Boycott Israeli Products!

[Aptrgangr]

Originally Posted by Errigal

Refugees from the various wars of Israel, the US and UK over the last few years.

Despite bleeding-heart liberals make this claim again and again it simply is not true.
Most kebab shop owners here are from Turkey. Turks, like Middle Easterners, do not come here because a foreign power like the USA make them refugees, but because Turks like other Middle Easterners are not capable of maintaining a base of existence. Problems like overpopulation, terror, civil war, weak economy and cultural underdevelopment are home made.

[Cirrus]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

I don't think that it will be very popular among natives in Italy either. Or in France. At least not in Southern France.

Well, kebabs are popular among young peoples here, in Northern France.

Originally Posted by Svin

Who sells kebabs in Europe? In Russia it's mainly people from Caucasus.

Originally Posted by Ljubomir

Around here it's mostly Kurds, Palestinians and Lebanese.

Same here, with also Turks and even some North-Africans.

Kebabs seem to be a sort of "pan-Muslim" food industry, but I also know some Greek restaurants which made a sort of similar sandwich.

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by Ljubomir

Around here it's mostly Kurds, Palestinians and Lebanese.

Originally Posted by Errigal

Refugees from the various wars of Israel, the US and UK over the last few years.

Originally Posted by Aptrgangr

Despite bleeding-heart liberals make this claim again and again it simply is not true.
Most kebab shop owners here are from Turkey. Turks, like Middle Easterners, do not come here because a foreign power like the USA make them refugees, but because Turks like other Middle Easterners are not capable of maintaining a base of existence. Problems like overpopulation, terror, civil war, weak economy and cultural underdevelopment are home made.

Ljubomir wrote of Kurds, Palestinians and Kurds in Denmark. You are talking about Turkish migrants in Germany. Two different things.

[Señor Malo]

Originally Posted by OlafurThors

That's the best question I've heard in years! However I would find it difficult to boycott al their products, because I need petrol for my car.

Venezuelian petrol is also available, Dude

[Menydh]

The pita bread that they use is baked without the yeast. This is something that will not sound strange for most of you, but it was strange in Spain. And it is still rare at large.

In Spain it's known as pan ácimo (or ázimo). In French, pain azyme. It was considered a Semitic bread here, as it is the process to elaborate the bread of the Jews (matza or matzo) and the breads from Turkey and the Middle East (pita).

[Aptrgangr]

Originally Posted by Errigal

Ljubomir wrote of Kurds, Palestinians and Kurds in Denmark. You are talking about Turkish migrants in Germany. Two different things.

Many Turkish immigrants here are Kurds since Kurdistan is no own country.
Palestinian immigrants not necessarily originate from occupied West Bank but often from Lebanon and Jordan. Instead of pillaging Denmark and other countries (doing the same they accuse the Jews to do), that worked to have this level of welfare benefits, they should go home and build up their lands.

[Nerthus]

I too try to avoid big companies when I can, but the occasional bottle of Coke or Maggi soup won't make much of a difference if any. I don't think it makes much of a difference if a few people boycott Israeli products. If it were done politically, on a national or at least regional level, I think it maybe would. I heard there was a white nationalist who tried to boycott any product with Israeli involvement and he gave up eventually because it was basically impossible. Can't remember his name. I mean, how many of you use ICQ? How many of you admitted to having eaten at McDonalds? Also, there are co-nationals involved in manufacturing, advertising and selling these products, so buying them supports their jobs as well. Just like by buying or boycotting a Mercedes or VW one doesn't support/hurt Germans and Germany only. Wouldn't boycotting a local kebab stand and such be more likely to put one out of business?

[Aled]

My students union has banned all nestle products from their commercial outlets but i dont think its got anything to do with the Israel connection. It was justified on the grounds that the companys aggresive marketing stratergy in the third world was resulting in an increased infant mortality rate.

[Aptrgangr]

Originally Posted by Aled

My students union has banned all nestle products from their commercial outlets but i dont think its got anything to do with the Israel connection. It was justified on the grounds that the companys aggresive marketing stratergy in the third world was resulting in an increased infant mortality rate.

Let me guess, the students union that is concerned about the mortality rate of 3rd world country infants is the same that aggressively defends European women's "right for abortion".

Anyway, how is Nestle's aggressive marketing strategy in the third world war responsible for an increased mortality rate? I would not be surprised to learn left-wing guerillas that recruit children soldiers are responsible for at least the same amount of dead children.

[Errigal]

I think the best way to boycott Israeli products is to boycott one company who's owner publicly supports Israel. The important thing is to concentrate on one target rather than boycott a long list of multinationals. A very public campaign against one or two retailers is best.

[Menydh]

The way things are it is surely of primary importance to boycott products made in Europe but which support the Islamic communities. The boycotting of imports from either Israel or Muslim countries, while still important, it remains second in importance.

[Lucas Corso]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

What I don't see as reliable is that piece geared to resume the Cold War years. Every attempt of Russia to approach the E.U. has been conveniently sabotaged by Britain on behalf of the U.S., and in favour of [submissive] Atlantism (the sequel of Westernism).

I totally agree, they invent every day a new threat, now there's the anti-iranian missille shield in Poland and Czech Republic

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Lucas Corso

I totally agree, they invent every day a new threat, now there's the anti-iranian missille shield in Poland and Czech Republic

They could always excuse it on the grounds of America's total ignorance, that made them believe that Poland and the Czech Republic are two Middle East countries geographically close to Iran.

[Theobald]

Originally Posted by Errigal

I think the best way to boycott Israeli products is to boycott one company who's owner publicly supports Israel. The important thing is to concentrate on one target rather than boycott a long list of multinationals. A very public campaign against one or two retailers is best.

One can also boycott "artists". Patrick Bruel, for instance, who is an Israeli soldier with a microphone; an organizer of official receptions for Tsahal in France and an important financial giver for Zionist organizations.

[Heretik]

I don't use almost any of these products anyways.