I will never understand how anyone will the slightest scintilla of intelligence can believe the crap that comes from their mouths. God Help Us. Keep up the good work.

More importantly, I am printing this list as a handout to my customers available on my front desk point of purchase displays so everyone does the same. Thank God my clients are like minded and all of us are against the Republican demagoguery! I challenge all small business owners to do the same. What better way educate the public then first-hand.

Here is a link to Wikipedia’s listing for Proctor and Gamble brands:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Procter_&_Gamble_brands

By the way, a little research online will turn up similar lists for just about every company on the boycott list, so be sure to avoid not only the parent company, but all of their subsidiaries as well.

Keep up the good work folks! We can make a difference, and we double our votes by hitting these sponsors where it counts by consciously spending our hard earned dollars locally and loudly announcing that fact to the offending companies!

A vast number of Americans are angry and fearful because of the current economy, job market, and poor state of affairs in their country. Dissatisfied, feeling powerless, and without an understanding on how it got this way, they long for the good old days when things were simple and the world could be understood — here is your Fox News Channel audience. They want superheroes to save them and a boogieman to blame, so raging media gurus and war soldiers versus the liberal media and a black Muslim president fit the bill, respectively. Fox media pundits tap into this collective emotional power, using this as leverage for mass market programming for the propagation of political and corporatist interests, also known as propaganda.

FNC’s politically-biased tactics are right out of Hitler’s Mein Kamf and the German propaganda machine of the Third Reich:

“The art of propaganda consists precisely in being able to awaken the imagination of the public through an appeal to their feelings, in finding the appropriate psychological form that will arrest the attention and appeal to the hearts of the national masses….This sentiment, however, is not complex, but simple and consistent … and has only the negative and positive notions of love and hatred, right and wrong, truth and falsehood. All effective propaganda must be confined to a few bare essentials and those must be expressed as far as possible in stereotyped formulas.”

Because I am aware of the above, I never ever watch FNC. I was surprised, though, to learn of all the seemingly progressive and consumer-friendly sponsors; ones like AARP, Napster, LL Bean, Adobe, Earthlink, 60Plus, and Brita. I suppose that many of these sponsors do not care about FNC’s hate-mongering political bias, but care more about the ratings and the demographics.

I’ve been a part time progressive activist since 2001, and had the thought of starting a website for the purpose of boycotting the “profits over people” corporations that are funding and pulling the political strings affecting our country. This site is a good start. Now I can see exactly which products I need to cut out of my life, and which stores I can visit with a clear and free conscience. Consumers do have power. Thanks to FoxNewsBoycott.com, and all the aware consumers who choose wisely. Goodbye DirectTV, hello Dish!

Just reducing their customer base by ten to fifteen percent would put many of them out of business. The motive of greed will be the most effective way to keep them honest.

Clint Curtis
Candidate US Congress CA-4