A couple of days ago, UK mohammadans put up “sharia zone” posters on utility poles. Coming to your neighborhood. Sharia? That allows 6 year old child brides, limb hacking, sexual mutilation, Jew and Christian bashing, Bible burning, murder incitement, terror aid, veiled feminity, welfare subsidized lifestyles, reckless child-making, spousal battery, be-heading, dis-honor murders, easy male divorce and child abuse, ad nauseum. I would need artillery cover before I would venture into one of those savageries. Yah, I saw “Banlieue 13.”

Are you in despair? Do you crave hope? Then these fine old and wise statesmen and women will give you ideological geritol.

http://www.theelders.org/

Actually, I can’t stand even one of them.

Joe Deese on July 29, 2011 at 11:59 pm

Whole Foods has several stores here in Austin including an operation downtown that I believe is its corporate HQ. Another large grocery store chain in Texas is named HEB. The letters HEB are the founder’s initials – Howard Edward Butt. The speculation here is that HEB may soon buy out Whole Foods. The company then would be known as H.E.Butt-Whole Foods.

Sorry, every time the subject of Whole Foods comes up I just have to throw that in.

CornCoLeo on July 30, 2011 at 1:45 am

I wouldn’t mind the concept of Ramadan if it weren’t for the fact that Weaponised Islam if full of people who claim to be Messiahs.

But Arabic food is tasty, though. Shame about organised religion.

The Reverend Jacques on July 30, 2011 at 2:20 am

Whole Foods has always been a rip-off. Its anti-Semitism and pandering to Islam just heap odium on top of an already lousy reputation.

Worry01 on July 30, 2011 at 3:52 am

Also, I rather doubt that Buddhist or Hindu holidays will play a prominent part at Whole Foods.

Worry01 on July 30, 2011 at 3:54 am

I never like Whole Foods because of the expensive food they sell. In my opinion, the food there is WAY OVERPRICED where the limousine liberals can feel guilt free for spending money there. Just reading this and the other past articles Debbie has wrote about Whole Food is even more of a reason to avoid this place.

Mario on July 30, 2011 at 9:09 am

Mario, since you mentioned that Whole Foods products are overpriced, I’ve never shopped there before in my lifetime. But not too far from where I live, there’s this supermarket chain call “Trader Joes”. It’s not too expensive, nor it’s too cheap either, the prices are ok, but their foods are predominately “organic”. I remember at my old job when I was a courier, my old job had a site at TJ’s, me and some of my former co-workers delivered people’s foods and other products to their address (yes the customer tipped us, but we couldn’t ask for a tip), it was kinda fun and interesting. Since DS is no fan of Whole Foods, I want to know what’s her opinion on “Fresh Direct”?

“A nation is defined by its borders, language & culture!”

Sean R. on July 30, 2011 at 9:56 am

Ramadan is in part a celebration of the Muslims’ victory in the Battle of Badr in 624AD — which was an offensive campaign against non-Muslims. In other words, the holiday celebrates the killing of non-Muslims. Nice going Whole Foods! You morons!

Joe Blow on July 30, 2011 at 10:26 am

I had to laugh when I heard that they’re putting a new one in detroit. LMAO. They deserve the losses they’ll experience. So much white guilt they made a terrible business decision. I wonder how long it will take until they have a Lord and Taylor incident and get sued for big bucks by some career criminals.lol
Good article, I love getting the lowdown on stuff like this.

samurai on July 30, 2011 at 10:59 am

whole foods have a specials for Ramadan,exquisite pork chops,french bacon for that especial occasions and big party’s with friends,for the scorching summer days they have a foreign beer from Iran so remember keep thirsty my friends LOL!

luis g. on July 30, 2011 at 11:44 am

“There is NOTHING “cosmopolitan” about Islam. In fact, Islam is the antonym to cosmopolitan.”

That’s my favourite line of this thread. Thanks for the info. I was thinking something like that sentence DS wrote all the while I was reading the post. And she summed it up nicely for me.

There is absolutely NOTHING chic about Islam and their crap holiday of Ramadan. And we know how pretentious and “better than” Whole Foods thinks they are. I live in a VERY Jewish town and we have TWO Whole Foods. Mostly Jews shop there. What should and can I do to let the Jews know? (Not that many will be on my side…my town is very Liberal and Jewish…)

And Palestinians are the bottom-feeders of islam. Give me a break.

Did anyone see the “Palestinian Chicken” episode of “Curb Your Enthusiasm”? I usually like that show but that episode was horrible. I did not find it funny and for once I saw LD as Savage sees him. Not cool.

Skunky on July 30, 2011 at 11:56 am

Thanks for letting me know about this, Debbie, I am done with Whole Foods. There is a Whole Foods store in Aventura (Norh Miami)Florida that 80% of the shoppers are Jewish. Someone needs to let them know !!!

Edie on July 30, 2011 at 12:52 pm

As long as we have a mooslim in the white house, this plandering to the the liberals and maybe even worst the mooslims will continue. We must be strong and stop this taking over our country by the scum of the earth. Hopefully 2012, the Repulicans will put up a canidate that will be able to defeat the lawn jockey that is currently president of the th is great country. Thanks, Debbie for keeping updated with the current ass kissing from the liberals and others.

Figgy on July 30, 2011 at 2:09 pm

This is redicules when ever I go to whole foods on the westside of LA its fully of elitist Jews. If you were right the Jewish elitist would not patronize a business thats anti-Israel.

Southbay Bob on July 30, 2011 at 3:49 pm

They’re already whoring us out with Spanish on labels — got to support that Spanish-speaking subpopulation in the United States.

I guess we’ll end up being a bunch of Spanish-speaking muslims.

Remember on July 30, 2011 at 9:23 pm

I’ve reviewed elsewhere on this site before, but to protect myself, I’m staying “Anonymous”, or, better yet, calling myself “ConservativeEater”.

I am a regular reader of Debbie’s website, and I’ve known about the thing with Whole Foods Market and Palestinian olive oil for a while now. But, horror of horrors… I am a WFM Team Member myself.

Now, before you accuse me of being an apologist or syncophant, I AM NOT; in fact, I am a Jewish conservative, right-leaning kind of person, much like Debbie (definitely NOT one of the liberal, secularized self-haters who unfortunately make up the bulk of America’s Jewish population). I was already disgusted and appalled with the whole olive oil thing, and believe me, I’d quit my job there RIGHT NOW if I had another job waiting for me (but that would be suicide in this economy; how ironic, I’m stuck working at a job who sends some money to fund people who want to kill me because of my religion).

Still, in the interests of fairness and fair-and-balanced analysis, I gotta say… while I agree with Debbie and disapprove of WFM celebrating Ramadan like this, this is only on their WEBSITE; as someone who’s been working at WFM for a year now, I have NEVER seen them celebrate a single Muslim holiday in-store. They had Christmas and Chanukah side-by-side this past winter, and then Easter and Passover side-by-side this past spring, but NEVER any Muslim holidays. So, as someone who’s already part of the company for a good while now, I have to say I don’t see them turning into one big “Muslim-Mart” anytime soon.

And, again, I AM NOT an apologist or synchophant for Whole Foods Market and these bad and stupid things which they do; I just have the misfortune of being a low-level grunt of a worker there for them because I don’t have a real job just yet. If anyone doubts my words or sincerity, then I swear to G-d Himself that I’m telling the truth. But I’ll tell you what: If I hear of anything else happenign which I think is worth mentioning here, then I’ll let you all know. Sound good?

-ConservativeEater (“C.E.”)

ConservativeEater on July 30, 2011 at 9:54 pm

Whole Foods is owned by LA private equity firm Leonard Green LP. Members of the tribe!

Marcel on July 31, 2011 at 2:33 am

Anti-Israel food – where can I buy this?
No, just kidding; I already know where to buy it, and to look at zipcodes when buying products to ensure they are NOT from Israel.
Where I live they have already taken out the Jewish wines from stores, because nobody would buy it anymore.
It’s a small efford, but hopefully effective. Israel will be isolated, abandoned by it’s former allies and left to survive on it’s own. And then, it’s end will be near.

Go, Hamas! 😀

Motives on July 31, 2011 at 5:38 am

I have a message for ramadamadingdong: choke on your food, abdullah.

Some of us are aware that the “eid” atrocity that follows your starvation for concocted deity lunacy, was started in 624 AD, to celebrate the ramadan battle of Badr, where Muhammad’s bandits first murdered their co-tribals. Eid signifies the utter valueless of “kafir” life to a slave-of-allah. At Badr, sons slaughtered fathers, and then celebrated with a feast from “booty” (the unholy arab-quran – recitations from the sick mind of Muhammad – is the only nominally sacred script that contains a chapter on “division of the spoils” of terror war)- from conquered peoples. Further, the beasts-from-the-east murdered every male member of a captured people, and then raped the boys and females.

To the mohammadan, “kafir-kush” (murderers of those who recognize Muhammad’s concoctions as falsehoods) is sacramental. Eid is an annual feast to commemorate Genocide against their enemy. Of course, where they get a dupe – like the last 2 jokers in the White House – to attend, it becomes a quasi-Lenten festival.

GWB and BHO didn’t get to view the start of Eid, which begins when a knife cuts the throat of an animal and it is left to bleed to death in agony, while carpet humpers lick their vulgar chops. That butchery is carried out to symbolize that kafir life is only valuable where it serves mohammadan savagery.

Yah, choke on your food.

Two types of mohammadans: actual and potential terrorists.

Jack Mutt on July 31, 2011 at 8:37 am

This pleases allah.

http://www.torontosun.com/2011/07/31/iran-acid-victim-spares-attacker

Joe Deese on July 31, 2011 at 8:51 am

To ConservativeEater,

My friend, since you claim that your an employee at Whole Foods Market, I have a question, are the foods at Whole Foods organic? The reason I ask the question is because about five years ago at my old job in New York City, NY when I was a courier for a delivery company, my old job had a site at “Trader Joe’s”, myself and some of my former co-workers where placed at Trader Joe’s to deliver foods and other products to the customers addresses, etc. (as I said yesterday on this thread, mainly the customer tipped us, but we couldn’t ask for a tip).

At the sametime ConservativeEater, I understand you don’t want to leave your current job at Whole Foods because of the inept economy, if the economy was booming right now, you would’ve left your job at Whole Foods as you claimed in your message because your current job is doing a little islamic pandering because of the muslim holiday coming up tomorrow!

“A nation is defined by its borders, language & culture!”

Sean R. on July 31, 2011 at 10:09 am

Motives,

Jews have survived the scourges of the generations. They have outlived the Greeks, Romans, Nazis and other vermin of the Earth that have tried their hand at destroying them.

Death and agony is the fate of all of those that go against the Jews, G-d’s chosen people.

This fate awaits you, enjoy your suffering. I know I will.

Facts Life on July 31, 2011 at 10:44 am

Debbie my Whole Foods also has a heavily Jewish clientele. I doubt any of them would stop going there if they knew about WF’s anti-Israeli policy. There is basically no downside to boycotting Israel and promotion Islam so I hardly blame WF or any other company that hopes to make money with this.

A1 on July 31, 2011 at 11:46 am

I knew they were lefty idiots when I went in to buy a loaf of bread and the check out clerk asked if I’d like to “donate cash” to offset my carbon footprint? I said “NO and I do not have a carbon footprint” I have not been back and never will. Ultimately it is up to the consumer to send a message to these leftist merchants.

Blanco on July 31, 2011 at 11:49 am

Since I think that MoohamMad was used by Khadija and her uncle Waraqah to create a religion that would eliminate the Jews and Protestants, I do not care for anything muslim.
I celebrate “Nadamar” in opposition to Ramadan. I eat during the day and fast at night.

Jumbie on July 31, 2011 at 12:10 pm

I did a short stint driving an 18-wheeler a couple years ago. I remember driving a load of organic lettuce and spinach from California all the way to a WF warehouse in DC. Since the products were already in plastic tub packages the load wound up weighing only 9,000 lbs. Wow, that’s a great way for east coast liberals to feel good about not getting stuff grown with those nasty ol’ pesticides – have 9,000 lbs shipped clear across country, in a trailer designed to carry 44,000 lbs, hauled by a truck that gets about 6 mpg. Yeah, I’m sure that WF is real concerned about their “carbon footprint”.

CornCoLeo on July 31, 2011 at 1:23 pm

Re organic foods, I think there is somewhat of a consensus that everything else being equal, there isn’t a difference for most fruits & veggies, but for a few, called by some the ‘dirty dozen’ there is a difference. This ‘dirty dozen’ refers mostly to thin-skinned fruits & veggies where pesticides can penetrate, e.g. celery, raspberries, cherries, spinach and a few others.

Little Al on July 31, 2011 at 3:10 pm

Who needs a reason to fight the Norway sponsored UN state-hood resolution, for the arab-rape-horde savages who occupy Judeo-Christian Holy Lands? The neo-quisling Foreign Minister of that Nordic anti-semite base, financed a film – “Tears of Gaza” – concerning the IDF/IAF response to Hamas’ missile attacks against Israel civilians.

So how did the quislings handle the subject? The film has only one context: Jews dehumanized. There is no reference to Hamas celebrations of Qassem missile slaughters. Nor were filmgoers told of Hamas’ totalitarian ideology. As if inspired by Harlan’s “Jud Suss,” Israel’s armed forces are accused of targeting civilians. Nevermind that precision targeting was practised, and only 700 persons lost their lives, in spite of Hamas’ practise of using human shields, both for missile launching and for waging dirty war. Then there is the issue of use of children to promote hate. The film-maker, Vibeke Vikkeberg, allows year olds to demand “revenge” against the “yehudi.” The fact that the Hamas dictatorship imposes Fascist uniformity of thought, doesn’t factor into the narrative. Let’s not forget that ‘starving” gazans have a common border with an arab state, which would squelch the “siege” accusations. Hell, “Tears of Gaza” is a propaganda vessel, and it is being shown to all the Hate groups. Of course, Norse police refuse service to members of the country’s second largest party (Progress), when Hamas-Labor allies commit crimes against democratic politicians.

JD: Bernard Henri Levi is a moron who praised the “moderate” Hezbollah-loving, Jew-hating Nazi Muslims of Dearbornistan. DO NOT link to him or his moronism on my site. DS

Joe Deese on July 31, 2011 at 4:10 pm

Debbie asks:
“Where is that Whole Foods charity money made from your Whole Foods purchases going? Is it going to hateful mosques that openly support Hezbollah and HAMAS (which is pretty much every mosque in America)? Is it going to support extremist Muslim schools?”

As with the phrase “hateful mosques,” the phrase “hateful Muslim schools” is redundant. A few years ago, during one of my last visits to the Bronx, New York, I passed a recently established Islamic center near Morris Park Avenue, which housed a madrassah. I saw shrouded women entering with their young hijabbed daughters, who were evidently enrollees after normal school hours. On the front door was, typically, an anti-Israel placard. Islam is inextricably geopolitical, inherently antisemitic and racist (black Africans are held in contempt, called “raisin heads” and “slaves”), and genocidally inclined. As was already mentioned by at least two commenters here, Ramadan commemorates the battle of Badr and the barbaric victory for the merciless, vicious, thieving minions of the mass murderer, Muhammed. Its outcome was a tragedy for the civilized world. Islam is evil, and its followers are necessarily evil as well, the degree to which they are evil being a function of how seriously they are about following the dictates of their faith. Muslims do not belong here, and should not be allowed here. They are, because of their belief system, a threat to us, and will become more so as their numbers increase within our society.

commonsense on July 31, 2011 at 6:19 pm

Well put, commonsense.

skzion on July 31, 2011 at 6:59 pm

Ouch! Sorry Debbie. Only a EUrosnot could support Hizbollah and oppose Anti-Semitism. I thought he was a Secular Jew like Raymond Aron. Guess not.

Joe Deese on July 31, 2011 at 7:36 pm

Those Jews shopping at WFM are self eating Jews

Shmuel on July 31, 2011 at 10:01 pm

It’s interesting to hear members of the Jewish faith lambast the historic evils of Islam, whilst basking In the tall tales of Jewish tribes brutalizing innocent Canaanites because god “told them to steal their land”. And who can forget the sick commemoration of god murdering innocent Egyptian children because Moses and his people wanted out. AND, interestingly enough, after decades of brutal slavery the Jews had to endure there, god INSTANTLY allows slavery of non Jews. Islam and Judaism, two sick vile and violent religions, IMO.

F Islam f Judaism on July 31, 2011 at 11:50 pm

I found on the Whole Foods website and area dedicated to their Whole Planet Foundation. Its single project in Israel is based on a rather scurrilous accusation against Israel.

The propaganda piece states in part that “Whole Planet Foundation is partnering with KIEDF-SAWA to help support the villages around Karmi’el where Whole Foods Market sources paprika. KIEDF is bringing microcredit to Israel for the first time and actively targeting the most marginalized and discriminated against communities in the country, Arab Bedouin and Arab-Israeli villages, despite being a Jewish organization. These are groups face high levels of distrust by the majority of society and are excluded from financial services.”

I, for one, will never set foot in a WFM.

Redwine on August 1, 2011 at 12:25 am

Sean R

I thought the same thing – how’s the reputation of Traders Joe? It’s a much inexpensive alternative to Whole Foods. It’s been some years since I last shopped there, but I do like that you could get the meats custom cut in the meat section, which you don’t get in Traders Joe. Pretty handy w/ things like Cornish Game Hen.

At any rate, I don’t care much for ‘organically grown’ foods, since the proponents of these don’t elaborate much on why inorganically grown fruits are bad, other than using that ‘expletive’ – chemicals. Sorry, but I need a much more comprehensive response than that.

But I do wish items like rabbits and Muscovy duck were available @ Safeways, Luckys and other such stores.

Infidel Pride on August 1, 2011 at 1:00 am

Another thing – calling the Muslim practices in Ramadan a ‘fast’ is the biggest joke ever – feast would be more like it. They take nothing during the day, but gorge @ night. Essentially, what they do for that month is flip night & day.

In fact, obesity has been one of the problems often reported after the month of Ramadan.

Infidel Pride on August 1, 2011 at 1:04 am

Facts Life & Skzion,

Yours is a fight that cannot, and will not, be won. You go eat your bagels and gefilte fish, I’ll eat my Hamas special Halal sandwiches… They taste GREAT, seriously. Heavenly. 🙂

Motives on August 1, 2011 at 3:18 am

Motives

Don’t get excess cholesterol levels in your blood from all that ‘fasting’.

Infidel Pride on August 1, 2011 at 4:03 am

Hi!

Can I ask if this site is a parody?

We’re having a bit of an argument over here. About half of us think this is a parody like the Landover Baptist Church, and the rest of us think it’s real. I don’t believe for a minute it can be real – flicking through the old posts makes it pretty obvious it’s a long running joke. But I could be wrong – we don’t really have this kind of ‘Morally Outraged, Poorly Educated Christian Conservative” thing in England, but we’re aware of Sarah Palin so it’s hard to tell how bad things have got in the States!

Anyway, if you could let us know that would be great, as we’re never going to settle it ourselves! Thanks.

P.S. If it’s a joke it’s really good – the best parts get emailed around the company and it gives us all a lot of entertainment!

Michael W on August 1, 2011 at 7:27 am

Why do so many of you hate capitalism so much? Whole Foods will drop the campaign if it isn’t profitable. Let the market decide.

Malka on August 1, 2011 at 10:47 am

Skunky and all of the readers/posters on this blog,

I don’t mean to change the subject on this thread, but if any of you folks scroll down the page on this website, there’s this one poster/troll on the “Karma? Norway Camp Breivik Shot Up Celebrated HAMAS, Jew-Hatred” thread, a troll/poster who goes by the name of “Morning’s Minion”, he/she/it made a quote about “Johnathan Grant”, this thing said about JG:

“I will be passing this post along to my senator and representatives and asking them to pay attention to the rhetoric in the trenches. You bear watching.” Morning’s Minion, August 1, 2011 at 7:12 am!

This Morning’s Minion made that fascistic quote this morning at. I hope you folks take a good look at this things quote and judge for yourself whether it’s fascistic what he/she/it said. I think it’s 100% fascistic what that troll said about JG, and that thread is like the “Lara Logan thread” all over again, and we all remember what happend six months ago on this blog, where all of the dumbass trolls flooded this blog with their stupidity, demagoguery, idiocy, anti-semitism, bigotry, etc.!

“A nation is defined by its borders, language & culture!”

Sean R. on August 1, 2011 at 10:50 am

When I was in England I used to ponder at how such a people could have fallen so far. That was in 88. Over the years the uppity society has become so atrophied that Churchill would have certainly moved to the U.S. and given the island the backward peace sign they love so much when they drive around on their backward roads.

samurai on August 1, 2011 at 11:11 am

Wow – you are crazy.

Aaron on August 1, 2011 at 2:19 pm

That’s it, time to visit Trader Joe’s.

Tanstaafl on August 1, 2011 at 4:21 pm

Thank G-d that I don’t shop at Whole Foods.

JeffE on August 1, 2011 at 11:36 pm

Before you all go jumping on a Trader Joes bandwagon. There was a news article about two months ago about One of the founders of Trader Joes having had some possible connections to one of the bad guys in the european theater of WWII.

S: And Trader Joe’s sponsors anti-Israel, jihadist radio shows on “Radio Intifada,” too. I don’t shop there, either. DS

samurai on August 2, 2011 at 10:34 pm

Moslems work at many of the Whole Foods stores in Philadelphia.
Go figure.

Tom on August 3, 2011 at 12:02 am

Sean R, there is a big difference between “not following all doctrines” of a religion or none at all.
If a Christian or a Jew would follow EVERYTHING that is in the Bible, soon we would be stoning adulterous women, refusing men with one testicle entry to a church or temple and send away women having their period… A smart person indeed CHOOSES which part of their holy books they should and which they should not obey.

For example, “the Chosen” people story is pretty silly aswell. After all, in the New Testament all of a sudden all people are God’s children and He loves them all the same. While in the Old Testament entire nations where murdered and killed in the name of the Lord because they had a different religion or lived in the wrong area, promised to someone else.

If you take ANY RELIGION 100% serious then you are a nutjob. Because the oldest are maybe 3,000 years old and the newest maybe 1,500 years old. The moment we forget that, extremism is born. No matter what way you label yourself.

Heron on August 3, 2011 at 5:07 am

I’m very lucky to live in my area’s “the neighborhood.” Not only is my family within the eruv, we also have a kosher grocery, pizza place, and bakery in walking distance with two more kosher groceries, a good deli, and several restaurants in close driving distance.

No need for the awful, overpriced, and dhimmi Whole Foods. I refuse to go there. Support your *local* grocers!!

dahozho on August 3, 2011 at 9:46 am

Perhaps one day Michelle Malkin will be fully explained. I can’t understand her. She’s revered as an A-list conservative and yet serves as a jihad enabler. What gives with this woman?

Seek on August 4, 2011 at 12:10 pm