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"Black nationalist" bloggers, founded by Obama advisor Van Jones, "Color of Change" have released a statement claiming that Sanofi-Aventis, maker of Plavix, ConAgra, makers of Healthy Choice (and many other brands), RadioShack and Roche, makers of AccuCheck Aviva, have all withdrawn their advertising from the Glenn Beck Program on Fox News Channel.
In a media release, Color of Change quotes the advertisers as follows...
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ConAgra...
“…Upon review of this particular program, we have discontinued our advertising for all ConAgra Foods products during its airing,” said Stephanie Childs, spokesperson for ConAgra Foods, in an email to ColorOfChange.org. “We share your commitment to diversity in all areas of life and appreciate you sharing your concerns with us.”
Sanofi-Aventis...
“We have specified that our ads will no longer run on Mr. Beck's show,” said Sean Connor, Manager of Media Services and Purchasing for Sanofi-Aventis, in an e-mail to ColorOfChange.org. “We have included this show on a list of programming that should not be utilized within the Fox network buys. Thank you for drawing our attention to this matter.”
Radio Shack (taking on ALL of Fox News Channel, apparently)...
“We've asked magicJack to immediately cease and desist running all commercials with our name tagged in the spot on FNC,” Hamlin continued. “In fact, I just received verification from one our merchants that magicJack has confirmed the commercial will be pulled from the Fox News Channel rotation ASAP.”
Don't blame MagicJack--this is all Radioshack's doing! Get it elsewhere.
Roche...
A spokesperson for Roche confirmed the company’s decision to pull its ads during a phone conversation with ColorOfChange.org Tuesday.
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DefendGlenn.com has gotten conflicting responses from these advertisers, so we do not know how much they are blowing smoke for the radicals over at Color of Change out of fear of Van Jones, Obama BFF and self-described "black nationalist" and "Communist" who somehow got appointed as "Green Jobs Czar".
However, we have no choice but assume these advertisers have entered the "turncoat" category, and we as a community shall act accordingly.
We invite emails to let us know about all the competitors to these products so that we can inform our community to direct their purchasing dollars elsewhere. It won't be long before these advertisers realize they have been punked by a bunch of paid activists, college students and slackers in their parent's basements, who won't fill a single prescription of PLAVIX all year long--while our community can hurt their bottom line, big time.
Stay tuned...
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