I’ll make sure to do that and will start with all the products I already came across.

sabbah, consider putting a link to this media alert? http://www.americanhummus.com/2006/12/28/israel-to-resume-pinoint-attacks-on-palestinian-militants/

It’s about CNN International’s biased reporting, and calls for emailing CNN.

Not good enough reasons to justify Starbucks. Claiming that these are rumors means you are missing a lot of inside and published stories. If you look at the extensive resources that Inminds have and find a counter evidences, then I can buy-in, otherwise, I see no justification to open my arms to support a Zionist.

Ali,

I agree with you. We should focus on terrorist network. However, I don’t buy in your vision, for Zionism is the terrorist network that is behind my problems. Your problems might be caused by different network than I care to look at. (For those who don’t know Ali, he is a pro-Zionist who justifies the crimes of the Zionist state all through out).

I might be wrong, bas I don’t think so man.

for example i changed my lifestyle in way that i don’t need to go Starbucks or hayyat hotel or buy any of those fancy products….

its a matter of needs.. and you create the needs for your self.. so if we need to have a successful boycott we need to change the way we live.

I am not much better today but I am making an effort, and I am fine with the progress being made. No, I don’t claim to have stopped. But I have reduced my consumption down to 20% for some pro-zionst US products, and for others 100% reduction.

I used to drink Pepsi almost daily, but now, I drink it once a week and eventually I will phase it out. From 365 cans of pepsi per year to 50 cans, that to me is doing something. And I know that 50 cans of Pepsi is still too much. Of course I used to drink Sratfucks twice a day (600 cups per year plus newspaper and muffin), now I drink it may be less than 6 times a year. That to me is serious progress. Same with McShit.

I will no longer argue in defense of something so selfish and meaningless by trying to find flaws in the pro-boycott camp. No one is perfect, but those who care and are doing something about it, even if it’s not 100% perfect, are far more decent than those who feel no remorse and try to undermine the proactive anti-zionists.

But my biggest accomplishment is my admission of weakness, instead of the constant dishonest whitewash.

Ethaa bu’leetum Fa’stateroo.

Junk food, coffee, and soda have nothing to do with the public good. Nor are the 100 odd low-tech, unskilled jobs they bring with them. But a research & development outfit or a CAT scan machine, is for the public good, if no substitutes can be found.

technology products, be it Intel or Microsoft, are essential for our economy and national security and technological evolution. Fatty burgers, fried chicken, and coffee are not essential for national security and do not add skilled workers to the Jordanian labor force.

At the end, what is needed is commonsense and a sincere desire to do some good espically when the price to be paid is nominal and is measured in terms of mild personal discomfort.

The boycott of Danish goods is a good example of the effectiveness of boycotts. Besides, 90% of boycotted Danish goods were not essential to our economy and had substitutes.

Some of those I boycott already for other reasons. Not that I buy it, but does it help Victoria’s Secret that they manufacture in Jordan?

In a mall in California there was a kiosk selling Dead Sea skin care products. Looking closer I realized it was an Israeli company from the wrong side of the Dead Sea, so I confronted the hard-selling duo on the tactics of their nation. What was sad was they were both fairly recent immigrants from Russia, and it made me crazy that they could get visas to the US so easily to promote Israeli products.

thanks Haithim!