Does BlackRock own Disney?
We note that hedge funds don't have a meaningful investment in Walt Disney. Looking at our data, we can see that the largest shareholder is The Vanguard Group, Inc. with 8.0% of shares outstanding. BlackRock, Inc. is the second largest shareholder owning 6.6% of common stock, and State Street Global Advisors, Inc.Apr 9, 2023
I still believe in the goodness and generosity of the American people. I love my country and will always STAND for GOD, Family and Freedom.
I remember thinking as a small child how sick Pinocchio was and Bambi losing its mom really affected me.
I guess now I get why they did it.
Absolutely Hope….
Are you familiar with
And We Know?
Please watch the video dated
June 30th of 2023.
Pinocchio is finally exposed.
I still believe in the goodness and generosity of the American people. I love my country and will always STAND for GOD, Family and Freedom.
Yes, that's the scene. As a little child I would think, "What is wrong with these people?" Do you know what is weird? I finally got to take my family to Disney many years ago and there was a show in Hollywood Studios part of the park that felt so evil, I took my daughter and left. I was shocked to get those feelings there. Ironically it was the one place that felt safe to me growing up. Sad 😔.
This is some incredible insight in to
these tunnels systems.
Thank you for sharing! I will add pics of what I gathered while researching this!
When I started mentioning this to those around me, lol, I knew it was not being received nor believed!
I couldn’t drive by a WalMart without thinking, they with their many locations thru many small towns in America, were hubs to this underground world!
Yes, it is so far fetched to believe any of this, but I do!
Been here since 2021, Dad, 24yr Marine! Grandmother, love President Trump! May God Bless Us All, WWG1WGA! Virginia is home! Love Sewing!
I'm the same way Debbie, every time I drive by a Walmart, I wonder are there children under there. It's a scary thought! It also bothers me as to how many Mom & Pop stores have been run out of towns do to Walmart's practices. It's my understanding they don't always buy things at a low price. Sometimes they buy things at high prices, and adjust price somewhere else, thus, it makes other grocery stores impossible to survive.
