Five different stores make sudden announcement, claiming “plumbing” issues

a reply to: texasgirl

All the news stations in the areas, a few government officials and city inspectors, etc

a reply to: Pimpish

I don't think you need a professional to clean up rat crap and pee. I'm assuming that's what she meant when she said cleaning up a rodent problem, not the actual exterminating of the rodents.

Yeah, you really do need a pro for that. Rats are carriers of rabies and bubonic plague, and other viral illnesses. Inhaling the dust from dried feces can cause respiratory issues that could be fatal to people who suffer from asthma. Nasty critters for sure. Interesting that they deviated from the original explanation though...I guess that seemed more plausible than "plumbing issues".

a reply to: Rocker2013

Most regulations are State I think so that would not affect them all.

i am leaning toward the union thing after reading some Wal-mart union troubles and how they dealt with them.

If this were planning for some "black op" of "false flag" then don't you all think it would be a little too obvious?

As far as this goes, it seems as though they like being blatant for some reason almost like we are all a joke and they are laughing at us.

a reply to: Char-Lee

You do realize that Union busting on this level would be justifiable grounds for a nationwide boycott and possibly legal ramifications? This isn't some call center or manufacturing plant that doesnt need direct consumer dollars to stay in operation. This is a major retailer of goods and employer in the US, which if you are right, is basically telling the millions of people that it employs and serves that they dont mean #. Hard to imagine WalMart doing that in this day and age, it would be far too easy to tear apart the image they work so hard to maintain.

Many of these stores are in right to work states, and frankly it would be cheaper to just pay their employees a few extra bucks in these specific stores then it would be to lose the property and profits as well as risking a larger public outcry.

It just seems like you are workig to hard too put in a convenient explanation.

originally posted by: Granite

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Rocker2013

Lets look at this logically, shall we?

Yes finally, thank God you're here because, all these other people, are completely illogical.

We must onto their "Weather Underground" depopulation plan, execution (directed by Obama's E.O.s) if the lefties are trying to deflect concern.

They don't want you to see the 500 car railroad train heading to California with tanks, mraps, Hummers, machine gun mounted APCs.

Coffin Liners

a reply to: Britx

But it would make since to say they are demo'ing the building for mass repair to the plumbing.

Well the union idea is still possible they have whole books and training guides for it. But cutting them like this just makes it more likely the local people will union up faster. It's kind of risky.

Mass lay off wouldn't need any warning there are other ways to get around cutting that many people.

Maybe like other have said they found something really underhanded going on at though stores so bad it cause them to shut them down with very little warning. Drug lab or illegal document forging but still would make since to just shut down the stores. Just odd.

Just found this video. This happened yesterday. Yes it is from yesterday BC there are the rigs stacked out off of business 20 between midland and Odessa. Also we have a heavy police presence over by our closed down Walmart stopping people and redirecting traffic. Heard that there was a FEMA like camp just put up today between midland and big springs tx. May be worrying over nothing hut something is definitely up. Midland tx April 14 2015 military vehicles: youtu.be...

a reply to: randyvs

And some want evidence that would only come in the form of an
open knife wound. Easily avoidable.

You speak the truth, for sure.
2nd.

originally posted by: InverseLookingGlass
a reply to: Black_Fox

Apparently "role players" are in demand.

Must have DoD secret clearance.
Must be able to walk up to 18mi /day
Must be able to ride in a vehicle up to 12 hours.
Pays $14/hr.

source

I'm sorry for comin' in late, and asking stupid questions, but;

Where is the connection to Walmart?

a reply to: SubSea

The Walmart in midland is on the upper scale side of town. The "ghetto" Walmart on the south side is still open.

a reply to: SubSea

The Walmart in midland is on the upper scale side of town. The "ghetto" Walmart on the south side is still open.

a reply to: midlandghost

Good to know.

We could use some photos if you are up for an ATS Black OP

This happened April 13.

Nationwide protests for a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage were scheduled for April 15.

An organization of Walmart workers was involved. Activism seems high in the LA area.

When a Walmart in Canada unionized not too long ago they simply closed the store. Walmart opens a store every day in North America. Shutting down a handful of stores for a few months to quash employee activism means nothing to them.

Just another possibility...Two years ago, Walmart was fined $82 million dollars for mishandling hazardous waste at a couple of its facilities.

Maybe they really are cleaning out the drainage systems before the EPA slaps them with yet more huge fines.

www.nytimes.com...

Wal-Mart Stores pleaded guilty Tuesday to improperly dumping hazardous waste in California and Missouri, agreeing to pay almost $82 million in fines. The retailer was charged with six counts of violating the Clean Water Act in California and one count of violating a federal law related to pesticide disposal in Missouri. The guilty plea on all counts brings to an end years of investigations and legal wrangling that pitted the nation’s largest retailer against government authorities over charges that employees were throwing hazardous products in the trash and into sewage systems.

originally posted by: Pimpish
a reply to: texasgirl

I don't think you need a professional to clean up rat crap and pee. I'm assuming that's what she meant when she said cleaning up a rodent problem, not the actual exterminating of the rodents.

I worked at a Walmart once, it was brand new but they received some contaminated shipment and the whole store was overrun with giant cockroaches. They were not like anything that lived in the area so really shocking to us and customers, they were squished all over the floors and in everything.

They did not even close the store but somehow took care of them by some unknown process at night.

a reply to: KnightLight

Well, I must say...I would much prefer any of your explanations of what's possibly happening over my own. The suck factor of my hypothetical is just way too high. I hope I'm wrong about all of this.

a reply to: Thorneblood

On our way right now. Taking an actually camera in case they try to cover up stuff or delete any posted. Stuff is getting real and people arent seeing this. I may just be paranoid but better safe than sorry.

originally posted by: midlandghost
a reply to: Thorneblood



On our way right now. Taking an actually camera in case they try to cover up stuff or delete any posted. Stuff is getting real and people arent seeing this. I may just be paranoid but better safe than sorry.

If you're going to do this be careful. And tell family where you're going in case anything happens!

originally posted by: midlandghost
a reply to: Thorneblood

On our way right now. Taking an actually camera in case they try to cover up stuff or delete any posted. Stuff is getting real and people arent seeing this. I may just be paranoid but better safe than sorry.

Be careful and if your pulled over don't get smart and ask "am I being detained?". Yes sir, no sir and move on.

originally posted by: Thorneblood
You guys are thinking too small, it isn't just walmart.

Google things like "suddenly closed" and "plumbing problems" it is happening all over the country and often for no given reason.

It reminds me of the weird closure of several rest stops along the highways in CA and OR some years ago. Two of the stops we knew well and used on trips taken every month or so. One on highway 101 was brand new. They said closed for remodeling...weird to start, but we saw actual guards standing where you might be able to walk in, they parked a truck across the entrances to these places behind the yellow tape and close signs and bar gate.

Two of the places we knew well were both new and times we passed by they were hauling large dump trucks in and out yet the landscape was not changed at all. They were closed for about a year and when reopened there was a new sign at one and the other had a bunch of new antenna coming out of the top of the water tower all shapes of them and that was the only changes, so where was the trucks hauling what?