Something Strange Happening (again) At Least in Some Walmarts.

Not sure if anyone else has seen this video, or if this is happening in many/several major U.S. cities. I actually live in a small city with two walmarts. But apparently some people are reporting once again strange things occurring in some major city Walmarts. So far this has not happened where I live.

Things being reported and shown on the video include like many shipping containers being held at parking lots in some major city/cities' Walmarts, and entire sections with food being closed off with messages that they can't make those products available for some reason at that time. Also, it appears that a whole aisles of "prepper food" seems to have found it's way into some Walmarts.

I wanted to see if anyone else has noticed this happening in their state/city.

Here is the video.




The Walmarts being converted into detention centers by the Obama/Biden administrations started similarly to this story.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Many years ago at the same time as Jade Helm, Walmart announced they were closing many stores, freaking out employees that were to be laid off. Many conspiracy theories around both Jade Helm and Walmart were in abundance esp. here on ATS, but no one connected the two. The closed Walmarts put up barbed wire fencing facing INWARD to keep people IN not out, and many rightfully wondered why. What does Walmart sell and have in it's stock rooms in abundance back then? OH right - guns and ammo.
At the same time the HR firm I worked for launched a new hiring campaign - for Walmart. I was like WTF? I didn't get it. Then I realized it was for hiring military vets only, and honorable discharge only. $#!+ you not and I even worked on it for a while for some easy overtime. Why HD only? Because honorable discharge means both eligible for recall at any time and still licensed to carry a weapon. Dishonorable, not so much.

I thought we were on the brink of war. Nothing really came of either thing but it wasn't for nothing that's for sure. It was a prep test and fishy goings on at Walmart again doesn't surprise me in the slightest.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Grocery shopped tonight and tp is almost wiped out (pun intended) and certain items are limit restricted,
Pasta sauce max 2 jars, spices etc.
Red meat looked terrible. Veggies and fruit looked good. Other items that were low are now fully stocked.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

I was surprised that video wasn't on Bitchute. Seems like where it belongs. No locations given, no dates, no sources. Seems dubious, at best.

The example of the coolers tied off could have been from a power outage or other failure leading to them not working properly. Have them roped off to keep people out of them, help keep them cold longer.

The tarped off shelves could have been anything. Product going out on the shelves they're not supposed to sell yet (ie popular toys, electronics, etc...).

The shipping containers would be pretty common if the store is getting a remodel or reset. A lot of work goes into that operation, and since they do it while the store is typically open, the extra space in the containers is needed to run machines, do fabrication, etc on top of just storing the supplies and materials.

The prepper food isn't surprising. It's been a popular item for awhile now. I recognized the brands, have seen some of them at other stores (Sam's Club, Bass Pro). Good for them for expanding their market.

I don’t shop at wal mart so I couldn’t tell you however at my other local grocery store they all of a sudden wanted to remodel so now the store only has half the shelves it used to have apparently because of that but everytime I go it never seems like much progress is being made even though they claim the works being done at night since they axed their 24 hour schedule.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

They've been selling survival food online for a long time. Maybe they are keeping the shelves empty to try to scare people into buying a lot of survival food. The profit on that stuff is incredible, especially if they are able to raise the prices even more because of "inflation" and "supply chain issues".

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

I have not noticed in my area, although I stopped shopping there over a year ago. Though in my area there is a shortage of employees for just about everything and shortened business hours.

Walmart is a WEF partner.

Sidley Austin LLP > Obama / former DOJ Rachel L. Brand's husband is Jonathan F. Cohn, who is a law partner. Rachel left the DOJ and is now Executive VP of Global Governance, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary at Walmart.

The Secret History of FEMA

Project 908 saw FBI agents, working effectively undercover for FEMA, detailing large warehouses, automobile facilities, Masonic temples, Elks lodges, casinos, camp sites, Coca-Cola bottling plants, Indian bingo halls, country inns, furniture stores, and other potential relocation facilities. In Arkansas, agents lined up a meeting with Walmart executives to discuss using the company’s huge stores for Project 908, explaining as a cover that they wanted to learn crisis management techniques from companies that had large centralized leadership.

a reply to: tamusan

It could also mean that they have run out of normal food and are now using the long-life stuff which has been stored for years anyway why is China doing the same thing? or hopefully this is just a one off

We have some sporatic shortages in stores, like all of a sudden, people went on a pasta rampage at Meijers and a few other stores and other than some of the Ahmish noodles the shelves were bare of pastas. What will the next panick buying fad be? I do keep an eye on futures of food and read some agra market stuff, and keep my eye on how high coffee prices are going. We only have ten twenty six ounce cans of coffee in reserve, there has not been any good sales lately. It appears that when Brazil raised their coffee export price up it is not going down.

The odds of finding reasonable priced TP these days is pretty sheety.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

The shipping containers are being sent out because the ports are
so jacked up they have to send them out as many as possible. Not
enough employees at Wal mart to unload them as fast as they're
being delivered.

The one here outside L.A. is packed.

a reply to: cmdrkeenkid

Our Walmart had a power outage this summer. Someone hit a Electric box down the road. Our Walmart Generators malfunctioned. Had to rope off freezers and put insulation sheets over open coolers (coffen coolers) It happens. Didn't get generators up for 3 hours.

Also we have trailers parked behind and in parking lot with stock waiting for space in store. Black Friday stock. They hold stock in those trailers until there ready to place on the floor for black Friday sales.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

"Walmart is a WEF partner. "

That explains it.

originally posted by: FraterAetherius
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

"Walmart is a WEF partner. "

That explains it.

Of course they are. Look up how much they provide Worlwide.
Not saying it's a good thing... But it makes sense.

a reply to: anonentity

You're right, there is always the possibility that something is afoul, but people should have collected their emergency food years ago. Aside from that, I am able to buy the same stuff that I always have from the stores that I go to. The prices are up a lot, but the shelves are still fully stocked. I'm not too worried, but that's likely because I can easily absorb any price increases and also be on my way to, let's say, Belize, in a matter of minutes.

My nearest Walmart is about 2 hours away, but is near the Asian store I am going to later in the week. I'll take a peek at what Walmart's shelves look like.

a reply to: Randyvine2

The shipping containers are being sent out because the ports are so jacked up they have to send them out as many as possible.

Or they're staging for Black Friday and Christmas.

I can only write about the shipping containers, RELAX.... they have nothing to do with anything other than they are there in the parking lots for BLACK FRIDAY.

Every year they end up in the parking lots around end of September, beginning of October. ...yes, I am one of those "shoppers." I love seeing them show up to my walmarts, because I know black friday is right around the corner.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Or they're staging for Black Friday and Christmas.

Also makes sense

Walmart stores their customer's Christmas Lay Aways in em .
Nothing strange .

a reply to: Gothmog

Except Walmart isn’t doing layaway this year.

Not that I trust Walmart. And it’s usually not in the grocery section. But the Walmarts around here rope and tarp off entire sections until the Black Friday sales. Or in anticipation of the Black Friday sales.

As for the freeze dried food? It’s useful for camping. And its sort of a hot commodity right now. And Walmart likes to sale things that will move off the shelves.