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I hope everyone's having an absolutely wonderful day today.

I hope everybody's having a blessed day as always and continually getting the truth out there.

And I saw something funny this morning I wanted to bring up.

I thought it was pretty interesting because I figured this was going to happen as they weren't going to go down without a fight when it comes to the entire agenda that Disney's promoting.

As Florida now has signed into law dissolving the Reedy Creek district that allows Disney to operate essentially with impunity as their own country and pretty much be exempt from any and all taxes and requirements.

They are now saying that Disney will not comply until the state pays off the district's extensive debt.

So what happened was with this Reedy Creek Corporation that they built in 1967, Disney took over responsibility. They said now allegedly for providing

municipal services like power, water, roads, and fire protection. As you do in your own country or in your own city, in your own province, what they have is completely tax-exempt because they're essentially their own country.

Hence, they had to build their own infrastructure.

And they were completely free from paying any type of taxes.

But what they said was that Reedy Creek has about $1 billion

an outstanding bond debt that it originally was selling to float the cost of maintaining

this infrastructure that they built in, according to the credit rating agency, Fitch ratings.

Due to that pledge, they said Reedy creek said is expecting to continue business as usual

until florida pays off their debt now i knew there's going to be some convoluted nonsense that

occurred with this because i had a feeling in 1967 they wrote this thing with the intentional aspect

of being able to defraud the state of florida long term and not have to have any type of requirements.

The ironic about this is that the market capital of Disney is around $80 billion with operations in China, California, and Florida.

But yet they're now saying that they have this debt, which quite frankly, $1 billion is a lot of money, a lot of money to any normal

individual or any normal business. However, that is literally a drop in the bucket when it comes to

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