Red Bull Rightfully Fired Two Execs Who Tried To Kill The Company With BLM Propaganda

These days it’s rare to find a company who stands by the principles of making a good product and servicing their customers. In fact, such companies rarely exist. You’ll find that many of them are willing to sacrifice profits for propaganda, as evident with every company on the Traitors of America master list. Well, one company decided to stand by the ethics of being a consumer product maker instead of an activist corporation aimed at deconstruction Western values and that company is Red Bull.

According to a report from the The Wall Street Journal, CEO Dietrich Mateschitz rightfully fired two executives who tried to tank the company.

In a biased report from the Daily Mail, they explain…

“North America chief executive Stefan Kozak and North America president and chief marketing officer Amy Taylor were let go, the energy drink company said Tuesday. […]

“The letter signed by more than 300 employees had criticized the company for ‘saying nothing’ amid the global anti-racism protests and ‘abandoning the communities we claim to support and foster in their time of greatest need’.

“Both Kozak and Taylor have pushed for more diversity and inclusion but Taylor was ‘met with opposition’ when she called for the company to take a more public stand on racism, The Wall Street Journal reports.”

The reality is that energy drink companies have no right to tell the American how they ought to feel about anything, much less a media-funded blitz to disrupt the West and put targets on the back of America’s white citizens, as admitted to by agitator and disruptor, George Soros, in a tweet published on July 13th, 2020.

For decades, my foundations have invested in dismantling systemic racism—from ending the drug war to securing voting rights. Now, a new $220 million investment will build power in Black communities and new anti-racist policies in the U.S. https://t.co/x9zdM5JRCB pic.twitter.com/US4U80T9cv

— George Soros (@georgesoros) July 13, 2020

This is one of the few times where the good guys came out on top.

It brings some hope to these troubled times, seeing a company like Red Bull stand by some measure of integrity instead of allowing their employees to instigate self-destructive and anti-American propaganda.

Hats off to you Sir Mateschitz. You’ve done Red Bull right.

(Thanks for the news tip Reina Todoroki)