Reverse Boycott

Here are advertisers who actually announced they boycott Glenn Beck and, for some, Fox. They have not just decided to avoid a controverisal forum, they are making a statement, appealing to the LCD.

Since I watch the Beck show from time to time and he presents facts, authors, provides sources, and invites opposition, I can only ascertain this boycott is blatant political action, which is fine, but I will not support the companies who object to the administration being revealed as a mixture of communists, marxists, and terrorists who are intentionally destroying the economy while taking control of our bodies and children. Call me nuts.

It was Stalin who said the Americans will sell you the rope you use to hang them.  Take this seriously.  Here are some major ones, a full list is below.  Hitler did the same thing when he won over the many companies with promises of reward; then he took control and former, early advocates were eliminated.

Ones that affect me directly:  Apple, GEICO, AT&T, Ing Direct, WalMart, Best Buy.  There are probably Proctor Gamble products I should watch, but they involve cleaning so they are de minimis.  I want to be rid of Apple and AT&T regarding my iphone, but it is hard to find a new company.  I will see, but I am thinking Virgin, but they are the enemy as well, but they are British, so they enjoy oligarchy and serfdom, not knowing individual freedom.

Surprisingly, GE is not on the list, being a known sycophant to big brother.

Fortunately, BMW is on the list.

I would suggest keeping this list, use it when making shopping choices, and let the companies know what you are doing.  I will.  It may be most of these companies are just morons listening to marketing types, aka morons, but a line has been drawn and you must choose a side.  There is no maniana where people are responsible for their own lives.  If you just go along to get along, you are no longer a free person. Your opinion is not only irrelevant, it becomes dangerous.

When the crap hits the fan, I will know I did what I could;  how about you, comrade?

GMAC Financial Services


ConAgra  (HEALTHY CHOICE)


Geico


Procter & Gamble


Progressive Insurance


Roche


Sanofi-Aventis


Radio Shack


Men's Wearhouse


Lawyers.com (Lexis-Nexis)


Sargento

[Miss any? Email us. Pic via. Info via NYT, Politico,Previously]

[I got this from a Marxist site.  It was proud of its boycott.  Now we can identify who to not buy from. The enemy reveals itself.]

To date (04/01/10), here is the full list of sponsors that have pulled ads from the Glenn Beck Program in the United States, the U.K., or both:

• Aegon (added 9/14/09)
• Airmiles.co.uk (added 10/20/09)
• Allergan (added 8/17/09)
• Allstate Insurance (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Ally Bank/GMAC Financial Services (added 8/17/09)
• Alpro Soya (added 01/11/10) (statement) [see note 5]
• AmMed Direct (added 10/6/09)
• Ancestry.com (added 8/24/09)
• Anheuser-Busch (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Apple (report) [see note 6]
• Applebee’s (added 8/27/09)
• Ashley Furniture (added 8/28/09)
• AT&T (added 8/24/09)
• Bank of America (added 8/25/09)
• Bell & Howell (added 8/27/09)
• Best Buy (added 8/17/09)
• Best Western (added 2/5/10) (statement)
• Binder & Binder (added 9/2/09)
• Blaine Labs (anti-fungal & scar treatments) (added 8/24/09)
• BMW (added 4/1/10) (statement)
• Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Brez (anti-snoring strips) by Airware Inc. (added 8/21/09)
• British Airways (added 12/14/09)
• Broadview Security (added 8/17/09)
• Brother International Corp. (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Campbell’s Soup Co. (added 8/24/09)
• Capital One (added 9/2/09)
• Celsius (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Citrix Online (added 10/6/09)
• Clorox (added 8/23/09)
• Closing.com (Closing Corp.) (added 8/28/09) (read statement here)
• Concord Music Group (Hear Music) (added 10/6/09)
• CVS (added 8/17/09)
• Dannon Co. (added 9/2/09)
• Diageo (Guinness, Cuervo, Baileys’, etc) (added 10/5/09)
• DirecTV (added 8/27/09)
• Discover (added 9/2/09)
• DITECH (added 8/24/09)
• EggLands Best (added 9/21/09)
• Elations Co. (added 8/24/09)
• Equifax (added 10/6/09)
• Eulactol USA (maker of Flexitol) (added 10/6/09)
• Farmers Insurance Group
• FreeCreditReport.com/Experian (added 8/24/09)
• GEICO
• General Mills (added 8/27/09)
• George Foreman Cooking (added 2/20/10) (statement)
• GetARoom.com (added 10/6/09)
• GlaxoSmithKline (added 1/12/10) (statement)
• Healthy Choice (owned by CongAgra)
• History Channel (added 11/11/09)
• Hoffman La Roche (maker of Boniva) (added 10/6/09)
• Honda (added 1/31/10) (statement)
• HSBC (added 9/2/09)
• Humana (added 9/14/09)
• ICAN Benefit Group Insurance (added 9/2/09)
• Idaho Potato Commission (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Infiniti (added 9/2/09)
• Intersections Inc. (added 2/16/10)
• ING DIRECT (added 01/07/09) (statement)
• Jack Daniels (Updated 12/28/09) [see note 4]
• Jelmar (CLR cleaner manufacturer) (added 9/2/09)
• Johnson & Johnson (added 8/24/09)
• Jordan McKenna Debt Counseling Network (added 9/2/09)
• KRAFT Foods (added 8/20/09) (read statement here)
• KRAFT Foods (UK) (added 11/13/09)
• Lawyers.com (owned by LexisNexis)
• Le Cordon Bleu Culinary School (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Logo TV (added 3/23/10) (statement)
• Lowe’s (added 8/24/09)
• Luxottica Retail (parent company of Pearle & LensCrafters) (added 9/14/09)
• Mars (maker of Snickers, M&Ms, Pedigree, etc..) (added 10/20/09) (read statement here)
• Marriott International (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Men’s Wearhouse
• Mercedes-Benz (added 9/2/09)
• Metropolitan Talent Management (added 10/6/09) [see note 3]
• Natwest (UK) (added 12/11/09)
• Nestle (added 11/23/09)
• NutriSystem (added 8/24/09)
• ooVoo (added 10/6/09)
• Overture Films (added 10/6/09)
• Premier Foods (UK) (added 11/18/09)
• Premier Inn (UK) (added 12/20/09)
• Procter & Gamble
• Progressive Insurance
• PUIG Beauty (added 12/14/09)
• Radio Shack
• Re-Bath (added 8/17/09)
• Reckitt Benckiser (UK) (added 12/04/09)
• Regions Financial Corporation (added 8/27/09)
• Republic of Macedonia (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Roche [see note 1]
• S.C. Johnson
• SAM (Store and Move) (added 8/27/09)
• Sanofi-Aventis
• Sargento Cheese
• Scarguard (added 10/6/09)
• Schiff Nutrition (maker of Tiger’s Milk & Fi-Bar) (added 10/6/09)
• Seoul Metropolitan Government (added 10/6/09)
• Simplex Healthcare (Diabetes Care Club) (added 9/2/09)
• Sprint (added 8/23/09)
• StarKist (tuna) (added 2/8/10) (statement)
• State Farm Insurance
• Subaru (added 10/6/09)
• Sylvan Learning (added 2/20/10) (statement)
• Tesco (added 12/19/09)
• Toyota-Lexus USA (added 10/6/09) / Toyota (GB) (added 2/3/10) (statement)
• Travelers Insurance (added 8/27/09)
• Travelocity
• TurboTax (added 3/10/10) (statement)
• UPS (added 8/23/09)
• United Healthcare (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• United States Postal Service (added 9/14/09)
• US Fidelis (added 2/16/10) (statement)
• Verizon Wireless (added 8/21/09)
• Virgin Atlantic (added 01/08/10)
• Vonage (added 8/24/09)
• Volkswagen (added 2/16/10)
• Waitrose (added 10/4/09) [see note 2]
• Walmart (added 8/17/09)
• Weight Watchers (added 2/20/10) (statement)
• Western Union (added 2/16/10)
• Woodland Power Products (added 10/6/09)
• Wyeth Consumer Healthcare (added 9/14/09)