Thread: Grocery Aisle Guerrila

ok, I got a better idea.

if you go to some groceries stores, you'll notice they'll sometimes put some bright green, pink, or orange stickers on products. Most of the time, it's a sticker stating there is a sell on the product, 2 for 1, etc etc.

These stickers would be much more eye appealing to a customer and would look less like a amatuer had gone in and put a few note cards around.

I'd also use these stickers to put in the food menu's at local restaraunts where illegals are suspected, can also put them on the menu boards outside McDonalds and Burger king if u wanted.

So your alone, in the grocery store and all you can find are the same brands that you know support La Raza, MeCHA, LULAC and other groups who inturn support illegal immigration or flat out hire them.

Well my friends I have a plan. Go to the store and get some notecards and write down facts about different companies sponsoring illegal immigration including Alipac's website and others at the bottom of the card. Then slide one or two or three of the cards onto the shelves where you know people will find them while looking for stuff.

You are my kind of people! "Junius" himself would have been proud. Junius Jnr (that's me) is gonna get some nice bright stickers to stick on the cans in the store next time!

I've been printing up flyers about the boycotts that I plan to leave at every rest stop on the interstarte, every restaurant where we eat going across country and every gas station we visit. (our trip will take at least 2 driving days and probably about 20 stops) Some stickers couldn't hurt.

And what do you all think about putting a few bugs in people's ears in appropriate places that I heard ICE is getting ready to raid certain cities? Which cities? I'm headed east from West TX to Eastern NC.

so which brand are we targeting? it needs to be one we have info on and are able to give actual facts to those who read it.

Not sure which would be the best target, dragons5. Got any ideas?

Tyson is always a good target but they are in the freezer section and it's hard to make anything stick on freezer bags.

Which canned goods companies are most noted for hiring illegals? Hormel?

Side note: I found out today that Albertsons is the only grocer in my area that is American owned and that Winn Dixie is the only American owned store in my area of NC (and I think they CLOSED it!) Dang!

isn't Kroger American owned? and Fally's?

Tyson is the only one that comes to mind at all.

Yes, Kroeger is too. I just don't have a Kroeger anywhere near me

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I will do this thing, for sure, in time
and I thank you sir
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Serpent though, you may be
I like your plans, and now they,

are ME!

Originally Posted by dragons5

So your alone, in the grocery store and all you can find are the same brands that you know support La Raza, MeCHA, LULAC and other groups who inturn support illegal immigration or flat out hire them.
Send me a list of the companies and a few facts, and I'll do it. I have a large family and am at the grocery store quite often. I have all the time in the world. I'll stand in front of the busiest grocery store in town and pass it out just to make sure everyone gets it!!

Well my friends I have a plan. Go to the store and get some notecards and write down facts about different companies sponsoring illegal immigration including Alipac's website and others at the bottom of the card. Then slide one or two or three of the cards onto the shelves where you know people will find them while looking for stuff.

please list companies and information for these notecards on this thread.

I was thinking ugly thoughts! Had to wipe it out.

Originally Posted by swtncgram

These corporations support immigration
PepsiCo, Bank of America, State Farm Insurance Companies, UPS, and
Johnson & Johnson believe that partnering with NCLR – the largest,
most influential Hispanic advocacy organization in the U.S. –
expands their engagement with the Hispanic community and gives them
a direct way to support vital programs that serve the community.

im not sure where you copy+pasted that from but we are not against 'immigration' we are against 'illegal immigration' please as a new member of the boards do not confuse the two or you are just justifying the mainstream medias handling of things.