04/24/2022 6:29:43 AM PDT
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to SERKIT
The $64 question is how much of the $1B of corporate debt is for infrastructure (roads, sewage, electric grid, etc.) or debt on improvements to typical private property items such as new amusement rides, exhibits, buildings, etc.) The latter is not debt that the counties would incur. My estimate is that the vast majority of the $1B is exclusively Walt Disney and will not be transferred over to the counties.
04/24/2022 5:57:50 AM PDT
· 37 of 41 TMA62
to 17th Miss Regt
The $64 question is how much of the $1B of corporate debt is for infrastructure (roads, sewage, electric grid, etc.) or debt on improvements to private property such as new amusement rides, exhibits, buildings, etc.) The latter is not debt that the counties would incur. My estimate is that the vast majority of the $1B is exclusively Walt Disney and will not be transferred over to the counties.
Lastly the counties can now assess the taxes of 25,000 acres and Disney now has to pay taxes, something that has not done for 55 years.
10/06/2020 6:25:31 PM PDT
· 50 of 60 TMA62
to joma89
I think that polls in both 2016 and 2020 are bad and unreliable but I think this year it is worst.
In 2016, everyone thought that HRC was going to win so the polling was to ensure her victory. The pollsters were all surprised when Trump won.
This year, they are trying to get rid of Trump so the sampling and over representing dems is really thrown out the window now to try to get Biden to win.
01/05/2020 7:46:13 AM PST
· 86 of 97 TMA62
to Alas Babylon!
I always felt that the ‘protest’ at the US Embassy was a starting point to create unrest in Iraq. A long term campaign get get the US out of Iraq. Hostage taking would not be out of the question.
Trump took out the leadership of this movement last week.
Now this morning Iraqi Parliment has voted to expel the US from the country. To me, it sounds like there is a 5th column in the Iraqi government.