YAHOO GETS DHIMMITUDE


On April 10, Yahoo took Join the Boycott offline without notice and without explanation.

Join the Boycott is a Yahoo Geocities site which advocates responsible consumer protest as a means to combat anti-Israel bias. Yahoo has violated Join the Boycott ’s fundamental Constitutional Right to Freedom of Speech.

Only after many angry emails were sent to Yahoo management was JOIN THE BOYCOTT recently restored.

JOIN THE BOYCOTT'S LETTER REGARDING THE TRASHING OF THEIR CIVIL LIBERTIES:

May 4, 2007 Join the Boycott, an initiative of the Friends of Israel Community, is a Yahoo Geocities website addressing the serious problem of anti-Israel propaganda in the Los Angeles Times, and anti-Israel bias in general. Join the Boycott has been providing ongoing commentary on this subject for over 5 years.

Join the Boycott advocates responsible consumer protest as a means to combat anti-Israel bias. Join the Boycott's activities are an exercise of the First Amendment Right of Freedom of Speech.

On April 10, Yahoo took Join the Boycott offline without notice and without explanation. In doing so, Yahoo has violated Join the Boycott's fundamental Constitutional Right to Freedom of Speech.

Since April 10, Yahoo has refused to put Join the Boycott back online and has refused to provide an explanation. Instead Yahoo has responded with abusive form responses that demonstrate it has no justification for taking this action. Yahoo has also responded to numerous protesters who wrote to them requesting they put Join the Boycott back online, with abusive form responses that either demean Join the Boycott or are designed to frustrate complainers.

Those who believe in Freedom of Speech and basic fairness should be outraged by what amounts to censorship of the voice of Friends of Israel.

I respectfully request the assistance of your esteemed offices in demanding that Yahoo, at a minimum, explain its unjustified and undemocratic actions.

Sincerely, David Frankenthal
Join the Boycott webmaster
JOIN THE BOYCOTT
Los Angeles , CA

Its important to keep an eye out for their new era of Dhimmitude towards sites like these. If you want to write them about their Dhimmying of JOIN THE BOYCOTT or any other pro-Israel sites, fire up your keyboards:

CorporateSecretary@yahoo-inc.com,
tsemel@yahoo-inc.com,
joanna@yahoo-inc.com,
jerry@yahoo-inc.com,
filo@yahoo-inc.com,
kellyd@yahoo-inc.com,
bnelson@yahoo-inc.com,
Helena@yahoo-inc.com,
geo-guidelines@cc.yahoo-inc.com,
webmaster@yahoo.com

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Comments

Anonymous said…
What a bunch of Dhimmi Apologists! UGH! Barbara you write well and it is articles like this I would love to be crossposted at my News site, Dhimmitude News Network. Would you consider becoming a contributor and crossposting such informative and wonderful articles like this?

Check out DNN at http://thehillchronicles.com/dhimmitude/

We stand with Israel, US Counterterrorism, against the terrorists in a world at war.

Let me know. You can email me at layla.doll1956@gmail.com

This is the kind of post that must be smeared all over the Internet to let the uninformed and ill informed know the truth about the dhimmis!!
4:15 PM
Barbara said…
I wrote you back, Layla.

Thank you!
5:33 PM
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