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The Wal-Mart Freedom Action Plan: How to escape from Wal-Mart, even when you haven't stolen anything Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Now here's the point at which you get to decide whether you're a mind slave or a free citizen. If you're a free citizen you'll do what I do, which is to say, "I don't mind my products not being deactivated, thank you." And you simply walk away. If you are a mind slave, then you will submit to this ridiculous request for an illegal search, and you’ll return to have Wal-Mart employees rifle through the items you just paid for, trying to figure out which one needs to be zapped by their inventory control system. If you've ever experienced this, they'll say, "Okay, try it now.

REPPED: Have you ever wondered if you're a mind slave of the police-state society we have in the United States these days? There's a very simple test you can do to find out. Here's the test: Go shopping at Wal-Mart repeatedly until you eventually end up walking out with an object that has an embedded RFID anti-theft chip that hasn't been deactivated. Wal-Mart's inventory control system will sound a tone and some retired, elderly person will get after you, or even tap you on the shoulder, in an effort to "control Wal-Mart's inventory.

If you are a mind slave, then you will submit to this ridiculous request for an illegal search, and you’ll return to have Wal-Mart employees rifle through the items you just paid for, trying to figure out which one needs to be zapped by their inventory control system. If you've ever experienced this, they'll say, "Okay, try it now." And you'll get to walk through their security system again, and then look back compliantly at the Wal-Mart employees to find out if they want you to come back and jump through their security hoops one more time.

Truly, only a mind slave would submit to this waste of time and violation of privacy. It's an idiotic Wal-Mart game that I choose not to participate in. The "don't pursue" policy As you continue calmly walking away, you'll notice something very interesting. That is, specifically, nothing. The police don't show up. The FBI doesn’t come knocking at your door. Even the Wal-Mart employee who wants to detain you with an illegal search doesn't even come after you, and you know why? The whole system is a ruse. Wal-Mart tells their door guardians to not pursue those who choose to walk away.

Don't be a mind slave to Wal-Mart. Follow the Wal-Mart Freedom Action Plan described below: If you are not a shoplifter, and you've paid for your merchandise, and you still get beeped by the anti-theft system on your way out of the store, take these actions: IGNORE the beep. It doesn't apply to you anyway, since you're not shoplifting. IGNORE the Wal-Mart employees calling after you: "Sir!" or "Ma'am!" They must not be talking to you anyway, since you paid for all your stuff. KEEP WALKING towards your car.

And for goodness sake, stop being a mind slave of Wal-Mart's inventory control system. It's just a retailer, after all. This isn't the TSA strip-searching you at the airport. (Don't mess with the TSA. They will lock you up or otherwise ruin your travel plans.

The raw (and ugly) truth about the war on drugs Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Take the free Gullibility Factor test to find out if you're really a mind slave or not...) Here's the raw, blunt truth about the war on drugs. Drugs are declared legal or illegal based primarily on who benefits from their manufacture, distribution and sale. Corporate and government profits determine the legality Let me put this another way. You know why cigarettes are still legal? Consider this: here's a product that admittedly kills people. It has no health benefit whatsoever. It is a threat to the public health. Yet why does it remain legal?

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