Heinz are liers.

Okay big corporate Heinz, justify this lie that appears on your product.


Grown not made, you are having a laugh! Ketchup does not grow on trees or tomato plants, it is made in a factory, just like every other bottle of ketchup on the planet.

This is just a lie told to make people think it is less interfered with than is the case.

Well I am calling you out, justify your claim, prove that this Ketchup is grown, not made or accept you are telling lies and company that no one should trust.

We are not Nanas over Nestle

What a bare faced lie, "Shreddies are knitted by Nanas"



This is a Lie, the truth is that Shreddies are made by machines in factories. Yet we all know that we are seduced by advertising and that this latent lie of Shreddies being something that they are not will get embedded deep in our psyche and we will approach the product differently as a result.

Nestle seem to think that they can lie to the consumer and that this will have no negative impact. Well they are wrong, their lies will be shown for what they are lies and people will judge, Nestle, Cereal Partners and Shreddies accordingly.

Such a big lie, it has to be untrue or you have to be stupid to think it is true

There are some really stupid people in our world, I know,I have met some of them and whilst advertisers might say that the claim is "fun" or "a joke" there must be a reason why they tell these outright lies. At a subliminal level these things must be working on us and we must be believing the tainted imagery they create.

I see no reason why this sort of outright lie should be permitted. Sure only the stupid, naive and foolish would believe it but don't they have the right to protection from corporate lies?

For that reason, these lies will be treated as lies and get the publicity they deserve.

Nestle - Not Very Veggie

Here we have a pack of delicious strawberry flavour jelly from Nestle marketed under the Rowntrees / Hartleys Brand, towards the top right of the lower picture you can see the nice informative green V (not the vegetarain society approved green V, just thier own made up green V) around it the words "suitable for vegetarians"

This is what we like nice clear reliable labeling, but .. the main ingredient is Gelatine. Gelatine is made from the stewed up bones and connective tissue of animals and is definitely not suitable for vegetarians.

Oh dear...


Indeed a lot of non veggies are unaware of the source of Geletine as a result Veggies are always very suspicious of jellies. Geletine is the cheapest way to make jelly and it is what most jellies are made of.

I don't know who to feel more sorry for, the veggies who were served this by thier duped hosts or thier hosts for being tricked.

Alleged to not worry about small stuff, like killing babies, I guess this is a very minor crime for Nestle who have bigger issues like taking over even more brands.




I just love the subvertisers...