The multinationals are expecting shopping and consumption patterns to stay the same. By starting local agriculture co-operatives and other alternative sources we can make a substantial impact on the bottom line of these companies.
Consider how to defer discretionary expenditures.
Don’t buy a new car or other major purchase unless the manufacturer starts to advocate Pro-USA advertising, business policies and employment practices. Buy used, support your local law-abiding dealer and all that....
Think outside the box We The People have been thinking inside of....
Way to go. SOA.
I getcha, but most won’t. I’m willing, but few will be. I’ve been beating this drumb since the 1970’s, and have watched the eyes of people glaze over.
They don’t make ‘em like they used to. :(
Much agree.
Though I’m sure the puppet masters will dry up alternate sources even if they have to murder the principles to do it.
Would still likley hinder them at least a while. And hindering is a lot better than rolling over and playing dead.
I’ve been boycotting Chinese and Mexican products for many years. It also helps to GROW something to eat!
http://towncriernews.blogspot.com/2007/05/victory-gardens-kill-2-birds-with-one.html
Victory Gardens! Kill 2 ‘birds’ with one stone....GROW Something!
According to the US Government...
“This poster was part of the publicity for a brilliantly mounted campaign to encourage the use of homegrown foods. Because commercially canned goods were rationed, the Victory Garden became an indispensable source of food for the home front. The Victory Garden was a household activity during the war and one of the most well received of all home front chores. At its peak, it is estimated that nearly 20,000,000 gardens were grown and about 40 percent of all vegetables produced in the U.S. came from Victory Gardens. By the end of the war the Department of Agriculture estimated total home front production of over one million tons of vegetables valued at 85 million dollars.”