Disney World is slammed for holding a huge 'farewell' party before #coronavirus shutdown

Disney World is slammed for holding a huge 'farewell' party before coronavirus shutdown - and critics include Walt Disney co-founder's GRAND DAUGHTER.

Abigail Disney wrote 'are you f** kidding me' in response to pictures of party

Disney closed the Orlando, Florida, resort as US tackles spread of coronavirus

Disney has closed all its parks in US, Europe and Asia in a bid to slow the spread.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8115883/Abigail-Disney-slams-tweet-showing-huge-crowds-Magic-Kingdom.html

https://twitter.com/DailyMail/status/1239478548768927744?s=20

Justice Dept. Moves to Drop Charges Against Russian Firms Filed by Mueller

Justice Dept. Moves to Drop Charges Against Russian Firms Filed by Mueller

Justice Dept. Moves to Drop Charges Against Russian Firms Filed by Mueller

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/16/us/politics/concord-case-russian-interference.html

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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department moved on Monday to drop charges against two Russian shell companies accused of financing schemes to interfere in the 2016 election, saying that they were exploiting the case to gain access to sensitive information that Russia could weaponize.

The companies, Concord Management and Concord Consulting, were charged in 2018 in an indictment secured by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, along with 13 Russians and another company, the Internet Research Agency. Prosecutors said they operated a sophisticated scheme to use social media to spread disinformation, exploit American social divisions and try to subvert the 2016 election.

Unlike the others under indictment, Concord fought the charges in court. But instead of trying to defend itself, Concord seized on the case to obtain confidential information from prosecutors, then mount a campaign of information warfare, a senior Justice Department official said.

At one point, prosecutors complained that a cache of documents that could potentially be shared with the defendants included details about the government’s sources and methods for investigation, among its most sensitive secrets. Prosecutors feared Concord might publish them online.