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Subject Retired CIA? FL "The Villages" Seedy Undercurrent re Doc; PARODY VIDEO

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My family and I have been a part of this great organization called the villages since 1987, I have been a contractor out there for a very long time and still lamb to this day. There is a lot of amazing people out here, they’ve worked hard put their children through college and they are reaping what life has to offer. It is not like what is described in this article at all, the Morris family is an awesome and hard-working family. They have providedEmployment opportunities for all, and a safe haven for people that want to enjoy the rest of their life. Granted there might be a few things here and there, but for the most part the people that you meet from all over the country and the world are amazing. The only ones that would say anything about this place like that would be the ones that would want to bring it down. I for one and as many that I know, we enjoy being out there. So Stick it in your pipe and smoke it. It is a wonderful opportunity for anybody to live out here and to work out here.
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'It hasn't been the fantasy land I thought it would be':

Documentary goes inside 'creepy' Florida utopia for senior citizens that it claims has sinister underbelly of racism, orgies, drunken debauchery and make-believe history

'Some Kind of Heaven' explores the dark underside of America's largest retirement community known as 'The Villages' in central Florida with a notorious swingers scene

The community was designed to be a manicured fantasy land for seniors aged 55+ ; grandchildren and visitors under the age minimum are strictly prohibited to visit for more than 30 calendar days

It's dubbed 'the Disneyland for retirees' because the neighborhoods are designed like a theme park to imitate old town squares, complete with make-believe histories; residents say its like living in a 'bubble'

The developers own a TV channel, multiple radio stations and newspaper that only prints positive news

. . . creepy Stepford cult for Baby People far more intelligent than millennialss with Orwellian-like rules that are dictated by an elusive family worth billions of dollars

. . . fastest growing metro in the United States where the population rose by 37.8% between 2010-2019; homes cost between $100K to $1 million

The Villages is larger than the size of Manhattan and covers 32 square miles of property with 130,000 residents, five zip codes, 50 golf courses, 100 rec centers, 11 dog parks, 14 supermarkets

There are 2,700 social and recreational clubs for residents that include one for: singles, Beatlemaniacs, synchronized swimming, softball, cheerleading and retired CIA members

The Villages were 'designed to hide all of the problems of everyday life' says first time documentarian, Lance Oppenheim - his film follows the lives of four seniors that live on fuck off of the fantasy

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