Humane-Washing by; Costco and Wal-Mart across America.

     Although there are dozens of companies on the bandwagon for humane-washing, I would like to point out the 2 worst offenders

    Among the first to this ploy is, big box giant, Costco the largest warehouse chain in the world. Walmart is another notorious company follows Costco’s lead. The 2 companies take the footsteps of one another of the: United Egg Producers others have eagerly formed ‘promotional partnerships’ with the nation’s wealthiest and most corrupt animal “charity,” The misnamed; Humane Society of the Untied States. 

       It’s true and it’s a fact, that Walmart follows Costco’s Playbook. Walmart learns from it’s fellow; “expert setup artist goes by the name of Costco,” on how to play the game of ‘humane-washing‘ by co-opted with HSUS for the purpose of rehabilitating their public image. Also, Costco’s Playlist helps companies like Walmart get more skilled in the public relations area on “conning,” the public into thinking that the animals products it sells are humanely raised.  Costco would get public praise from HSUS for just saying that it would stop selling eggs from battery cage operations. Walmart with in days, June 15th,2015 announcing it own (fictitious) farm animal welfare policy. 

                                                                                   {With a (like father-like son) relationship are Walmart and Costco.}

     Sooner or later Costco gets exposed for the sell of eggs from a horrific battery cage operation. Why? Well, they always get caught is why. It is to my belief that Costco and Walmart asked the “California- Legislator” to come up with a ‘Senate Bill‘ to prohibit selling eggs from battery cage operation groups. The California legislators came up with; Proposition #2. Costco and Walmart thought it to be, {a- moment of genius} for the big box warehouse companies! But the public soon found out their were–

•  tricked into thinking all is well and that laying hens are, or soon will be, free from battery cages.
• HSUS spends the next several days falsely claiming credits for Costco’s “humane” policies. 
• Costco and Walmart and the egg industry reap the public relations benefits and get a free- pass for the better part of a decade. Until: 
• It’s finally revealed, years later, that the promise changes never actually got put into language in the bill and the (loop-hole) was capitalized by; Costco, Walmart, Egg industry, California Legislators and Humane Society of the Untied States. Now in the dictionary the word “conspiracy” says and act in which 2 or more are involved in a crime, cover-up for profit. Well, I count, at least 5 groups here probably a lot more than I’m going to mention? 

      Editors comments:   How could America ever hope for a better future if the ones making all the rules are in-fact the ones corrupting the whole-system? With legislators horroring for corporations like these mentioned, you can only build a corrupt and bad society for America. For every act of “terror,” in America. There are 3000 acts or more ‘industrial terror’ done to America and it’s citizens every-time. This causes: karma- problems, nature problems and moral problems, all guaranteed to prohibit the wealth and health and good of mankind in America and for the world for that matter.  Do you want to continue on this road America? The road of; having nothing,being nothing and amounting to nothing. Because that is this road. Change this, you change America, all for the better and the lives of it’s citizens! This is what their trying to stop you from having America…

                                           I just have this one question for America. Do you want to keep repeating this way of living?

     There are more issues on this subject:   Like the Tennessee Senate bill -1121 pasted where these horse training facilities in Tennessee were practicing this brutal practice of “Soring” – Intentionally injuring the legs of horses so they could not walk but, is now outlawed. Yet still some trainers still subject horses to this inhumane practice through the use of ‘blistering agents’ or mechanical means. 

BY: EDDIE W. VERDON 

Animal Advocate                                  

More on Costco:  http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/10/opinion/free-the-hens-costco.html?ref=topics&_r=0