faux “article” on Don Jr. & Ah-Bush:
https://archive.is/Pr6s4 Donald Trump Jr. opposes Bud Light boycott, citing company's donations to Republicans
… ”So here’s the deal. Anheuser-Busch totally sh*t the bed with this Dylan Mulvaney thing. I’m not, though, for destroying an
American, an iconic company for something like this," Trump Jr. said….
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth published a lengthy statement Friday, hoping to tamp down the animosity aimed at Bud Light and
its parent company . faux com:
https://archive.is/Pr6s4-WHY NOT NAME THE (foreign-owned) “parent company”, InBev?
-WHY wasn’t JR. called out/corrected on his “American” company statement? He
is a TRUMP, after all. (Would personally bet he may have done this on purpose?)
More proof that any and every globalist conglomerate permitted to be “mainstream” in this Country could not care less about what Americans think or purchase anyway, as their job and PURPOSE is to erode this Country from within;
Which would NOT be possible without *their dirty, controlled NWO pravda, especially the Controlled Opposition variety.
INTERNATIONAL ·CHINA March 16, 2017
China’s New Craft-Beer Bully The global giant that owns Budweiser wants to dominate the craft-beer market in China.
Updated: 2017-03-23
A March 16 article on fortune.com, titled China's New Craft-Beer Bully, argued that
AB InBev is making a power play in China, taking advantage of regulations that it wouldn't be able to in other markets, such as the US… Fortune.com reports that
AB InBev has pressured distributors in China to keep them from serving other craft beers while giving bars incentives to promote Goose Island (one of nine US craft breweries that AB InBev has purchased in recent years), which would not be legal in the US, due to antitrust regulations borne out of Prohibition.
AB InBev has been in China for decades: "a key market for us for over 30 years", Chen said … and is among the top five beer sellers in China.
https://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/opinion/2017-03/23/content_28657910.htmStrong-arm tactics in the craft beer business in China
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