Here's a list of all the companies and organizations that sponsored this year's satanic Olympics. You know what to do.
(olympics.com)
🤢 These people are sick! 🤮
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Yeah, but did they have anything to do with the Satanic, Drag Queen, Anti-Christian debauched Opening Ceremony? Probably not. They just bought ad space a year or two ago, more likely.
Typically the Olympics are a most unifying event and should be a great way to get wide exposure.
I can't really see how the advertisers are responsible, but instead we should look at the planners of The Opening Ceremony and whomever signed off on that.
That's where you'll find the culprits to this shameful exposition.
I think you're missing the point of complaining to the advertisers that sponsor the event and literally make it possible.....
They can make their future sponsorship conditional on this never happening again.
Or you can do nothing except complaining where they don't hear you and nothing changes.
Were the 2012 Opening Ceremonies in London unifying?
I think you are missing the point that there is a track record here that shows how the satanic pedo death cult inserts evil into these ceremonies as inevitable. Advertisers know exactly what they are buying even without the script.
They planned that nurse dancing/pushing patients around in beds in the 2012 Olympics because at the time they wanted Obamacare and shortly thereafter they got it. The openings are very calculated.
Exactly. Same thing with the superbowl every year. Gets more and more satanic.
Ice spice throwing devil horns. Kelcie flashing the 666.
CSpire already pulled their advertising with the Olympics for this crap. Other advertisers can as well & also might end up suing the Olympics (maybe the committee in charge) because of brand damage & not being the unifying event it has traditionally been.
https://greatawakening.win/p/17tegZQKcL/a-company-named-cspire-has-pulle/c/
They wouldn't blindly put there name on something without approval
Someone wants to pull a short list and put it in the comments that would be great.
If these companies receive enough complaints/backlash they will never sponsor these events again or at least make sure that the ceremonies don't include anything that would be harmful to their brand.
Twitter / X is the easiest way.
Make sure you read from the top - not just "premium partners" and below. The "Global" partners include companies like Toyota, Samsung, Coke, Bridgestone, AirBNB, and many others.
2028 Summer Olympics, Los Angeles.
Not too early to hold the US Olympic Committee accountable. No doubt they have someone planning the "opening ceremony" already . . .
California will be on fire as usual
Northern Commifornia already literally on fire. All natural causes, of course.
arson
Logo is pretty much there already... just add a few 💩💩💩 and it's complete!
https://media.zenfs.com/en/ok_magazine_674/d98790922ae71a3d465e8912d42ed871
Huh! Does look like a flame, doesn't it?
Air France should hear from us.
Otherwise Cisco is the only one I think I recognize.
There's quite a few there that I recognize. Visa, Coca-Cola, P&G and others.
But ultimately it doesn't matter if you recognize them or not. Draft a generic complaint and send it out to as many of them as you can
https://web.archive.org/web/20240726200808/https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/committee/games-stakeholder/partners#premium-partners
I'm scrolling through the list and I see a company named Orange. That stuck out, since I'd never heard of them before I don't think. "Orange is one of the world’s leading telecommunications operators. The Group is present in 26 countries. Orange is also a leading provider of global IT and telecommunication services to multinational companies, under the brand Orange Business Services."
Orange has been around for decades. They were at the forefront in the UK in the mid 90s of mainstreaming cell phones and internet. Their strapline was "The future's bright, the future's orange".
Hmmm, att is not doing well, orange is a color they have used in the past, "Cingular". I wonder if they have separated off some debt free assets and good accounts to create an escape plan.
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CISCO has been shit for a long while. MUST BE DEI oriented because for past several years it totally, absolutely shows. Been a CISCO admin/user for 22+ years and they are far off from what they "used to" be.
To be fair did they know the opening ceremony would be so gay?
No, at least one company was so shocked they pulled out when they saw it
I'd give them a pass on this one. They were sponsoring the games not the opening ceremony.
The point is to complain to them so they never sponsor again, hopefully pull out their current support, and send a message to The Olympic committee and every single other advertiser in the world that people are not going to take this anymore.
Hit them where it matters; public image and income.
Their "pass" was seeing what happened to Bud Light.
The Olympics and the opening ceremony are two sides of the same coin.
Do nothing and nothing changes.
Can the companies get their money back?
That would depend on their contract. It would also depend if they paid everything up front or if they were continuing to pay/sponsor throughout the entirety of the event. They could also potentially sue for damages in a civil case depending.
When some dudes testicles are shown on international television In association with your brand all bets are off the table. (And yes testicles were displayed in one of the videos)
Just deported you with a Sticky Request. I hope to see it at the top!
WW partners, this is not a full list as there are more local sponsors but this list was under "WW partners".
ABinBev
AirBNB
AliBaba
Allianz
Atos
Bridgestone
Coca Cola
Deloitte
Intel
Omega
Panasonic
P&G
Samsung
Toyota
Visa
Thank You Data! 👏
Thank you for this list!
If I were one of these brands I would withdraw my advertising immediately, even if they charged me a penalty for doing so.
If they still don't do it, they are conscious participants in all these perversions.
They are all globalist entities that individuals would be hard pressed to act against. My advice. Go against the customers of the core business. Let them know that the company they keep is "probematic" (use their language).
Did anyone notice the Miko logo?