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Yes, she is truly nuttier than squirrel shit in a walnut factory.
I wonder if she really is delusional and actually believes this.
I am SO using this phrase in the future!Yes, she is truly nuttier than squirrel shit in a walnut factory.


Despicable, disgusting and horrendous. The childhood abuse and hypocrisy knows no bounds in these fiends.Red handed groomer activity from the party that tries to say LGBT+ people are the groomers:
Disney is a corporation first and anything else second... It bugs me when people think big corporations like that are "woke" because they would gladly advocate sending queer people to death camps if that was more popular... Disney has gotten good at exploiting progressive causes, and certainly has some genuinely progressive employees, but senior leadership is a friend to nobody and never has been. ...kind of like my own company.I'm not defending DeSatan by posting this but people should also know that "the mouse" has done a lot of dirty mouse deeds to the residents of central Florida. Problem is that DeSatan is not all that smart and is using this to pander to his base - because of that, the mouse will win. The problem with Disney, is not everything the mouse does is above board.
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Mickey Mouse’s CIA Con
<p>With advice from former CIA operatives and lawyers, Disney bought up the land for Florida’s Disney World and orchestrated a unique legal situation—and set up an unconstitutional form of government. An excerpt from T.D. Allman’s <i>Finding Florida</i>.<br> </p>www.thedailybeast.com
From everything I've read and people who have lived in the area since the 60's, what the Daily Beast has reported is absolutely true.
But hey, what a defense:The Texas House will vote as early as Tuesday on whether to expel Rep. Bryan Slaton (R), one of its most conservative members, after an investigation found that he served alcohol to a 19-year-old intern, had inappropriate sexual conduct with her, then tried to cover up his actions. The House General Investigations Committee recommended his expulsion and detailed the investigation in a 16-page report passed out to all 150 members on the House floor on Saturday.
Slaton, a former Southern Baptist youth and family minister, did not deny the allegations or express regret or remorse for his conduct, the report said. Instead, his lawyer argued that the behavior was conducted outside the workplace and thus none of the committee's business. In April, Slaton's lawyer had accused "second-tier media" of circulating "false" and "outrageous claims" against Slaton.