GayDays at Family Friendly Disney on Pause

'GayDays' at Disney World on ice after sponsors pull out

Salacious posts from the organizers had promised 'carnal' events and 'uninhibited freedom.'

In yet another sign of a reverse in cultural trends, the organizers of the annual "GayDays" at Disney World announced the event has been put on "pause" this year after several sponsors dropped out.

The event usually lasts for several days and occurs in June during LGBTQ+ Pride Month. This year's event would have been the 35th anniversary at the Orlando resort in Florida.

"After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to pause the GayDays Orlando event scheduled for June 2026," the statement reads.

"Changes to our host hotel agreement, the loss of key sponsorship support, and broader challenges currently impacting LGBTQIA+ events nationwide made it impossible to deliver the experience our community deserves," the organizers added.

Terrorist threatened to carry out hate-fueled mass violence in our country

Jordanian man accused of attacking Fla. power facility over support for Israel

A Jordanian citizen residing in Orlando, Florida, has been charged for allegedly destroying solar panels at an energy facility and making threats against businesses in the state because he believed they supported Israel.

Hashem Younis Hashem Hnaihen has been charged with four counts of threatening to use explosives and one count of destruction of an energy facility, and is being held behind bars pending a resolution in the case.

According to court records, Hnaihen began smashing the windows of several businesses in the Orlando area and leaving "warning letters" threatening to "destroy or explode everything here in whole America. Especially the companies and factories that support the racist state of Israel."

CNN has reached out to a defense lawyer for Hnaihen.

Hnaihen also attempted to purchase a firearm and lied about his lack of US citizenship, prosecutors say. During a background check, however, prosecutors say the issue was discovered and Hnaihen was not able to purchase the weapon.

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I would like to know if he is one of the terrorists who has crossed our border under the watch of our border czar.

The Mouse's House, the Worst Year

Disney Blindsided Again! They Got A Whole New Problem They Never Saw Coming

The company relocated many employees from California to Orlando, Florida, during the pandemic due to coronavirus restrictions. However, since the move, the company has been hit financially because of its woke agenda.

And, The employees they relocated during the Pandemic from California are refusing to leave (can anyone blame them?) and have no plans to move unless they are forced. They are firing 7,000 employees.

The narrative is that Disney is fine and Florida is going to fall apart without them. In reality, Disney is joined at the hip with Florida (whether they like it or not) and now their employees want to stay despite left groups claiming the state is dangerous like the alt-Left NAACP.

Reports show that The Walt Disney Company lost $123 billion in market value in just the past year as its stock price closed the year down 44%.

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Woke Disney Went to War with Governor DeSantis--Bad move

DeSantis Just Gave Disney A Very Bad Day… Then It Gets Worse

It went from bad…

This story began when the media insisted on calling legislation that protected our youngest students from being force-fed information about sexual realites the ‘don’t say gay’ bill.

Of course, at no point in the legislation did it use the word ‘gay’, but the media had a narrative and they were running with it.

For woke Disney and the ‘evil’ right-wing Governor DeSantis, the bait was just too tempting. Disney went all-in. They went to war with DeSantis over the legislation and tried to push values contrary to what the electorate of Florida had given their own elected officials a mandate to accomplish.

A new bill was proposed by Florida politicians on Monday, which would give the governor full control over the district and the ability to appoint the five-member board of supervisors that run the special district.

The nominees would then need to be confirmed by Florida state senators. The proposed legislation would keep in place Reedy Creek’s obligation to almost $1 billion of outstanding bonds.

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Disney Goes 1000% Woke with Kids Show Filled with BLM Marxism, Anti-White Rаcism and Reparations

Multiple shooting deaths in Orlando

Read about it...and what happened at the Gerber Collision and Glass Center, R.V. Awnings. No details have been reported as yet.