Opinion: Why you should ban Kellogg’s from your pantry
Walk through your local grocery store and you will find many Kellogg’s products: Rice Krispies, Pop-Tarts, Pringles, Cheez-Its, Froot Loops, Frosted Mini-Wheats, Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes and Special K.
Some boxes will say they are sweet and delicious, while others may claim they are heart healthy.
Which Kellogg’s products should I’m telling you that every sale supports open borders, riots and radical leftism. This is an indisputable fact, as is the number of calories in one serving.
Every box of Special K sold benefits the WK Kellogg Foundation. Every conservative knows that George Soros supports left-wing activists, but few know how influential the Kellogg Foundation is. The foundation awards hundreds of millions of dollars in grants each year. His immense wealth is due to his large stake in the Kellogg company.
The WK Kellogg Foundation Trust owns 16% of Kellogg’s. This stock is worth $3.2 billion. The trust uses these assets to finance the foundation. For example, in 2022, the trust funded the Kellogg Foundation with $387 million Influence observation.
The foundation is also represented on the board of Kellogg’s. The foundation’s CEO, La June Montgomery Tabron, worked at the Kellogg Company board since 2014.
The Kellogg Foundation has supports “Beyond Policing” research that advocates for defunding police. The Foundation grants helped launch the Black Lives Matter movement, and it has supports a fund in Philadelphia, the rescued Hundreds of rioters in 2020.
Also the foundation financed a monthly income of $500 for illegal immigrants, effectively subsidizing lawbreaking. It has a long track record of supporting groups with open borders. The foundation gave almost $900,000 to Tides Advocacy, who helped bring the project to life Abolish ICE movement.
After all, the Kellogg Foundation, like all left-wing organizations, has done this given Hundreds of thousands of dollars to Planned Parenthood.
It’s not just that corporate America isn’t making any effort to appeal to conservative customers. Companies actively use our money to counteract our interests.
If you take just 2020 Conservative voters and break down how much of the country’s gross domestic product they represent, the total is at the top 7 trillion dollars. It would be the third largest country in the world in terms of GDP, behind only the United States and China. But not only are American corporations not marketing to us, they are also spitting in our faces by using our money to subsidize left-wing radicals.
Frankly, Kellogg’s funding shouldn’t just anger conservatives. What the company is doing is anti-American. Kellogg’s supports movements that are opposed by the majority of the country. The majority of Americans are against it to cut police funding, as the majority of Americans are doing against it to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The power of our wallets is immense, and it’s time we realize it. Conservatives simply shouldn’t have Pop-Tarts in their pantry. (There are conservative alternatives to Kellogg’s products PublicSq.) Unless you buy Soros brand cereal, almost any other company is a better choice than Kellogg’s.
Michael Seifert is the founder and managing director of PublicSq, an online marketplace for freedom-loving Americans. Michael is a devoted husband and father. He and his family live in West Palm Beach.
