Yes please Boycott American products as much as you can!  The american
stock markets are sure to crash eventually too,  so it'd be wise to
get rid of any stock you might have in american corporations.

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WAR photos everyone 16 and above should see:

http://www.einswine.com/atrocities/iraq/

http://www.marchforjustice.com/5.1.php

Don't forget that when bush was all swaggering and ready to launch his
attack that several other world leaders were trying to get him to calm
down and chill out.

Americans:  Many people outside the  USA (and the spectacular US
corporate propaganda machine with the sterile reports on the iraq
invasion/occupation) rightly see the US administration as something
like a severely retarded teenage bully on viagra and steroids.
Horrible but true. An estimated 100,000 dead Iraqis who did nothing to
us is not a good thing. Another 100,000 reasons for the world to hate
us and especially our mis-leaders.


know_buddee@hotmail.com (know buddee) wrote in message news:<52d3f97e.0411212013.7111438b@posting.google.com>...
> The Role of Boycotts in the Fight for Peace
> 
> Sporadic and spontaneous boycotts, local in form, have been taking
> place in cities throughout the globe. National Public Radio (U.S.)
> reports that thousands of Europeans, repulsed by the election of Bush,
> are refusing to buy American goods. One placard in a Paris window
> says: "Promote peace. Don't buy American." According to Pulitzer
> Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh, Europe is simmering. "You're
> going to see American profits disappear. American corporations are
> going to be in big trouble. It's going to be a mantra not to buy
> American. All our major manufacturers are reporting major slowdowns in
> Europe. You're going to see the dollar disappear."
> 
> The boycott is spreading. Greenpeace is already involved in a boycott
> against Exxon-Esso and Mobil Oil. Fermiamo La Guerre, a coalition of
> peace groups in Italy, called for a boycott of Esso when the U.S.
> invasion commenced. Sales of Pepsi and Coca Cola have plummeted in the
> Mideast during the occupation, and Islamic nations are creating
> alternative cola drinks called Zam Zam and Mecca Cola. Iran banned ads
> for U.S.-manufactured goods. South African protesters in Cape Town
> demanded that Denel, a South African contractor, cancel all its
> contracts to supply military components to the U.S. war machine. The
> people of South Africa are well aware of the power of boycotts. As
> South Africa Indymedia put it: We must "take aim at the only thing
> that can bring Bush to his knees?the American economy."
> 
> In the capital of Pakistan, the bustling Jehangir restaurant has taken
> U.S. soft drinks off the menu. "We only serve Pakistani drinks," one
> waiter said in an interview with Inter Press Service. "We don't serve
> Pepsi or Coca-Cola or any other American soft drinks anymore."
> Fast-food chains?Pizza Hut and Kentucky Fried Chicken?are under a
> boycott in Pakistan. As one member of the Islamist Party said: "We
> must stop buying anything American or British. We must hurt American
> interests as much as possible."
> 
> Excerpted from:
>  
> The Role of Boycotts in the Fight for Peace
> Notes on Post-Election Strategy
> by Paul Rockwell
>  
> http://www.commondreams.org/views04/1118-24.htm
> 
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> 
> Report: 100,000 Iraqis killed since invasion
> British medical journal says 'airstrikes major factor' in deaths.
> by Tom Regan | csmonitor.com
>  
> The Times of London reports Friday that the survey attributes most of
> the extra deaths, many of whom were women and children, to "airstrikes
> by coalition forces." ....
> 
> http://www.christiansciencemonitor.com/2004/1029/dailyUpdate.html
> 
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> 
> The USA is  the world's biggest obstacle to world peace. Please
> Boycott USA goods and services! Don't give your money to people who
> endorse a swaggering president who terrorizes and kills innocent women
> and children, while calling it a 'war on terror'. Just say "No" to the
> murderous, warmongering Bush, supporters.
> 
> We are very sorry and we need to be punished, otherwise things will
> never change. Maybe Bush will invade your country next.
> 
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