FOX: Walmart plans to hire 250,000 military veterans by 2020. (Jade Helm?)

This struck me as rather suspicious when I heard it on the news this morning. It's also ironically at a time where walmarts are mysteriously closing, jade helm is being discussed, and more knowledge of the relationship between military logistical centers and walmarts/Home Depots are disclosed.

Could this be a covert way to invade walmarts from within, by placing "military servicemen" in them to ultimately fulfill the goals of jade helm and transform these stores into logistical centers?

[link to www.foxbusiness.com]

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) wants to hire 250,000 honorably discharged veterans by 2020. The company said its Veterans Welcome Home Commitment program has been so successful since it launched in 2013 that they want to expand it over the next seven years.

The program was designed to guarantee a job to any eligible U.S. veteran honorably discharged from active duty. Their goal was to hire 100,000 by 2018 but they have already succeeded close to that number by hiring 92,000 veterans in the past two years.

The executive vice president for logistics at Wal-Mart, Chris Sultemeier said veterans already hold positions in retail, distribution and management, and that about 8,000 of the 92,000 already hired have been promoted.

If Walmart is successful in hiring the additional 150,000 veterans, the group would make up close to 20 percent of the retailer’s 1.3 million domestic workers.

----------------------------- 50% rule honored.