Nuclearian Loc: I live in a Fascist, Liberal State

The national temper tantrum over the e******n of Donald Trump as president is raging on and getting nastier by the day. L*****t allies of Hillary Clinton are using a two-prong assault, one being the neo-McCarthyist blacklisting of hundreds of alternative media websites as Putin propaganda organs and the second is just run of the mill bullying. The main target of the bullying is the immensely popular conservative website Breitbart News.

Democrats and their winged monkeys in the media have gone after Breitbart like a pack of wild dogs and have hammered away at the site as a haven for bigots, N**is and white nationalists for weeks. The relentless smear campaign has bore fruit with some cowardly corporations being intimidated into pulling their ads from the site, most notably cereal giant Kellogg’s.

But Breitbart doesn’t do cowering and has infuriated liberals by calling for it’s millions of readers to boycott Kellogg’s products to hit the company where it hurts most.

The Los Angeles Times is reporting “Breitbart News sees advertisers exit, calls Kellogg’s decision ‘un-American’”:

The Breitbart News Network is seeing some of its advertisers head for the exit doors and is responding in typical Breitbart fashion: by going on the counteroffensive, labeling one of them as “un-American” and calling it a war on conservatism.

Since Donald Trump’s victory in the p**********l e******n, Los Angeles-based Breitbart has experienced a backlash from some advertisers who say that the online site conflicts with their corporate values.

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Breitbart is fighting back at one of the advertisers — the breakfast cereal maker Kellogg Co. — by launching a Twitter campaign #DumpKelloggs that encourages its readers to sign a petition and boycott the maker of such favorites as Froot Loops and Apple Jacks.

On Wednesday, Breitbart placed an article about its #DumpKellogs campaign in the top slot of its homepage. By early afternoon, the article had drawn more than 6,000 reader comments, many in support of the boycott.

“Kellogg’s decision to blacklist one of the largest conservative media outlets in America is economic censorship of mainstream conservative political discourse. That is as un-American as it gets,” Breitbart said in a statement.

And the ongoing attacks against Breitbart and the alternative media – most notably the Washington Post’s d********g endorsement of a blacklist of websites critical of Hillary Clinton – are indeed anti-American and an affront to free speech. The bullying of Kellogg’s into pulling it’s ads from Breitbart is another sign of liberal hypocrisy, there was no similar national outrage when l*****t groups called for a boycott of Kellogg’s over GMO ingredients.

Now Breitbart has upped the ante by calling out Kellogg’s for contributions to l*****t organizations that promote a climate of racial d******eness.

According to Breitbart “#DumpKelloggs: Far-Left Cereal Giant Kellogg’s Warns of ‘Racial Privilege’”:

The Kellogg Company, famous for its breakfast cereals, is giving far-left activists hundreds of millions of dollars to promote left-wing causes and projects, including “white privilege” and “structural r****m.”

The company’s project to promote “coming to grips with r****m” was touted at its “American Healing Conference.” The conference promised to “move the conversation from hope to possibility.”

In an article on its webpage, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF), the activist NGO sponsored by the Kellogg Company, states that “racial privilege and structural inequities have influenced” America and are at the core of nearly everything the country has done.

“Since the birth of America, racial privilege and structural inequities have influenced the nation’s policies and social systems, from healthcare, education and child welfare to media, food consumption, justice and countless other facets of everyday life,” the foundation states. “In America, those who differ from the majority because of race, color, sexual orientation, religion, g****r, weight and other characteristics face a deluge of outright discrimination and unconscious bias.”

The foundation goes on to claim that the nation is r****t without even realizing it.

“This paradox is routinely denied by its individual and institutional perpetrators, and sometimes even by its victims. But the impact is real,” the foundation writes. “The social consequences of discrimination can be devastating for everyone, as its targets struggle to overcome barriers from artificial constructs, while those in the majority may consciously or subconsciously wrestle with the root causes of their behavior.” The foundation then announced a five-year $75 million initiative to “combat structural r****m in America.”

Its first four-day conference was held in May of 2011, with the foundation telling participants, “We believe that achieving racial equity will require changing hearts, minds and deeply held (often unconscious) beliefs that manifest in and through persistent residential segregation patterns and related disparities in access to opportunity.”

While this humble author isn’t a big consumer of sugary breakfast cereals (although I do have an occasional Jones for a bowl of Lucky Charms) you can bet that I won’t be buying anything related to Kellogg’s going forward or for that matter ANY corporate product that caves to l*****t bullying and attacks free speech with boycotts of websites critical of Hillary Clinton and establishment foreign policy.

Perhaps this will serve as an inspiration to Kellogg’s to launch a new product in line with their apparent corporate culture: F*****t Flakes.

solarkin

Stay away from my Frosted Flakes
"They're Grrrreat!"
Seriously?
How can a cereal be UnAmerican?
You endlessly overcomplicate,manipulate and postulate.
It's just breakfast cereal for frakin out loud.
I know Kellogg's is bigger than that, but you require too many paragraphs to make some twisted convoluted connection to what?
What's next?
C*******t Cows?
R****t cows?
Find a frakin answer somewhere and stop pointing out what's wrong everywhere .

Nuclearian Loc: I live in a Fascist, Liberal State

Its the Unamerican c*******ts making money off the true Americans. Doofus

solarkin

Ohhh
Ok, I didn't see That.
I thought C*******ts weren't allowed to profit .

bggamers Loc: georgia

sorry but cows cann't come out and play Obama has offically charged cows with c*****e c****e.At this time they are telling ranchers they need to feed them some thing that cuts down the methane they produce in their poop,farts,and belches. So what do you feed a cow who is now not allowed to eat grass which Obama THINKS is causing all this methane in their poop,belches, and farts that isn't going to k**l all of us BUT IT WILL STOP C*****E C****E give me a break these people are damn stupid Kellogg needs to go to another country along with all the other crazy fools pepsi, along with them and tyson who come up with this stuff for 200 yrs we have had a smart country and e******ns with very little problems. who raised all these i***ts

Nutter Loc: Fly Over Zone

Yummy cereal

Today’s cereals are usually made from corn, wheat, rice, or oats. Ninety percent of American households now eat them for breakfast. Unless the cereal is certified organic, you can and should assume that the grain is a genetically modified organism (GMO). That should be enough to stop us from consuming it, but for some reason it isn’t. Besides the grain, cereals usually contain sweeteners, flavoring agents, coloring agents, preservatives, and synthetic vitamins and minerals. Does this still sound appetizing to you, or does it sound more like a bowl of “chemical stew”?

Grain is cleaned and crushed at the factory, then pressure cooked along with any chemical flavorings, sweeteners, vitamins and minerals that may be added to it. The grain is dried on a conveyor belt system. The result is a glob of mush which can be shaped. Sometimes flour is used instead of grain, and the cereal is cooked in an extruder which ejects it after cooking.

Flaked cereals are flattened under pressure and toasted quickly. Some rice cereals are flattened and then baked quickly to cause them to swell. Shredded cereals grains are usually wheat — they're cooked, cooled and rolled between one flat and one grooved roller, therefore shredding the doughy mixture into long threads as it passes through.

Specially shaped cereals are made from dough extruded into the shape desired and cut to size, much like that dough factory you played with as a kid!

After baking, the cereal is coated with vitamins, minerals, sweeteners, flavors, colors, and preservatives. Some cereals are even frosted with more!

You may think that you're helping your children by providing a “fortified” cereal. But stop to think; the reason they fortify products with synthetic vitamins is because they've removed most of the vitamins and nutrients from the whole, natural food to start with. The manufacturers may fortify with a few vitamins, but it's a small percentage of the number and amount of vitamins they have removed! The fortifications are all synthetic too.

What kind of breakfast cereal do you eat? You might want to read your label carefully and try switching to homemade whole oats and fresh fruit!