“Why not support the local businesses that drive your economies instead of those that support genocide and could turn on you any day…”
“Several countries via their UN representatives have contacted RINJ Women saying they are so happy to see the Boycott for Gaza taking form,” reports Geraldine Frisque, spokesperson for The RINJ Foundation.
“What comes across in the emails is that small and large countries in South America, Africa and Asia are encouraged by the opportunity to showcase their own indigenous commercial sectors. I have some examples but the best suggestion I can make to people in Africa, South America, Asia and Oceania, is to encourage folks to visit local establishments and not international chains. Then carry that philosophy into everything,” Geraldine explains.
Boycotting Facebook.com, Twitter.com, LinkedIn, Amazon, eBay, KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Popeyes, Subway, Krispy Kreme, Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, Minute Maid, Lipton, Monster Energy Drinks, Dr. Pepper, Tropicana, G Series, Aquafina, Evian, Alpro, CTIVIA, Starbucks, Costa, Tim Horton’s, Nescafe, Nestles, KitKat, Snickers, Twix, Bounty, Mars Toblerone, Cadburys, Quality Street, M&Ms, Skittles, Doritos, Pringles, Juicy Fruit, Hubba Bubba, all cigarettes and tobacco gives local business sectors a new chance to become known.
“Why not support the local businesses that drive your economies instead of those that support genocide and could turn on you any day…”
“Use Telegram Messenger not Facebook (ick). Telegram is available in 66 languages, has the most features, and it doesn’t spy on its users,” suggests the global women’s group spokesperson.
Jollibee is an example of a great fast-food alternative.
Jollibee celebrating its 25th year of global operations from the Philippines is an excellent chain with some healthy food and some fun food in Philippines (1,185 stores), Vietnam (141 stores), United States (47 stores), Brunei (18 stores), Canada (16 stores), United Arab Emirates (16 stores) and Saudi Arabia (12 stores). Watch the Video:
Malaysia has a government endorsed campaign to shop locally and the public has taken that steps forward asking countryfolks to stop buying goods of the West. This was apparent Saturday during the protests supporting the Global Day of Action for Gaza on Saturday.
Governments are being pushed by their populations to abandon collaborations and purchases with Germany, USA, Canada, UK, Israel, and all nations of the EU, and in the make or buy discussion, choose “make it here”, giving local industries a chance at development and expansion.
“While the goal is to stop the genocide and obtain a ceasefire, the long-term impact should be peace and stability with many newly emerging small nation states and their startups becoming prosperous as a result of this focus on local capabilities,” said Ms. Frisque.
The United Nations has now deemed Gaza as uninhabitable. The severity of the Gaza Genocide worsens.
Boycott: Facebook.com, Twitter.com, LinkedIn, Amazon, eBay, KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Popeyes, Subway, Krispy Kreme, Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, Minute Maid, Lipton, Monster Energy Drinks, Dr. Pepper, Tropicana, G Series, Aquafina, Evian, Alpro, CTIVIA, Starbucks, Costa, Tim Horton’s, Nescafe, Nestles, KitKat, Snickers, Twix, Bounty, Mars Toblerone, Cadburys, Quality Street, M&Ms, Skittles, Doritos, Pringles, Juicy Fruit, Hubba Bubba, all cigarettes and tobacco.
