Former Green Beret Thomas Kasza Accuses Disney-Owned National Geographic Of Creating Hit List Targeting American Allies In Afghanistan

That Park Place ^ | 02/13/2024 | John F. Trent

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Former Green Beret and the founder and director of the 1208 Foundation Thomas Kasza accused The Walt Disney Company and its subsidiary National Geographic of creating a hit list that was used to target American allies in Afghanistan.

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Next, Kasza made his accusation against The Walt Disney Company and National Geographic, “Now, given this current audience I imagine that many here are likely familiar with the National Geographic’s documentary Retrograde, which chronicles the final collapse of Afghanistan. And what makes it so impactful and so unconsciously damnable is that no faces are blurred, no identity is concealed whether American or Afghan a creative decision approved by Disney and Nat Geo executives.”

He continued, “Think of the absolute arrogance required to believe that the Taliban somehow would not find an online video which chronicled their ultimate triumph. And if not arrogance the absolute soulless indifference towards exposing and exploiting those who protected American soldiers.”

“So as Retrograde became a hit in Hollywood it became a hit list in Afghanistan,” he asserted. “A hit list which the Taliban used to identify, abduct, torture, and kill one who my organization pledged to protect, a 21-year-old father named Omar.”

[Skywise]

WDW Pro (one of the co-founders of That Park Place) had his YouTube channel demonetized for posting a video about this. Disney on the attack.

[Does so]

Reprehensible!

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