"Levin Defends Rush", I'm With The "Great One" On This

This is a great clip from the Levin show defending Limbaugh and the concerted Obama administration/Media Matters and MSM conspiracy to diminish his effectiveness as a coherent and powerful spokesman for the conservative movement that he has become over the going on two decades.

A typical Levin clip, and if you ever wondered what I sound like if you cannot discern from the writing here, it would be a cross between Levin, Savage and Archie Bunker...

This is Limbaugh's Friday opening when he addresses this very same leftwing assault, and is worth a listen as well if you have some time to spare, and didn't catch 'em yesterday

Listen to it here

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I'm A Walmart Defender, But This Idea Pisses Me Off..

How come no Italiano Walmarts, or German versions for our German immigrants who by the way are likely 99.9 % legal as opposed to the illegal Mexican population which by many estimates numbers possibly 1out of 3 in the country is here illegally.

So now Walmart chooses to follow the example of Bank of Amigo's formerly known as Bank of America who along with other traitorous US corporate whores who will do anything to stiffen their bottom lines to the point of handing out mortgages by the tens of thousands to illegals while holding Americans to higher standards which in many cases precludes homegrown and bred Americans from getting the same mortgage.

This is treason as far as I'm concerned and now as a die hard capitalist mind you Walmart, among a list of other left wing corporations supporting Neo-Marxist crap that grows each day, just made my shitlist I'm afraid for jumping on the"kiss anyone's ass for profit" bandwagon.

I hope it was worth it as now they have lost a wealthy cash paying customer and made a cyber enemy with a loud voice....me.

Mark Levin railed on this idea just like I am and his chunk of audio can be heard by clicking here, it's about a 15 minute rant.....it's at it's best around the 8 minute mark....he speaks right from my own mind on this and if you could hear me which you may coming soon this is what you would hear.

Wal-Mart looks to Hispanic market:

FT.com / Companies / Retail"Wal-Mart plans to open its first Hispanic-focused supermarkets this summer in Arizona and Texas as the largest US retailer continues its drive to expand its dominance of the US grocery business.

The pilot stores, named Supermercado de Walmart, will open in Phoenix and Houston in remodeled 39,000 sq ft locations occupied previously by two of Wal-Mart’s Neighborhood Market stores."

The retailer said that the stores were in “strongly Hispanic neighbourhoods” and would feature a “new lay-out, signing and product assortment designed to make them even more relevant to local Hispanic customers”. The staff will also be bilingual.

Wal-Mart’s Sam’s Club warehouse store also plans to open a 143,000 sq ft Hispanic-focused store called Más Club in Houston this year.

Several leading regional US supermarket chains already operate Hispanic store brands, including Publix in Florida, which operates three Publix Sabor markets, and HEB in Texas, which opened a Mi Tienda store in Houston in 2006.

The markets include elements such as cafés serving Latino pastries and coffee, and full service meat and fish counters.

Leading retailers are also pursuing Hispanic consumers online, with Best Buy and Home Depot having launched Spanish-language versions of their e-commerce sites in recent months.

Eduardo Castro-Wright, the head of Wal-Mart’s US stores since 2005, has also been an advocate of testing new smaller, more focused formats, and raised the idea of turning the Neighborhood Market into a Hispanic-style bodega concept several years ago.

He has also developed Wal-Mart’s efforts to customise its larger Supercenter stores, which have been grouped according to differing community profiles, such as urban, suburban, Hispanic and African-American, with customised merchandise.

A 195,000 sq ft Supercenter that opened in Texas last year included a tortilleria bakery, Hispanic foods and a larger selection of Spanish-language music and DVDs.

Mr Castro-Wright was previously head of Wal-Mart’s Mexican subsidiary, whose store network ranges from large US-style Supercenters to small local bodegas, an upmarket supermarket chain and two restaurant chains.

Last year, Wal-Mart also began testing four new 10,000 sq ft Marketside convenience grocery stores in the Phoenix area – its first new format in a decade. Tesco, the UK retailer, also has more than 25 of its small Fresh & Easy markets in the Pheonix Area

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