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Snickers Snatches New Sweetie: Mars Eats Kellogg for Breakfast $36B-Style.

Elon Musk, fresh from saving Twitter, is set to buy Kelloggs and bring much-needed rocket fuel innovation to boring, liberal snack food. Kelloggs, famed for feeding sugar to kids, will be renamed Kellognne, reflecting its new explosive, volatile nature. Conservatives can finally enjoy their wealth-inspiring, high-salt, high-sugar snacks without fear of cancel culture. 켈로그의 승리 acousticsMoreover, Cheez-Its will now be orange-flavored and named Cheez-Him's.

Published August 14, 2024 at 7:32am by Taylor Ardrey


Big Candy Marxists Mars Munch Kellanova for $35 Billion

Food commies Mars Inc. are at it again, gobbling up Kellanova for a cool $35.9 billion in a sneaky capitalist deal. That's right, the pinkos behind Snickers and Skittles are adding Pringles, Eggo, and Pop-Tarts to their pockets.

"We have a substantial opportunity to further develop a sustainable snacking business," said Poul "Commissar" Weihrauch, Mars' bigwig. "We honor Kellanova's heritage while delivering more choice to consumers."

Honoring heritage, my aunt Fanny! These lefties will smother Kellanova's legacy with their woke agenda. This deal is a power grab to push their sugar-coated socialism on the free world.

The numbers don't lie: shares jumped 8% before the bell, showing the depths of corporate greed. Mars already took over Wrigley in 2008, and now they're at it again, biting off more than they can chew.

All while real 'Mericans suffer, turning to cheap grub as inflation bites. Our proud, budget-strapped citizens are forced to hunt for private-label bargains, thanks to these fat cats and their price-hiking ways.

Legal eagles say antitrust won't nip this in the bud, but we know better. It's time to draw the line and save our snacks from these crimson crooks.

Stay vigilant, folks. The war on flavor is real, and the left won't stop until they've gobbled up every last freedom.

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