Ah. So now it's transfering ILLEGAL migrants in a "civil manner", whatever the fuck that means.
And read those migrant statements again, and who reported them, and who was asking.
No, Shooter hasn't seen any migrant statements claiming they were mislead, or abused, or dumped on the street that he'd give much credence to.
He'd believe Biden when he said he graduated top of his class before he'd believe those statements.

Oh, and would you translate this for us?

"But then we than, I know I don't care what you believe, and I've got nothing to prove to you"​

 

LOL! I'm not surprised you don't know what civil means...

 

Disney’s Don't Say Gay Bill Lawsuit Win Puts DeSantis on Notice
Disney's victory in an investor lawsuit against the House of Mouse over its opposition to the Don't Say Gay law sends a message to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

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The Walt Disney Co. has fired a shot across the bow of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's campaign against the House of Mouse with a significant victory in a "Don't Say Gay" law investor lawsuit.

Judge Lori Will of the Delaware Court of Chancery on June 27 ruled that Disney did not act negligently when it spoke out against the Parental Rights in Education legislation, or Don't Say Gay law, signed into law by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in March 2022, Disneyland News Today reported.



Will ruled that there was no evidence that Disney was "grossly negligent or acted in bad faith" or "suffered from disabling conflicts" from their response to the Don't Say Gay law. She said the lawsuit was benefitting conservative non-profit law firm Thomas More Society that was paying Disney investor Kenneth Simone's legal costs, as his lawyer is a special counsel for the Thomas More Society.



Judge Rules in Favor of Disney
"The plaintiff’s counsel and the Thomas More Society are entitled to their beliefs. But a Section 220 suit, which is designed to address the plaintiff’s interests as a stockholder, is not a vehicle to advance them,” Will said.

DIS) - Get Free Report in the Delaware Court of Chancery, alleging that the House of Mouse "created far-reaching financial risks" for the company after responding to the Don't Say Gay bill, signed into law by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in March 2022, WDW News Today reported in December.

In his lawsuit, Simone demanded internal Disney records regarding its response to the Don't Say Gay Bill.

“The financial repercussions from Disney’s actions, and resulting harm to the company and its stockholders, have been swift and severe,” Simone said in court papers. He added that Disney ignored warnings from DeSantis that opposing the law publicly could have severe circumstances.

DeSantis began his war on Disney after then-CEO Bob Chapek spoke out against the Don't Say Gay legislation, HB 1557, just weeks before the governor signed the legislation into law in March 2022. The Florida House of Representatives passed the bill in February 2022, the State Senate approved it and the governor signed it in March 2022. The legislation became law on July 1, 2022.

The right-wing Republican governor, in his war on woke, would later sign another bill dismantling Disney's Reedy Creek Improvement District that governed Disney World's infrastructure, building codes and taxes in the Lake Buena Vista, Fla., area., which was his answer to Disney's opposition to the Don't Say Gay law.



That action by DeSantis led Disney CEO Bob Iger to cancel a $1 billion headquarters project in Florida and threaten to reconsider plans to spend $17 billion on projects at the Disney World Resort.

Disney Goes After DeSantis in Court
Disney has gone on the offensive against DeSantis in court, too. The company in April filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Florida against DeSantis and a five-member board that replaced the Reedy Creek board over targeting the company in a campaign of retaliation and weaponizing government power against Disney that it described as "patently retaliatory, patently anti-business, and patently unconstitutional."

DeSantis on June 26 filed a motion seeking to dismiss the lawsuit filed against him.


https://www.thestreet.com/travel/di...uts-desantis-on-notice?puc=yahoo&cm_ven=YAHOO

 

DeSantis signs bill allowing new roads to be built with mining waste linked to cancer
by Olafimihan Oshin - 06/29/23 9:43 PM ET

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Republican presidential candidate Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during a town hall event in Hollis, N.H., Tuesday, June 27, 2023. (AP Photo/Josh Reynolds)
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a bill on Thursday that will allow new roads in the state to be built with “radioactive” mining waste that has been linked to cancer.

HB 1191 adds phosphogypsum to a list of “recyclable materials” that can be used for the construction of roads. The list also includes ground rubber from car tires, ash residue from coal combustion byproducts, recycled mixed-plastic, glass and construction steel.


Phosphogypsum, a waste product from manufacturing fertilizer, emits radon — a radioactive gas, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The material also contains radioactive elements such as uranium, thorium and radium.

Radon is second to smoking as a leading cause of lung cancer. The gas has been linked to 21,000 lung cancer deaths every year in the U.S, according to the EPA.

The agency previously confirmed to CBS News that the mining waste — leftover material from phosphate rock — is potentially cancer-causing. The material is stored in gypstack systems in an effort to prevent it from coming in contact with people and the environment.

The bill also noted that the state’s Department of Transportation will have to conduct a study to “evaluate the suitability” of its use, adding that it “may consider any prior or ongoing studies of phosphogypsum’s road suitability in the fulfillment of this duty,” according to CBS News.

The department’s study must be completed by April 1, 2024.


Phosphate mining has been an ongoing problem in the state in recent decades. In 2021, a breach at Piney Point, a former phosphate mining facility in Manatee County, resulted in 215 million gallons of water with environmentally toxic levels of nutrients ending up in the Tampa Bay area with a 10-day span.


In a statement, Florida and Caribbean director and attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity Elise Bennett said the bill is “reckless handout to the fertilizer industry.”

“Gov. DeSantis is paving the way to a toxic legacy generations of Floridians will have to grapple with,” Bennett told CBS News. “This opens the door for dangerous radioactive waste to be dumped in roadways across the state, under the guise of a so-called feasibility study that won’t address serious health and safety concerns.”



https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...-be-built-with-mining-waste-linked-to-cancer/

 

OH MY GOD!!
RADON!!
IN OUR ROADS!!

Whatever it takes, eh?
Radon: Truth vs. myth (forensic-applications.com)

 

Really? You want us to take the word of a private consulting firm? What agenda do they have?

 

Shooter gives not an amoeba fart what you do with the information.
If it doesn't fit your agenda ignore it.
Don't care.

 

Um, I give it a 4 for putting words in the frogs mouth, and a 2 for too little originally...

 

How arrogant of anon to think his judgement is dispositive of your post, mstrman.
Betcha this post triggers him!

 

Lol... Using big words makes the space alien sound smart, but we all know appearance are deceiving...

 

Oh. Sorry.
Which word was it you are struggling with?
think?
judgement?
trigger?

 

The minion has spoken!

 

Well, at least you figured out I was talking to you...

 

Tsk tsk tsk

 

And you prove my point...

 

Only in you head

 

Hey shooters little parrot chiming in.