Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Testy Tesco

http://myrightword.blogspot.com/2010/04/testy-tesco.html
To: 
customer...@tesco.co.uk
Subject: RE: Tesco Customer Service
Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2010 23:10:50 +0000
Dear Sirs
Thank you for your reply which I appreciate.
To the extent that Tesco stocks products sourced from Israel I applaud
you; to the extent that Tesco have a policy of identifying products from
“the West Bank state either “produce from the West Bank (Israeli
Settlement Produce) or “Produce of the West Bank (Palestinian Produce)”
I am gravely concerned.
Firstly, there is no geographical or political entity called the West
Bank. The area of Israel to which Tesco refers are the provinces of
Judea and Samaria.
Secondly, Judea and Samaria are not a state but a part of Israel.
Third, Tesco does not identify in this way the location of the producers
of goods from any other country. Will Tesco now identify products sourced:
• from China, a country with the most appalling human rights record of
all as being where relevant from Occupied Tibet;
• from Saudi Arabia a country with an appalling human rights record by
reference to its proximity where relevant to the separation-wall with Yemen,
• from the Turkish-occupied Arab province formerly part of Syria,
• from the Turkish-occupied Kurdish provinces where poison gas has been
used against Kurdish civilians in the 1980s and 1990s
• from the Turkish-occupied provinces ethnically cleansed of Armenians
and Greeks in the 1910s and 1920s
• from the Turkish-occupied Northern Cyprus which is not recognised by
the United Nations
• from the United States by reference to the proximity to the
electrified border-wall with Mexican
• from the State of California occupied since 1848 following a wholly
illegal war against Mexico,
• from Russia by reference to the autonomous region of Chenchynya
• from the United Kingdom by reference to Northern Ireland a region of
the United Kingdom in which a substantial minority of your customers are
unhappy with its constitutional basis?
If so, why not?
Fourth, and most disturbingly Tesco does not identify the religious and
ethnic identities of the producers of goods from any other country. In
the context in which the words “Israeli Settlement Produce” appear, the
only meaning attributable to Israeli Settlement is Jewish. Settlement is
a pejorative term and connotes colonialism. Jewish Communities in Judea
and Samaria are not colonies. Colonies and their remnants are the
preserve of European former superpowers like Britain, the country in
which Tesco is head-quartered and in which until the 1960s colonies were
still largely accepted and whose army fought many popularly-supported
wars in order to defend. By contract, Jews have lived continuously in
Judea and Samaria for over 3,000 years.
In the context in which the words “Palestinian Produce” appear, the only
meaning attributable to Palestinian is Arab/Muslim. To identify the
religion, ethnic and political persuasions of your suppliers is an
invasion of privacy, discrimination and outrageous. To put this in
context, will Tesco now identify goods sourced from:
• Northern Ireland by reference to the religion or political persuasion
of the farm or factory owner, manager or the predominant religion of the
district in which the goods are produced. Can we look forward to the
legend “Produced on a Roman Catholic-owned farm staffed by Presbyterians
in Newry”;
• Bosnia by reference to being Serb/Orthodox, Croat/Roman Catholic or
Bosniak/Muslim produced;
• China by reference to membership of the Communist party
• England by reference to the religious or political identity of the
factory owner(s). Can we look forward to the legend “Produced by
Methodists in Newcastle” or “Produced by members of the Church of
England who are also supporters of the Conservative Party from Basildon”;
• Serbia by reference to membership of an anti-Croat paramilitary group?
I have no doubt at all that for Tesco to identify the producers of goods
in this way, by reference to their religious and ethnic identity is
religious and ethnic discrimination, unlawful and in breach of the law
of England and the European Convention on Human Rights. Tesco will
sooner or later be forced to comply with the law and remove the
discriminatory and unlawful references to
“Israeli Settlement Produce..... Produce of the West
Bank.....Palestinian Produce”.
I would urge Tesco to show this e mail to its legal advisers. I hereby
call on Tesco to confirm that these unlawful and illegal references will
be removed from all products and publications distributed by Tesco by
close of business on Friday 8 April 2010.
Yours sincerely
Brendan Ringrose

 Secondly, Judea and Samaria are not a state but a part of Israel.
Una balzana teoria tipica dell'estremismo israeliano (non stupisce
vederla qui riproposta dal nostro student rabbi ormai avvitato verso un
progressivo estremismo, fino ad arrivare oggi persino alla teoria dello
stato unico). 
Dal punto di vista legale, la comunitą internazionale semplicemente non
riconosce valida questa teoria. Vedi per esempio la sentenza della corte
europea:
http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2010-02/cp100014
it.pdf
Da un punto di vista politico, osserviamo che se fosse valida, se ne
dovrebbe concludere che per qualche motivo la maggioranza della
popolazione di quelle due provincie non puņ votare per il parlamento
israeliano. Una esclusione su base religiosa, razziale o tutte e due?

 Da un punto di vista politico, 
Senza dimenticare il punto di vista mediatico. Come insegnato da Messori.

 Una balzana
parlaci dei preti pedofili, Logi.
Non occuparti di cose di cui non t'intendi, su

 Non occuparti di cose di cui non t'intendi, su
Perche' se ne intende una povera *COGLIONA* come te, o povera Redfiddler?
*ROTFL*
-Stefano

 Secondly, Judea and Samaria are not a state but a part of Israel.
Si inizia con queste idee e si finisce con questi vandalismi:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1163045.html

 Si inizia con queste idee 
quindi occorre proibire l'espressione di queste idee?

 quindi occorre proibire l'espressione di queste idee?
no, occorre continuare a vandalizzare moschee e poi fare li
chiagnefotti quando c'è della vernice su una sinagoga.

 quindi occorre proibire l'espressione di queste idee?
E' il genere di discorsi che prelude a atti di violenza 
antiaraba.
-- 
Luca Logi - Firenze - Italy        e-mail: 
ll...@dada.it
   Home page: 
http://www.angelfire.com/ar/archivarius
                   (musicologia pratica)

 antiaraba.
Non stai rispondendo alla domanda. Intendi proibire affermazioni 
sull'estensione della Terra di Israele?

 sull'estensione della Terra di Israele?
Stai facendo finta di non capire. Sono affermazioni che spesso preludono
ad atti di violenza.


 ad atti di violenza.
oh si', la proposta dispostare la popolazione ebraica da Sderot, invece...

 ) e pretendere di
non averlo fatto.