Pop quiz: if a beloved children's author who wrote a series of books about good vs evil and about good winning was confronted with injustice, what would the author's reaction be?
If it is JK Rowling that we are referring to above, the answer is to choose to fight for injustice of course.
I do not know how much this is linked to the boycott, but I hope Tesco takes heed and changes its ways.
Tesco will guarantee itself an unwanted place in UK corporate history on Wednesday when it unveils an annual loss of well over £5bn, one of the biggest ever reported by a British company.
Sky News has learnt that the UK's biggest retailer will announce that statutory pre-tax losses were significantly above £5bn - a figure which represents the most 'pessimistic of market expectations.
Read more @ Sky News
I got sent this image of an email reply from Tesco.
I think it says it all.
I didn't used to shop there anyway.
I have been told that a couple hundred protesters forced a Tesco Express store to close in Oldham on Saturday.
The protest may head for one of the bigger supermarket stores tomorrow.
I did not know that McDonalds had a policy to not open stores on lands taken by settlements outside Israel's 1967 borders. Apparently it does.
Not only that "Padan, chief executive of McDonald's Israel, was a founding member of Peace Now, the anti-settlement organisation".
Professor Stephen Hawking is backing the academic boycott of Israel by pulling out of a conference hosted by Israeli president Shimon Peres in Jerusalem as a protest at Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
Read More: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/may/08/stephen-hawking-israel-acade...
