...OβGara, 77, had mailed a postcard to Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia in response to the officialβs comments about cracking down on wasteful spending made during a press conference in August. Signed with OβGaraβs name, the postcard had a handwritten message: βYOU LACK VALUES.β...
In your original post, the Image is not showing for me here on Geraspora*. That's why I included it with Markdown under your post and the post of yours that I shared.
@N. E. Felibata π½ Ugh, Diaspora's getting on my nerves, someone else reported a similar problem with boosts from Diaspora, I swear we need someone to fork Friendica to be more like Diaspora or Mastodon and then convince everyone to only use that, since we can see all over here.
So easy to this day spotting the fascist companies. They all have big office buildings in Israel with their brand name prominently displayed in support of Zionism.
@chanon Well, that depends on how much you believe Wikipedia, while cut off from supplies, it was still Coca-Cola Deutschland, who's head created Fanta from what he could get his hands on.
![The image shows a tweet from a user named Alejandra Caraballo, with the handle [@]esqueer.net. The tweet contains a series of statements about the history of big businesses and their alleged collaboration with fascism. The tweet claims that Fanta was created to allow Coca-Cola to sell soda in Nazi Germany during a trade embargo, and that IBM sold machines used to track and tabulate Holocaust victims. It also states that Henry Ford inspired Hitler and that big business has always collaborated with fascism. The tweet concludes by calling today's businesses "bastards who are no different." The tweet is presented in a white background with black text, and the user's profile picture is visible in a circular image to the left of the text.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/814339391768a1e80b87ee1055850360-0.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a user named Alejandra Caraballo, with the handle [@]esqueer.net. The tweet contains a series of statements about the history of big businesses and their alleged collaboration with fascism. The tweet claims that Fanta was created to allow Coca-Cola to sell soda in Nazi Germany during a trade embargo, and that IBM sold machines used to track and tabulate Holocaust victims. It also states that Henry Ford inspired Hitler and that big business has always collaborated with fascism. The tweet concludes by calling today's businesses \"bastards who are no different.\" The tweet is presented in a white background with black text, and the user's profile picture is visible in a circular image to the left of the text.")
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in reply to π΄ Seph π πΎ • • •They just proved that they lack values...
...OβGara, 77, had mailed a postcard to Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia in response to the officialβs comments about cracking down on wasteful spending made during a press conference in August. Signed with OβGaraβs name, the postcard had a handwritten message: βYOU LACK VALUES.β...