Pocahontas and the Disney Propaganda Subverting Western Civilization

Disney’s 1995 Pocahontas turned a real historical figure, John Ratcliffe — the second governor of Jamestown — into a greedy, murderous caricature. The truth is far different. Ratcliffe’s real story is one of leadership in desperate times, a mission for survival during the Starving Time, and a brutal death at the hands of the Powhatan. His life, while not flawless, was marked by service and sacrifice, not cartoon villainy. But in the hands of modern Disney, the man who gave his life for the colony became the face of corruption, while the people who killed him were painted as noble, sympathetic, and wise.

This isn’t just a case of sloppy historical fiction. It’s part of a broader pattern in modern entertainment, particularly Disney: corrupting truth and virtue, undermining our cultural inheritance, and teaching audiences — especially the young — to despise the people and civilization that built the world they live in.

In this episode of The Restless Signal, we set the record straight on John Ratcliffe, examine the real events behind his story, and expose the deeper cultural subversion at work in Disney’s Pocahontas.