I'm looking, for but can't find:

[Iamwhomiam]

The graphic showing the few corporations monopoly ownership of most industries and food production and distribution industries across the world. I know it was posted more than once, but cannot recall in which thread(s). Anyone able to help me locate it?

[liminalOyster]

Maybe: http://www.informationclearinghouse.inf ... e36743.htm

[Iamwhomiam]

Out of thread context, I'm not sure that's it, but it probably is. Thank you for taking the trouble to locate it, liminalOyster. I only searched RI.

[liminalOyster]

I think Crimethinc re-made it as a more elegant graphic at one point. I'll let you know if I come across it. Cheers.

[Iamwhomiam]

Appreciate your assistance, liminalOyster. I also recall a graphic of the Bannon network link-ups, I believe that had to do with Cambridge Analytica & Russian ties to election meddling. I should be able to locate that one easily. Thank you for finding the first; I'm now sure it was what I was looking for.

[Belligerent Savant]

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http://sploid.gizmodo.com/fascinating-g ... 1599537576

There's a few graphics within the above link. Below are a couple samples:

[identity]

I looked through the brand logos trying to identify the ones I buy, and the only ones I found are:

Tylenol (one bottle lasts me a few years...)
Q-Tips (other brands I have tried just don't seem soft enough, and, again, one box lasts forever)
Ocean Spray (okay, I admit I have a bit of an addiction to their Cranberry-Mango (all-juice) drink, which I liven up with sparkling water and fresh lime)

As I do not not knowingly buy anything containing HFCS, much of what those brands sell is of no interest to me.

In the chocolate thread, I posted that I had given up Green & Black's milk chocolate/almond bars after the company was bought out and shifted production from Italy to Poland, and changed from whole almonds to almond pieces (which was deeply unsatisfying!). After more than a year of suffering through Lindt milk chocolate/almond bars, I tried a G&B again, and the chocolate was so much more delicious than Lindt's (and the almond pieces now bigger and more crunchy than they were last time I had them), that I have gone back to G&B (for which, at their occasional sale price when I stock up, there really is no affordable alternative).

[KUAN]

I find by living out of town it's not worth driving when I get munchies. Plus I don't have woman buying me treats just to be nice.
Woman where are you...

[KUAN]

Just as long as it's not strawberry