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This product kills bees...

 
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Here's an interesting subversive campaign:
Place these stickers:


on products misinforming the public like this:


Here's a link to the article and access to free sticker file:
This product kills bees

...Now in what can only be described as an utterly cynical marketing campaign, ASDA are now selling bee-killing neonicotinoid pest sprays – but promoting their sale by giving away free packets of ‘bee friendly’ garden plant seeds.

 
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Looks like Phil Chandlers work to me

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I want to know what product SAVES bees, not which one kills them! What a rotten thing to market and sell!
 
That is so lame! You now get a slap from this tiny ad!
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