Topic: Unilever

Inflation is reportedly sustained by "shrinkflation" and "greedflation," where companies like Unilever and Pepsi raise prices despite lower sales volumes. Shelter costs have risen 7.7% over the last year, and the average household is spending $709 more per month than they did two years ago. Celente mocks the term "shelter" used by the Wall Street Journal, arguing it reflects a decline in middle-class home ownership.

Unilever's decision to remove the word "normal" from its beauty and personal care branding is criticized as an attack on human reality and science. Jones argues this is part of a broader corporate effort to erase traditional gender roles and family structures, comparing it to the banning of terms like "mother" and "father" in Congress. He asserts that these "woke" corporate policies are actually controlled by billionaire men and influenced by Communist China to destroy Western culture.

Unilever's decision to ban the word "normal" from its branding is contrasted with the company's history of environmental and human rights scandals. Watson details Unilever's involvement in deforestation in Indonesia, toxic mercury waste dumping in India, and forced child labor. He argues that corporations use "woke" virtue signaling to distract from actual social justice abuses.