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3. Why Canada and Greenland?
2. Do boycotts work?
https://afn.net/business/2025/02/04/afa-boycott-of-target-served-its-purpose
This boycott – announced in an emailed statement to AFA’s supporters and via its website – was one of the largest in U.S. history. The associated online petition reached over 1 million signatures in a matter of weeks. To date, the boycott petition has over 1.5 million signatures.
AFA points out that since the start of the boycott:
“Target lost over $2 billion in stock value in the days following the boycott.
Other corporations took note about the misguided Target policy.
Target added single occupancy restrooms in response to the boycott.
Target scaled back LGBT Pride month products in May 2024.
Target recently announced it will no longer participate in the Human Rights Campaign’s LGBT index.”
1. Steve at 960
Four: Shut Down USAID … January 6th as a Scam … Vance Visits East Palestine … Weidel To Visit Hungary … much more…..
Three: Rubio in El Salvador … Homan Says Border Crossings Down 93% … Gitmo underway, quite a deterrent … Musk’s yound assistants … much more…..
Two: Uke sit-rep … Kiev actions … regulars…..
One: Home Office downplays real threat … Euthanasia, immigration and electric cars … AfD Orban … challenge to birthright … much more….
We had an Anderson Shelter in the back garden early in the war, but, as we wer on clay, it was always full of rain water. A hole was dug, the Anderson Shelter was erected and the earth from the hole was piled on top for extra protection. I am not sure how effective they were in saving lives if the bomb dropped nearby.
Later in the war the government had a brick built shelter constructed which was superb for us children as a play room. I can remember one afternoon when our cousin was visiting, a ‘Doodlebug’ (V1) went overhead. Suddenly its motor coughed and stopped. All us three children dashed for the shelter, but the V1 continued for many miles before it came down to earth and exploded.
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JH: Twere the real thing, DAD … I can only imagine how it was then.