WHOLE FOODS WAIVERS ON WITHDRAWING SUPPORT FOR ANTI ISRAEL RADIO
FROM "JOIN THE BOYCOTT":
They claim to be "pacifists", but KPFK's anti-Israel extremists are waging an aggressive propaganda war against Israel with their "Radio Intifada" show.

After receiving a wave of letters of protest, Gelson's and then Trader Joe's quickly removed their names from the list of KPFK supporters who donated food to volunteers in KPFK's fund drive. In contrast, Whole Foods remained on the list for several weeks, but now claims to have removed its name. However, its name still appears on this KPFK page (scroll to bottom).

 Whole Foods has also reserved the option to support KPFK in the future. Friends of Israel who shop there run the real risk that a part of their purchases will be used to support the anti-Israel and anti-semetic KPFK.

To comment to Whole Foods, write to:
CEO John P. Mackey at john.mackey@wholefoods.com
VP A.C. Gallo at ac.gallo@wholefoods.com
and CC: jointheboycott@inbox.com

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Anonymous said…
Thanks for sharing this information. It is important to know these things as we make informed, responsible buying decisions.
2:40 PM
Aaron A. said…
I haven't seen anything too "extremist" about making valid humanist criticisms to Olmert's "No-one involved in terror has immunity" bombings that often has included much more "collateral damage" than counter-terrorism.
5:31 PM
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