

ESPN News, ESPN Now, ESPN Extreme

Classic Sports Network

A&E Television (37.5%, with Hearst and GE)

The History Channel (with Hearst and GE)

Lifetime Television (50%, with Hearst)

Lifetime Movie Network (50% with Hearst)

E! Entertainment (with Comcast and Liberty Media)

International Broadcast

The Disney Channel UK

The Disney Channel Taiwan

The Disney Channel Australia

The Disney Channel Malaysia

The Disney Channel France

The Disney Channel Middle East

The Disney Channel Italy

The Disney Channel Spain

ESPN INC. International Ventures

Sportsvision of Australia (25%)

ESPN Brazil (50%)

ESPN STAR (50%) - sports programming throughout Asia

Net STAR (33%) owners of The Sports Network of Canada

Other International Ventures (all with minority ownership)

Tele-Munchen - German television production and distribution

RTL-2 - German television production and distribution

Hamster Productions - French television production

TV Sport of France

Tesauro of Spain

Scandinavian Broadcasting System

Japan Sports Channel

Television Production and Distribution

Buena Vista Television

Touchstone Television

Walt Disney Television

Walt Disney Television Animation (has three wholly owned production facilities outside the United States - Japan, Australia, Canada)

Movie Production and Distribution

Walt Disney Pictures

Touchstone Pictures

Hollywood Pictures

Caravan Pictures

Miramax Films

Buena Vista Home Video

Buena Vista Home Entertainment

Buena Vista International

Financial and Retail

Financial

Sid R. Bass (partial interest - crude petroleum and natural gas production)

Retail

The Disney Store

Multimedia

Walt Disney Internet Group

ABC Internet Group

ABC.com

ABCNEWS.com

Oscar.com

Mr. Showbiz

Disney Online (web sites and content)

Disney's Daily Blast

Disney.Com

Family.Com

ESPN Internet Group

ESPN.sportzone.com

Soccernet.com (60%)

NBA.com

NASCAR.com

Skillgames

Wall of Sound

Go Network

Toysmart.com (majority stake - educational toys)

Disney Interactive (develops/markets computer software, video games, CD-ROMs)

Music

Buena Vista Music Group

Hollywood Records ( popular music and soundtracks for motion pictures)

Lyric Street Records (Nashville based country music label)

Mammoth Records (popular and alternative music label)

Walt Disney Records

Theater and Sports

Theatrical Productions

Walt Disney Theatrical Productions (productions include stage version of The Lion King,Beauty and the Beast, King David)

Professional Sports Franchises

Anaheim Sports, Inc.

Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (National Hockey League)

Theme Parks & Resorts

Disneyland - Anaheim, CA

Disney -MGM Studios

Disneyland Paris

Disney Regional Entertainment (entertainment and theme dining in metro areas)

Disneyland Resort

Disney Vacation Club

Epcot

Magic Kingdom

Tokyo Disneyland (partial ownership)

Walt Disney World - Orlando, FL

Disney's Animal Kingdom

Disney - MGM Studios

Walt Disnery World Sports Complex (golf course, auto racing track and basball complex)

Disney Cruise Line

The Disney Institute

Other

TiVo (partial investment)