Активисты общественного движения «Ешь российское» проведут рейд в одном из супермаркетов Москвы. Об этом говорится в пресс-релизе общественного движения, поступившем в «Газету.Ru».

Цель рейда — выявление санкционных продуктов в ассортименте магазина. Активисты намерены обклеить нарушающие продэмбарго продукты специальными наклейками, на которых будет указано, что данный продукт попал под российские санкции.

Ако някой знае за подобни движения и акции в прогнилия Запад, да вниса спокойно.

Jokes about France are plentiful lately, but many Americans aren't laughing at the European country's resistance to using force with Iraq -- and are fighting back by closing their wallets.

In fact, beaucoup d'Americans have decided to boycott French products such as wine and cheese, in an effort to hurt the country's economy.

Fromage.com, a French cheese distributor, reported that its sales to the United States have gone down 15 percent in the past two weeks. Some U.S. eateries are no longer offering French wines. And a restaurant in North Carolina has even changed the name of its fries.

Neal Rowland, who owns Cubbie's restaurant in Beaufort, N.C., said he decided to put stickers that say "Freedom" over the word "French" on all his menus after he watched France back away from support for war in Iraq.

"Since the French are backing down, French fries and French everything needs to be banned," he told Foxnews.com in a telephone interview. "Fry sales have really gone up. People who eat them now say, 'Freedom never tasted so good.'"