Wal Mart: Thank you. Your Comments Have Been Forwarded to the Appropriate Department

After seeing Michael Moore's movie, I took it upon myself to inform Wal Mart personally regarding their involvement in the Dead Peasant Policies. My original email appears below. If I hear more I will post it.

Wasn't sure what to expect, but here is their response:

Thank you for your message.

Dear Brian,

Thank you for taking the time to contact us with your feedback. Each comment, concern and suggestion is very important to us because it gives us the opportunity to evaluate the various aspects of our business. Be assured that your message will be forwarded to the appropriate team where it will be reviewed and carefully considered.

Thank you again for your correspondence.

Sincerely,
Walmart Customer Care

I saw Michael Moore's movie, 'Capitalism: A Love
Story'. I learned about a young cake baker that you took out a Life
Insurance policy on, a Dead Peasant's Policy. She died and apparently
Wal Mart not only collected the insurance policy, but shared nothing
with the survivor. Moore stated you no longer engage in this practice,
for which I commend you.

Nevertheless, simply withdrawing the practice is hardly enough. You owe
to the survivors a sizable financial contribution for this horrible
practice. Let me know when you do and then I will not only quit feeling
nauseous when I am near your stores or see your ads, I will actually
begin shopping there again.

James Fox-"I Know What I Saw"

Update 10/6/2009
According to the History Channel Website, this movie will air again Monday October at 10PM EST,7 PST and on Tuesday October 21 at 2AM EST, 11PST.

At this History Channel website , go to the 'Search Schedule' box and type 'I Know What I Saw' for more updates.

Also visit the official website for 'I Know What I Saw' here.

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This long awaited movie finally made its debut on The History Channel last night, it is a 2 hour special. I was hoping to see the whole thing, but only could watch an hour so far. It is a very explosive hard hitting documentary making it crystal clear that 'they are here'.

The show started out discussing The Phoenix Lights, with good eyewitness testimony. The show centers around the Fox disclosure event that occurred a couple of years ago at the National Press Club. The show also contrasted the change in Dr. Hynek's thinking on UFOs, along with continual military denial of the event. The show does a great job of showing that the government has continued to study UFOs even after they continue to say that they don't. The Rendelsham Event was also heavily discussed. The show was complete with lots of pictures.

I watched the show with my girlfriend who tolerates my interest in UFOs, and the show sparked some good conversation. Her frustration with the movie after the 1st hour was that she thought it was '...alright, already, I get it, something is going on that is being covered up!'

This sums up the weight of the evidence presented. I only hope that The History Channel will air this again