ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
They have stood by their stance on continually supporting Israel.
Very arrogantly they stand with Israel.
No they don't...
They are apolitical, they stated as much many times overs.
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They have stood by their stance on continually supporting Israel.
Very arrogantly they stand with Israel.
Nope.
You said:
There's nothing in that article about them "inequovaliqy" supporting Israel. It, in fact, states that they're completely apolitical and customers can make their own choice.
So no, you procured that 'fact' rectally.
.You need to learn what fact is and what is hearsay, and that is predominantly hearsay.
http://www.sajr.co.za/news-and-articles/2014/07/29/woolies-rubbish-rumours-of-going-gaza-on-israel“Woolworths has no political affiliations. We respect our customers’ right to make individual purchasing choices, which is why we clearly label every product’s country of origin and fully comply with government guidelines on product from Israel.
“Less than 0.1% of our food is sourced from Israel,” reads their notice.
Lol it just gets better! These are your role models? I couldn't care less about them or their opinions tbh...At the march on Saturday, sisulu son, Vavi, Mandla Mandela and many others stood by and encouraged the boycott, they even said woolworths in particular which was surprising.
But your boycott is selective...
Are you only boycotting things because you can get replacements elsewhere that aren't sourced from Israel (even though the may ultimately originate from Israel)?
Exactly... so why boycott the other 99.9% of food sold by WW? You are harming the local agricultural community.It is selective and WW seem to be suffering the brunt of it.
PnP, massmart and the likes have not been forgotten. Bit can easily be substituted.
Internationally Fresh produce from Israel is being boycotted. Tesco, wholesalers in Ireland and even selfridges are going through with the boycott, aided by the British quest of "buying British"
The links & proof should be on the net.
Not everything is from Israel, conscious buying becomes an art.
The world survived without Zionist Israel for many years.
It's a propaganda war like no other.
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Meanwhile Gaza with a population of a dwindling 1.8 million
but as you say - propagandaThe Strip's population has continued to increase since that time, one of the main reasons being a total fertility rate of 4.24 children per woman (2014 est). In a ranking by total fertility rate, this places Gaza 34th of 224 regions.
It is selective and WW seem to be suffering the brunt of it.
PnP, massmart and the likes have not been forgotten. Bit can easily be substituted.
Internationally Fresh produce from Israel is being boycotted. Tesco, wholesalers in Ireland and even selfridges are going through with the boycott, aided by the British quest of "buying British"
The links & proof should be on the net.
Not everything is from Israel, conscious buying becomes an art.
The world survived without Zionist Israel for many years.
Lol it just gets better! These are your role models? I couldn't care less about them or their opinions tbh...
Exactly... so why boycott the other 99.9% of food sold by WW? You are harming the local agricultural community.
BTW which WW branch is closest to you?
I have yes. I think it was Desmond tutu that said of you take no side, you support the oppressors. WW claim to take no side, but it's obvious of who they stand with.
I will not go into full detail as I fear I might end up posting links for every word I use.
I will say though, the BDS movement is being supported on the ground. It's massive. It's global. It's working.
I do sense a disconnect from this forum and "reality" for lack of a better word.
Remember the media is not covering it all, nothing actually regarding the boycott.
There was a huge pro Palestine flash mob at Sandton square this past Saturday night.
Depending on your news sources you may of heard of it.
It's the setiment behind it. WW has a huge fan club, the pinch will be small but it will be felt.
propaganda war, you are spot on there.
as for the dwindling population:
but as you say - propaganda
Ep27 I agree with you on the humanitarian stance hence my posts. I am saying that it should be a humanitarian issue but unfortunately because of the approach of the Ummah we are making it seem as if it is a Muslim issue. If not for anything else then for the mere fact that we do not protest and boycott to this extent for any other cause but Palestine. I am 1000% sure if we would also support other causes including the plight of other religions suffering we would have drones of people supporting us right now.I would urge you to maybe keep up with the events and stages of the boycott and not stumble on it before wholly forming an opinion.
I completely understand what you saying.
But it's because you don't understand the backing, it's not a Muslim boycott.
It's a humanitarian boycott. At the march on Saturday, sisulu son, Vavi, Mandla Mandela and many others stood by and encouraged the boycott, they even said woolworths in particular which was surprising.
I've yet to find a recording of the speakers at the protest. I will search for it. None of the mainstream media showed the live proceedings.
But there is backing from all creeds of people. There are also some Muslims who undoubtedly can't seem to live without woolworths, the poor souls.
Yes, with the origin of the other 99,9% of their suppliers. They abide by the SA government requirement to indicate the country of origin.WW claim to take no side, but it's obvious of who they stand with.