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[Sweet_Caroline]

Hey guys did you notice the Soda Stream banner ads running on this very USMB site all yesterday and today? Ha ha ha ha.

Really? Fantastic. Thank you admin.

 

[MJB12741]

Gosh I wonder how many Palestinians the Arab countries employ in the workforce to better Palestinian lives?

FACT: SodaStream is the largest employer of Palestinians in the West Bank with the highest pay & the Palestinian workers praise SodaStream for bettering their lives.

ScarJo And SodaStream | The Jewish Week

 

[Synthaholic]

Israel-Firsters will even rot their teeth for the Motherland! #sodastream

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Their stock is down.

Soda Stream failure!

 

[toastman]

I guess we can add the word 'failure' to the long list simple English words that Sherri doesn't understand LOL !!

 

[aris2chat]

Sodastream International Ltd
NASDAQ: SODA - Feb 4 6:48 PM ET
36.25+0.91 (2.57%)
After Hours: 36.49+0.24 (0.66%)

 

[aris2chat]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cd9ioQrTqoY&hd=1]NEWSNIGHT: Oxfam's Ben Phillips and SodaStream CEO talk West Bank settlements and Scarlett Johansson - YouTube[/ame]

 

[aris2chat]

Boycotts Driven By Hate, Not Settlements

Last week Secretary of State raised the hackles of Israelis when he warned that if the Jewish state didn’t make enough concessions to allow him to achieve a peace deal with the Palestinians it would be targeted for boycotts. The stark threat was partially walked back later by the State Department when it claimed Kerry was merely taking note of a development he opposes. But he made his point. Israelis are acutely aware that they are particularly vulnerable to economic pressure from their European trading partners. Nor has it failed to come their attention that the BDS — boycott, divestment and sanction — movement in Europe has been recently gaining ground. Though the administration must oppose such boycotts, Kerry’s remarks conferred a spurious legitimacy to the BDSers who will push to isolate Israel no matter who is to blame for the failure of Kerry’s initiative.

Lest anyone miss Kerry’s point, it was repeated yesterday by the European Union’s ambassador to Israel. As the European Jewish Press reports, Ambassador Lars Faaborg-Anderson said the boycotts represented the will of the European people who already blame Israel and its settlement policy for the lack of peace rather than the intransigent Palestinian refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state no matter where its borders are drawn. In recent months, a Dutch pension fund severed relations with Israeli banks and the country’s largest water supply company also ended ties with Mekorot, Israel’s principal water company. But whether this is, as Faaborg-Anderson claimed, a spontaneous outburst of ill will from the citizens of EU countries or, as Kerry remarks implied, a more coordinated effort designed to bludgeon the Israelis into submission, the reality the Jewish state confronts is that it must be prepared for such boycotts no matter what happens in the negotiations. That’s because the driving force behind the support for these measures isn’t principled disagreement with Israeli policies but rather the rising tide of anti-Semitism in Europe.

 

[Hossfly]

Boycotts Driven By Hate, Not Settlements

Last week Secretary of State raised the hackles of Israelis when he warned that if the Jewish state didn’t make enough concessions to allow him to achieve a peace deal with the Palestinians it would be targeted for boycotts. The stark threat was partially walked back later by the State Department when it claimed Kerry was merely taking note of a development he opposes. But he made his point. Israelis are acutely aware that they are particularly vulnerable to economic pressure from their European trading partners. Nor has it failed to come their attention that the BDS — boycott, divestment and sanction — movement in Europe has been recently gaining ground. Though the administration must oppose such boycotts, Kerry’s remarks conferred a spurious legitimacy to the BDSers who will push to isolate Israel no matter who is to blame for the failure of Kerry’s initiative.

Lest anyone miss Kerry’s point, it was repeated yesterday by the European Union’s ambassador to Israel. As the European Jewish Press reports, Ambassador Lars Faaborg-Anderson said the boycotts represented the will of the European people who already blame Israel and its settlement policy for the lack of peace rather than the intransigent Palestinian refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state no matter where its borders are drawn. In recent months, a Dutch pension fund severed relations with Israeli banks and the country’s largest water supply company also ended ties with Mekorot, Israel’s principal water company. But whether this is, as Faaborg-Anderson claimed, a spontaneous outburst of ill will from the citizens of EU countries or, as Kerry remarks implied, a more coordinated effort designed to bludgeon the Israelis into submission, the reality the Jewish state confronts is that it must be prepared for such boycotts no matter what happens in the negotiations. That’s because the driving force behind the support for these measures isn’t principled disagreement with Israeli policies but rather the rising tide of anti-Semitism in Europe.

All Israel has to do is relocate the Soda Stream factory out of the West Bank and the Bowel Syndrome Syndicate will be out of ammo.

 

[Mr. H.]

Jews and fizzy water.

What a great combination.

 

[MJB12741]

Bless you Sherri. I checked it out & yes their stock is now down. Now is the time for me to BUY.

Their stock is down.

Soda Stream failure!

 

[aris2chat]

Boycotts Driven By Hate, Not Settlements

Last week Secretary of State raised the hackles of Israelis when he warned that if the Jewish state didn’t make enough concessions to allow him to achieve a peace deal with the Palestinians it would be targeted for boycotts. The stark threat was partially walked back later by the State Department when it claimed Kerry was merely taking note of a development he opposes. But he made his point. Israelis are acutely aware that they are particularly vulnerable to economic pressure from their European trading partners. Nor has it failed to come their attention that the BDS — boycott, divestment and sanction — movement in Europe has been recently gaining ground. Though the administration must oppose such boycotts, Kerry’s remarks conferred a spurious legitimacy to the BDSers who will push to isolate Israel no matter who is to blame for the failure of Kerry’s initiative.

Lest anyone miss Kerry’s point, it was repeated yesterday by the European Union’s ambassador to Israel. As the European Jewish Press reports, Ambassador Lars Faaborg-Anderson said the boycotts represented the will of the European people who already blame Israel and its settlement policy for the lack of peace rather than the intransigent Palestinian refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state no matter where its borders are drawn. In recent months, a Dutch pension fund severed relations with Israeli banks and the country’s largest water supply company also ended ties with Mekorot, Israel’s principal water company. But whether this is, as Faaborg-Anderson claimed, a spontaneous outburst of ill will from the citizens of EU countries or, as Kerry remarks implied, a more coordinated effort designed to bludgeon the Israelis into submission, the reality the Jewish state confronts is that it must be prepared for such boycotts no matter what happens in the negotiations. That’s because the driving force behind the support for these measures isn’t principled disagreement with Israeli policies but rather the rising tide of anti-Semitism in Europe.

All Israel has to do is relocate the Soda Stream factory out of the West Bank and the Bowel Syndrome Syndicate will be out of ammo.

and a lot of palestinians will be out of work

 

[Hossfly]

Boycotts Driven By Hate, Not Settlements

Last week Secretary of State raised the hackles of Israelis when he warned that if the Jewish state didn’t make enough concessions to allow him to achieve a peace deal with the Palestinians it would be targeted for boycotts. The stark threat was partially walked back later by the State Department when it claimed Kerry was merely taking note of a development he opposes. But he made his point. Israelis are acutely aware that they are particularly vulnerable to economic pressure from their European trading partners. Nor has it failed to come their attention that the BDS — boycott, divestment and sanction — movement in Europe has been recently gaining ground. Though the administration must oppose such boycotts, Kerry’s remarks conferred a spurious legitimacy to the BDSers who will push to isolate Israel no matter who is to blame for the failure of Kerry’s initiative.

Lest anyone miss Kerry’s point, it was repeated yesterday by the European Union’s ambassador to Israel. As the European Jewish Press reports, Ambassador Lars Faaborg-Anderson said the boycotts represented the will of the European people who already blame Israel and its settlement policy for the lack of peace rather than the intransigent Palestinian refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state no matter where its borders are drawn. In recent months, a Dutch pension fund severed relations with Israeli banks and the country’s largest water supply company also ended ties with Mekorot, Israel’s principal water company. But whether this is, as Faaborg-Anderson claimed, a spontaneous outburst of ill will from the citizens of EU countries or, as Kerry remarks implied, a more coordinated effort designed to bludgeon the Israelis into submission, the reality the Jewish state confronts is that it must be prepared for such boycotts no matter what happens in the negotiations. That’s because the driving force behind the support for these measures isn’t principled disagreement with Israeli policies but rather the rising tide of anti-Semitism in Europe.

All Israel has to do is relocate the Soda Stream factory out of the West Bank and the Bowel Syndrome Syndicate will be out of ammo.

and a lot of palestinians will be out of work

Que sera sera.

 

[MJB12741]

Well surely the Arab countries will provide employment for their Palestinian brothers. Right Sherri?

Boycotts Driven By Hate, Not Settlements

Last week Secretary of State raised the hackles of Israelis when he warned that if the Jewish state didn’t make enough concessions to allow him to achieve a peace deal with the Palestinians it would be targeted for boycotts. The stark threat was partially walked back later by the State Department when it claimed Kerry was merely taking note of a development he opposes. But he made his point. Israelis are acutely aware that they are particularly vulnerable to economic pressure from their European trading partners. Nor has it failed to come their attention that the BDS — boycott, divestment and sanction — movement in Europe has been recently gaining ground. Though the administration must oppose such boycotts, Kerry’s remarks conferred a spurious legitimacy to the BDSers who will push to isolate Israel no matter who is to blame for the failure of Kerry’s initiative.

Lest anyone miss Kerry’s point, it was repeated yesterday by the European Union’s ambassador to Israel. As the European Jewish Press reports, Ambassador Lars Faaborg-Anderson said the boycotts represented the will of the European people who already blame Israel and its settlement policy for the lack of peace rather than the intransigent Palestinian refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state no matter where its borders are drawn. In recent months, a Dutch pension fund severed relations with Israeli banks and the country’s largest water supply company also ended ties with Mekorot, Israel’s principal water company. But whether this is, as Faaborg-Anderson claimed, a spontaneous outburst of ill will from the citizens of EU countries or, as Kerry remarks implied, a more coordinated effort designed to bludgeon the Israelis into submission, the reality the Jewish state confronts is that it must be prepared for such boycotts no matter what happens in the negotiations. That’s because the driving force behind the support for these measures isn’t principled disagreement with Israeli policies but rather the rising tide of anti-Semitism in Europe.

All Israel has to do is relocate the Soda Stream factory out of the West Bank and the Bowel Syndrome Syndicate will be out of ammo.

and a lot of palestinians will be out of work

 

[MJB12741]

Who but those Zionists in Israel employ Palestinians?

Seeing SodaStream for myself | Simon Plosker | Ops & Blogs | The Times of Israel

 

[Indeependent]

Will SodaStream increase my the size of my pectorals or was Scarlet like that before making the commercial?

 

[Hossfly]

Will SodaStream increase my the size of my pectorals or was Scarlet like that before making the commercial?

Hey, watch your language. There are ladies present.

 

[aris2chat]

For some West Bank CEOs, no lost sleep over boycott threat | The Times of Israel

 

[MHunterB]

Their stock is down.

Soda Stream failure!

LOTS of stocks are down this week: the Dow lost nearly 300 points one day recently. Now if Soda Stream were down while every other vaguely similar product were up - then that might possibly be related to this BDS crapola.

 

[irosie91]

Their stock is down.

Soda Stream failure!

LOTS of stocks are down this week: the Dow lost nearly 300 points one day recently. Now if Soda Stream were down while every other vaguely similar product were up - then that might possibly be related to this BDS crapola.

Leave sherri alone-----the entire concept of schadenfreude was invented
by her "god" ----isa/allaaa .....if the schaden does not happen----
isa says MAKE IT HAPPEN or JUST SAY IT HAPPENED for the glory of
your "god"