P.E.P.S.I.
Did any of you know that Pepsi (as in "Pepsi-Cola") is an acronym for a secret Zionist code word?
Live and learn. I guess I'm gonna have to have some Pepsis along with my Cokes from now on...
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Can't help but wonder how big an audience he has. I suspect it is huge.
P - Putz
E - Explains
P - Political
S - Secrets for
I - Islamists
P - Passions
E - Exist to
P - Persuade
S - Some
I - Irrationalists
I could do this all day. If this guy has a huge audience, it shows how many nuts there must be.
First he carefully explains why it's all Pepsi's fault only to tell us that it is any soda, because, as we know from this great dissertation, All Nuts You See Own Damning Arguments.
Perhaps it's all a case of reverse psychology. Maybe Pepsi is helping Islamists and he wants us to buy it. I hope not, because I love Pepsi. But didja' ever notice how much the Obama insignia resembles the Pepsi logo? I can play the paranoid, too. It's easy.
Damn,
When you print what I wrote, it doesn't work. The Capital letters should be lined up one under the other.
Never Heard so much shit out of a man.
Is it a coincidence Hugo Chavez ordered all Zero Coke pickedup and not allow to be sold in Venezuela ?
Coca-Cola pulls Coca-Cola Zero in Venezuela
by Associated Press
Thursday June 11, 2009, 5:18 PM
CARACAS, Venezuela -- Coca-Cola Corp. said Thursday it has temporarily stopped selling its Coca-Cola Zero brand in Venezuela after the country's health ministry banned it, claiming the no-calorie soft drink contains harmful ingredients.
The Atlanta-based company, the world's largest soft drink maker, also said it is temporarily halting production of the soft drink in Venezuela, where it had been available for two months.
Spokeswoman Kerry Kerr said Venezuela has not raised specific concerns about the formula or the company's local operations. She said the company is in discussions with the government and she said the brand is safe.
On Wednesday, Health Minister Jesus Mantilla said the ban is aimed at "preserving the health of Venezuelans," but he hasn't elaborated.
In March 2008, the company removed the artificial sweetener sodium cyclamate, which is banned in the U.S. but legal to use in many other countries, from Coca-Cola Zero in Mexico. The Venezuelan version does not have that ingredient, Kerr said.
Coca-Cola Zero launched in the United States in 2005.
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Hoeny, I fixed it a little...
I spent almost 20 yrs in the Middle East, N&W Africa..........these people are just plain crazy!