anyone actively participating in boycotting, divestment, sanction efforts agst Israel

[Anonymous]

19:20, you are uninformed. Israel gets most of its oil from Russia. They don't give money to the Arab countries sworn to their destruction. Do some research before you come here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:19:20, you are uninformed. Israel gets most of its oil from Russia. They don't give money to the Arab countries sworn to their destruction. Do some research before you come here.

mmmm.... they did before the Russian oil supply came online. They bought about 1/3 of it from egypt historically. Also they get most of their natural gas from egypt, although they will replace it with the natural gas coming from the offshore fields, some of which sit along gaza. But instead of Gaza owning it, Israel will probably sell it to them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:19:20, you are uninformed. Israel gets most of its oil from Russia. They don't give money to the Arab countries sworn to their destruction. Do some research before you come here.

mmmm.... they did before the Russian oil supply came online. They bought about 1/3 of it from egypt historically. Also they get most of their natural gas from egypt, although they will replace it with the natural gas coming from the offshore fields, some of which sit along gaza. But instead of Gaza owning it, Israel will probably sell it to them.

We'll, it looks likes Israel is on decent terms with Egypt (for now).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
The boycott of South African wine and divestment by businesses and universities played a role in ending apartheid there. There is a ground swell of support for boycotting Israeli goods. Heck even the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is divesting.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.596344


Do you know what will happen if Israel falls? What's your take?

Peace will break out. I just hope we do not let the refugees in to this country. We have our own neoconservatives and do not need any more of their wars.

We need to stop the cash flow to the Middle East.

[Anonymous]

I would not boycott products from Israel. I had hoped to go to Israel [and am NOT Jewish] but will not go there now.

[Anonymous]

I threw out my SodaStream long ago. Stopped using Viber too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tonight, we are drinking wine from the Golan. We will toast to the Hamas-lovers on DCUM. We hope you one day see the light and repercussions of supporting terrorists. Good luck with your boycott! Make sure you take into account all Israeli products that make up your daily lives.

Boycotting products made in Israel is about opposing illegal settlements, opposing discrimination based on religion, and about saying enough is enough.

I personally, turned around at the cash register at Victoria Secret and didn't buy $200 worth of lingerie when I saw at the cash register the tags that said " made in Israel" . I said, " I'm sorry, but I can't support the economy of a country that treats the Palestinians the way Israel does... I did not realize this lingerie was made in Israel" and walked away.

Georgetown Park Mall

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I threw out my SodaStream long ago. Stopped using Viber too.

and the vibrator - http://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2015-05-20/toy-vey-the-rabbi-selling-kosher-vibrators
An Israeli set out to create a sex toy store God would approve of. Not everyone is buying it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who's oppressed??? Pals elected Hamas. They wanted a terrorist government bent on fighting Israel and determined to kill innocent Jews, including women and children. They can't be surprised that Israel beat them in a war. They should be thankful Israel left a single building standing. The Gazans are a merciless, bloodthirsty lot. But they are not oppressed.

Denial much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tonight, we are drinking wine from the Golan. We will toast to the Hamas-lovers on DCUM. We hope you one day see the light and repercussions of supporting terrorists. Good luck with your boycott! Make sure you take into account all Israeli products that make up your daily lives.

Boycotting products made in Israel is about opposing illegal settlements, opposing discrimination based on religion, and about saying enough is enough.

I personally, turned around at the cash register at Victoria Secret and didn't buy $200 worth of lingerie when I saw at the cash register the tags that said " made in Israel" . I said, " I'm sorry, but I can't support the economy of a country that treats the Palestinians the way Israel does... I did not realize this lingerie was made in Israel" and walked away.

Georgetown Park Mall

Cool story, bro.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:19:20, you are uninformed. Israel gets most of its oil from Russia. They don't give money to the Arab countries sworn to their destruction. Do some research before you come here.

mmmm.... they did before the Russian oil supply came online. They bought about 1/3 of it from egypt historically. Also they get most of their natural gas from egypt, although they will replace it with the natural gas coming from the offshore fields, some of which sit along gaza. But instead of Gaza owning it, Israel will probably sell it to them.

We'll, it looks likes Israel is on decent terms with Egypt (for now).

Good!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tonight, we are drinking wine from the Golan. We will toast to the Hamas-lovers on DCUM. We hope you one day see the light and repercussions of supporting terrorists. Good luck with your boycott! Make sure you take into account all Israeli products that make up your daily lives.

Boycotting products made in Israel is about opposing illegal settlements, opposing discrimination based on religion, and about saying enough is enough.

I personally, turned around at the cash register at Victoria Secret and didn't buy $200 worth of lingerie when I saw at the cash register the tags that said " made in Israel" . I said, " I'm sorry, but I can't support the economy of a country that treats the Palestinians the way Israel does... I did not realize this lingerie was made in Israel" and walked away.

Georgetown Park Mall

I can't buy VS stuff because of porn in the windows ruckus they did at Tyson's. It was unnecessary and cost them lots of business, even now years later.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Much easier to boycott Hamas. They add absolutely nothing of view to the world.

This.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tonight, we are drinking wine from the Golan. We will toast to the Hamas-lovers on DCUM. We hope you one day see the light and repercussions of supporting terrorists. Good luck with your boycott! Make sure you take into account all Israeli products that make up your daily lives.

Boycotting products made in Israel is about opposing illegal settlements, opposing discrimination based on religion, and about saying enough is enough.

I personally, turned around at the cash register at Victoria Secret and didn't buy $200 worth of lingerie when I saw at the cash register the tags that said " made in Israel" . I said, " I'm sorry, but I can't support the economy of a country that treats the Palestinians the way Israel does... I did not realize this lingerie was made in Israel" and walked away.

Georgetown Park Mall

wow

Did you burn a lace bra on your way out while exposing your hairy pits during this demonstration?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tonight, we are drinking wine from the Golan. We will toast to the Hamas-lovers on DCUM. We hope you one day see the light and repercussions of supporting terrorists. Good luck with your boycott! Make sure you take into account all Israeli products that make up your daily lives.

Boycotting products made in Israel is about opposing illegal settlements, opposing discrimination based on religion, and about saying enough is enough.

I personally, turned around at the cash register at Victoria Secret and didn't buy $200 worth of lingerie when I saw at the cash register the tags that said " made in Israel" . I said, " I'm sorry, but I can't support the economy of a country that treats the Palestinians the way Israel does... I did not realize this lingerie was made in Israel" and walked away.

Georgetown Park Mall

Cool story, bro.

It's a woman.