Propaganda

One example is in Pennsylvania was Act 12, which was in 2016. And- The concern is cities feel like they can't keep up with environmental laws and keep up with city growth. Cities are growing so fast. So many people are moving in. We're destroying the earth at a particular exponential rate. And the government wants us to not destroy the planet. Oh, hum. So I got all these laws. I got it.

We just have the money for it. He doesn't have the money for it. He doesn't have the time. So, when you're evaluating how much this utility would be worth, you can include, because of Act 12 in Pennsylvania, the median income, the expected repairs, and future revenue, which means it makes that water worth way much more, right? And a lot of times, when you're selling this utility,

We just have the money for it. He doesn't have the money for it. He doesn't have the time. So, when you're evaluating how much this utility would be worth, you can include, because of Act 12 in Pennsylvania, the median income, the expected repairs, and future revenue, which means it makes that water worth way much more, right? And a lot of times, when you're selling this utility,

We just have the money for it. He doesn't have the money for it. He doesn't have the time. So, when you're evaluating how much this utility would be worth, you can include, because of Act 12 in Pennsylvania, the median income, the expected repairs, and future revenue, which means it makes that water worth way much more, right? And a lot of times, when you're selling this utility,

The price tag, what these people be paying you, be six times the city's budget. So think about this. I'm just trying to make this real for you. Let's just say somebody comes in and says, I'll buy your car. You say word for how much. And they say, I tell you what, I'll pay you your year's salary for this car. The fam.

The price tag, what these people be paying you, be six times the city's budget. So think about this. I'm just trying to make this real for you. Let's just say somebody comes in and says, I'll buy your car. You say word for how much. And they say, I tell you what, I'll pay you your year's salary for this car. The fam.

The price tag, what these people be paying you, be six times the city's budget. So think about this. I'm just trying to make this real for you. Let's just say somebody comes in and says, I'll buy your car. You say word for how much. And they say, I tell you what, I'll pay you your year's salary for this car. The fam.

you gonna add i add another car in there for that you know i'm saying hey you know throwing throwing another six months worth of salary i'll make you some dinner like it's it's kind of a no-brainer you like you our entire year's budget just for the water no-brainer but who pays the company

you gonna add i add another car in there for that you know i'm saying hey you know throwing throwing another six months worth of salary i'll make you some dinner like it's it's kind of a no-brainer you like you our entire year's budget just for the water no-brainer but who pays the company

you gonna add i add another car in there for that you know i'm saying hey you know throwing throwing another six months worth of salary i'll make you some dinner like it's it's kind of a no-brainer you like you our entire year's budget just for the water no-brainer but who pays the company

What do I mean by that? The company cuts the city a check. Now the company got to make their money back. How they make their money back? Nigga, your bills. What is you like? What is you saying? Of course, they're going to make their money back.

What do I mean by that? The company cuts the city a check. Now the company got to make their money back. How they make their money back? Nigga, your bills. What is you like? What is you saying? Of course, they're going to make their money back.

What do I mean by that? The company cuts the city a check. Now the company got to make their money back. How they make their money back? Nigga, your bills. What is you like? What is you saying? Of course, they're going to make their money back.

Now, again, they're incentivized to make that money back as fast as possible, which means they're not going to spend more than they had already spent 30 million dollars to get the thing. But then they'll promise to like fix their systems. They're promised like you sold the city saying, I'm going to be able to spend some time to upgrade and do all this difference.

Now, again, they're incentivized to make that money back as fast as possible, which means they're not going to spend more than they had already spent 30 million dollars to get the thing. But then they'll promise to like fix their systems. They're promised like you sold the city saying, I'm going to be able to spend some time to upgrade and do all this difference.

Now, again, they're incentivized to make that money back as fast as possible, which means they're not going to spend more than they had already spent 30 million dollars to get the thing. But then they'll promise to like fix their systems. They're promised like you sold the city saying, I'm going to be able to spend some time to upgrade and do all this difference.

And they don't ever upgrade nothing because it's kind of a no brainer. This is easy money to them. In Philly, there's this area called the Chester Water Authority that went straight up bankrupt. So like the city's water authority just went bankrupt. So they was like, yo, we got to sell it. They got offered $410 million. Well, the city did.

And they don't ever upgrade nothing because it's kind of a no brainer. This is easy money to them. In Philly, there's this area called the Chester Water Authority that went straight up bankrupt. So like the city's water authority just went bankrupt. So they was like, yo, we got to sell it. They got offered $410 million. Well, the city did.

And they don't ever upgrade nothing because it's kind of a no brainer. This is easy money to them. In Philly, there's this area called the Chester Water Authority that went straight up bankrupt. So like the city's water authority just went bankrupt. So they was like, yo, we got to sell it. They got offered $410 million. Well, the city did.

And the city says, nigga, Chester Water Authority, you ain't got the right to sell because you are not a company. You are part of the city of Philadelphia. Chester Water Authority is like, my G. I mean, what the hell you want us to do? How does this stuff become legal? Well, like same way any other stick come legal. They just you lobby candidates all the time.