San Francisco, get ready. The China Propaganda World Tour (aka Olympic Torch Relay) comes your way on Wednesday. Make it the last stop.

I've gotta give "The Worst Marketers in the World" title now to China. The National Association of REALTORS had it for the past few years, but the monkeys running China have snatched it away, as they continue on with the "Rage Against China" world tour this week.

If they wanted to draw attention to their evil ways, if they wanted to stir a worldwide boycott of their goods, and if they wanted to hurt their US distribution chain (Wal-Mart), they've done a great job. An amazing job as a matter of fact.

People of California, do America proud on Wednesday. Make London and Paris seem like a day in the park. Put an end to China's Propaganda Tour. Send 'em packing. Free Tibet. And after the flame has left, boycott Wal-Mart and any retailer who sells Chinese goods.

San Fran is about to erupt folks. Enjoy the show. Participate if you can. Once in a lifetime experience.

HousingPANIC salutes the brave monks of Tibet who continue to stand up to the evil Chinese leadership, while Americans plan their next Wal-Mart trip

No, I will not stop posting on this subject.

Yes, I do attend Tibet protests, a few people can have a major impact, and there's some good things going on here in Budapest and where you are too.

And yes, you should get off your asses once in your life and care. And do the right thing. And stop supporting evil.

It's time to hit the evil communist leaders of China where it hurts (at Wal-Mart), and I hope their people rise up as we head into this summer's 'festivities'. Now THAT'S the Olympic spirit.

Hopefully, it's all spiraling out of control now for China and Wal-Mart. Things fall apart. The center will not hold.

Boycott Wal-Mart

Boycott the China Olympics

Free Tibet

The Chinese are now hunting down the protesters in a desperate house-to-house search. While you drive down to Wal-Mart and buy their crap.

ZHONGDIAN, China - The government stepped up its manhunt Friday for protesters in last week's riots in the capital of Tibet, as thousands of troops converged on foot, trucks and helicopters to Tibetan areas of western China.