'Trash FLASH': Homeland Groceries

'Trash FLASH' 
Homeland Groceries
Oklahoma  Summer, 2014
Prip


Al Qaeda: Dalougya of the Crystal Skull Gangs

Believed to be the first 'Dalougya'
witnessed on  East Coast, USA

Again an Oklahoma Food Store chain has reopened serious issues of trespassing and abuse. Located Alameda St in Norman, OK, the cashiers, and now, accounting office, are in a struggle to keep open the 'fibers' of communication.

Soon after the last few things, purchased at the above local grocery, had been tossed into the trash, a squad of store security opened an assault on the former customer. The customer, it seems, told the food chain employees that she was going to stop coming into Homeland Grocery because of the continual trespassing and willful surveillance of her private home.

Changes in policies of carrying backpacks into the stores started a snowball effect that ended with customers choosing other food stores to shop at.

Seen in Alaska., US at
Governor Knowls picnic.

After removing the damaged items to the dumpster at the residence, the woman returned to her home, and was assaulted with an electrical current flow at the skull. The purchased items had been tampered with and fiber optics had been glued to the interior plastic bag on blown sugar and on the bottom of an Argo corn starch can.

Viewed on TV during soap opera
daytime drama

The former customer reported that she "wasn't happy with the cashier's trespassing and the store's employees personal inference of slavery they had imposed upon her".

'Dalougya', a crystal skull gang, is the main crime gang who will burn down farms and crop fields for fractured FBI clusters. 'Dalougya' members like to terrorize people by imaging pictures of crystallized skulls on the faces of its members.

Imaged on TV glass while using
DVD player (Ancient
Aliens)

From that they try to cause farmer and families to halt attempts to extinguish the flames even if the fire is moving in upon the household members. This criminal activity is of the purpose to steal the farming land and any current or future government substitutes.

Seen at fast food
restaurants

It should be understood that if any of these activities are noticed at local food products businesses, that the situation could be dangerous. Oklahoma State Police added, "Avoiding this type of crime area is the best thing a person could do."