[cabo35]

I really tried to ignore this frustrating thread topic but, like Al Pacino once said, "every time I try to get out....they pull me back in."

It occurs to me that much of the information we are barraged with is actually disinformation in the form of half truths, rumors, agenda driven purported facts, facts out of context, columnist efforts to fan discontent among mostly content people, and a dizzying assortment of "what ifs".

For balance I have decided to initiate another disinformation campaign for optimists

what if the developer's lawyers and or bond counsels secured a letter from the IRS acknowledging the propriety and legality of the bonds in question years ago at the initial issue

what if you have a clause in your home purchase contract that holds you harmless and the the developer responsible for any damage by future challenges to the bonding mechanism.

what if the IRS has an extremely weak case and to avoid embarrassment they are anxious for an early settlement

what if someone realizes that The Villages is de facto, a municipality with legal sub-divisions called by a different name as a result of court and legislatively authorized government experimentation in-progress and accordingly, qualifies for the bond status in issue

what if someone applies common sense and realizes that TV and other Florida communities as well as similar new out of state developments are sanctioned experiments that need to go through a metamorphosis to reach their potential in serving the needs of people looking for something progressive and different in the way we are governed.

what if somebody realizes we are not a cult compound but a legally authorized form of government.

Such fertile ground for more input. Feel free to put your own feel good "what ifs" in place. Glass half empty mindsets and Villages antagonists, of course can start or continue your own negative disinformation. Cabo leads optimists in rousing chorus of , "The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow".