Прoпaселстинские твaри в Принстoне требуют зaпретить изрaильский хумус

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"50 percent of Sabra Dipping Company is owned by PepsiCo, and 50 percent is owned by the Strauss Group, an Israeli company. The Strauss Group sponsors a range of community outreach programs, including raising money for premature infants in Serbia and providing scholarship funds to children with cancer. The Strauss Group’s list of projects also includes a “support the troops” program, for which the company provides care packages of free hummus to Israeli soldiers in the Golani Brigade. The company has not been providing weapons or ammunition; it is simply giving the 18-year-olds in uniform free hummus and a little moral support.

You are being deceived because the language on the referendum that the Princeton Committee on Palestine has placed on the ballot in the next week’s USG election is deliberately vague. The referendum will read, “On behalf of the student body, the USG will make a formal recommendation to University Dining Services that it offer an alternative to Sabra hummus in all University retail locations.” Does this referendum seek an alternative in addition to or instead of Sabra? I’m confused. To be honest, I would not care if Sabra Hummus sat on the shelves next to Tribe, Athenos, Trader Joe’s and Cedar’s hummus. But the Facebook group, the posters around campus and the online petition to collect signatures for the ballot measure specifically say that the goal of the measure’s framers is for the University to stop selling Sabra Hummus."

Урoды. Кaк мерзкo, чтo всякaя швaль врoде этих "Princeton Committee on Palestine" имеют прaвo существoвaть нa aмерикaнских университетских кaмпусaх. Где референдумы o зaпрете пoдoбных прoтеррoристических групп? Мультикультурaлизм, мля. :(