Boycott SOPA (Awesome Android App)

Boycott SOPA: An Android app that terrifies publishers and politicians

Armchair activists now have a tool that can transport their SOPA protestations into the real world: Boycott SOPA, an Android app that scans barcodes and tells you whether an object’s manufacturer/publisher is a supporter of the much maligned Stop Online Piracy Act.



Here's how the user-driven app works:


If you’ve ever scanned a barcode on your Android phone to look up a book or CD on Amazon, Boycott SOPA works in exactly the same way: First you have to install the ZXing Barcode Scanner app, but then you simply go around pointing your phone’s camera at product barcodes. Boycott SOPA gives you a big red cross if the product is distributed by a SOPA supporter, or a green tick if it’s “clean.” Much to my chagrin, Coca-Cola supports SOPA — but Smirnoff, on the other hand, does not. If you ever needed a sign from Above that you ought to drink more, there it is.

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Boycott The Following Companies Which Support SOPA

September 22, 2011

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS:

The undersigned businesses, trade associations, and professional and labor organizations,
representing a broad cross-section of the American economy, write in support of rogue sites
legislation. We commend the Senate for their early attention to this important issue and look
forward to the introduction of a bill in the House.

We urge Congress to enact legislation which targets those who abuse the Internet
ecosystem and reap illegal profits by stealing the intellectual property (IP) of America’s
innovative and creative industries. These rogue sites—those websites dedicated to counterfeiting
and piracy—put American jobs, consumers, and innovation at risk.

Using the veil of sophisticated and well-designed websites, many of these online IP
thieves pose as legitimate businesses, luring consumers to purchase fraudulent products. Some of
these rogue sites even sell dangerously defective goods that needlessly jeopardize the health and
safety of American consumers who are deceived into purchasing consumer goods that are poorly
constructed or even contaminated with dangerous toxins. Consumers also unwittingly put
themselves at risk of identity theft and malicious computer viruses by visiting these sites.
IP-intensive industries are a cornerstone of the U.S. economy, employing more than 19
million people and accounting for 60 percent of exports. Rampant online counterfeiting and
piracy presents a clear and present threat to American jobs and innovation. A study examined
approximately 100 rogue sites and found that these sites attracted more than 53 billion visits per
year, which average out to approximately nine visits for every man, woman, and child on Earth.
Global sales of counterfeit goods via the Internet from illegitimate retailers reached $135 billion
in 2010. The theft of American IP is the theft of American jobs.

The United States cannot and should not tolerate this criminal activity. Not only are jobs
and consumers at risk, but rogue sites contribute absolutely no value to the U.S. marketplace.
The operators of rogue sites break laws, do not pay taxes, and skirt accountability. In light of
these concerns, we urge you to enact carefully balanced rogue sites legislation this year. We
commend both the House and the Senate for their attention to this important issue and look
forward to working with you in support of that goal.


Sincerely,

1-800 Contacts, Inc.
1-800-PetMeds
2b1 Inc
3M Company
ABRO Industries, Inc.
Acushnet Company
adidas America
Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed)
Allen Russell Photography
Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers
Alliance of Visual Artists (AVA)
Altria Client Services
American Apparel and Footwear Association
American Association of Independent Music (A2IM)
American Board of Internal Medicine
American Federation of Musicians
American Gramaphone LLC
American Made Alliance
American Mental Health Counselors Association
American Photographic Artists
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)
American Society of Media Photographers
American Society of Picture Professionals
American Watch Association
Anatoly Pronin Photography
Andrea Rugg Photography
Anti-Counterfeiting and Piracy Initiative (ACAPI)
Applied DNA Sciences
Art Holeman Photography
Association of American Publishers (AAP)
Association of Equipment Manufacturers
Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP)
Association of Test Publishers
AstraZeneca plc
Australian Medical Council
Autodesk, Inc.
Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association
Baker & Taylor Ent.
Bay State Psychological Associates
Beachbody, LLC
Beam Global Spirits & Wine
Blue Sky Studios, Inc.
Bose Corporation
Braasch Biotech LLC
Brian Stevenson Photography
Brigid Collins Family Support Center
Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI)
Burberry
C. F. Martin & Co., Inc.
Callaway Golf Company
Cascade Designs Incorporated
Caterpillar Inc.
Caveon, LLC
CBS Corporation
Cengage Learning
Center for Credentialing & Education
Center Stage Photography
CFA Institute
Chanel USA
Christopher Semmes Photography
Church Music Publishers Association
CMH Images
Coach
Coalition Against Counterfeiting and Piracy (CACP)
Columbia Sportswear Company
Comcast Corporation
Commercial Photo Design
Commercial Photographers International
Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System
Consumer Healthcare Products Association
Copyright Alliance
Copyright Clearance Center (CCC)
Coty Inc.
Council of Fashion Designers of America
Country Music Association
CropLife America
Cross-Entertainment LLC
CSA Group
CVS Caremark
D'Addario & Company, Inc.
Dan Sherwood Photography
Danita Delimont Stock Photography
Dayco Products, LLC
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group
Dennyfoto
Derek DiLuzio Photography
DeVaul Photography
Direct Selling Association (DSA)
Directional Insight
Distefano Enterprises Inc.
Doriguzzi Photographic Artistry
Dolby Laboratories, Inc.
Dolce & Gabbana USA, INC.
Dollar General Corporation
Don Grall Photography
Dunford Architectural Photography
Eagle Rock Entertainment
Ed McDonald Photography
Educational & Industrial Testing Service
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA)
Eli Lilly and Company
Englebert Photography
Entertainment Software Association (ESA)
ERAI, Inc.
Eric Meola Studio Inc
Evidence Photographers International Council
Ex Officio
Exxel Outdoors
FAME Publishing Co., LLC.
FAME Recording Studios
Far Bank Enterprises
Fashion Business Incorporated
Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy
Fender Musical Instrument Company
Footwear Distributors & Retailers of America (FDRA)
Ford Motor Company
Fortune Brands, Inc.
Fred J. Lord Photography
GAR Associates
Gelderland Productions, L.L.C.
Gemvision Corporation
Gibson Guitar Corp.
GlaxoSmithKline
Gospel Music Association
Governors America Corp.
Graduate Management Admission Council
Graphic Artists Guild
Greeting Card Association (GCA)
Greg Nikas Photography
Guru Denim
H.S. Marketing & Design, Inc.
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
HarperCollins Publishers
Harry Fox Agency
Hastings Entertainment, Inc.
ICM Distributing Company, Inc.
IDS Publishing
IEC Electronics corp.
Images Plus
Imaging Supplies Coalition (ISC)
Independent Distributors of Electronics Association (IDEA)
INgrooves
Innate-gear
International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC)
International Trademark Association (INTA)
IPC-Association Connecting Electronics Industries
Ira Montgomery Photography
J.S. Grove Photography
James Drug Inc.
Jaynes Gallery
JCPage Photography
Jean Poland Photography
Jeff Stevensen Photography
John Fulton Photography
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Johnson & Johnson
Juicy Couture, Inc
Julien McRoberts Photography
K&R Photographics
kate spade
Kekepana International Services
Kenneth Garrett, photographer for National Geographic
Killing Jar Productions LLC
Lacoste USA
Leatherman Tool Group, Inc.
Lexmark International, Inc.
Light Perspectives
Linda Olsen Photography
Little Dog Records
Liz Claiborne, Inc
L'Oréal USA
Lucky Brand Jeans
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton
Macmillan
Major League Baseball
Marcia Andberg Associates LLC
Mark Niederman Photography
Marmot
Marona Photography
McLain Photography Inc
Merck & Co., Inc.
Messy Face Designs, Inc.
Michael Stern Photography
MicroRam Electronics, Inc.
Minter Works of Art
Mira Images
Monster Cable Products, Inc.
Moose’s Photos
Morningstar Films LLC
Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. (MPAA)
MotionMasters
Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association
MPA - The Association of Magazine Media
Mr. Theodor Feibel (sole proprietor)
Music Managers Forum-U.S.
Nashville Songwriters Association International
Natalie Neckyfarow Actor/Dancer/Singer
National Association of Broadcasters
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM)
National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO)
National Basketball Association (NBA)
National Board for Certified Counselors
National Board for Certified Counselors Foundation
National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)
National Football League (NFL)
National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA)
National Retail Federation (NRF)
NBCUniversal
Nervous Tattoo Inc., dba Ed Hardy
New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc.
New Era Cap Co Inc
New Levels Ent. Co. LLC
News Corporation
Next Decade Entertainment, Inc.
NHL Enterprises, L.P.
Nicholas Petrucci, Artist, LLC
Nike, Inc.
Nintendo of America Inc.
Nissle Fine Art Photography
North Dakota Pharmacists Association
North Dakota Pharmacy Service Corporation
Oakley, Inc.
One Voice Recordings
OpSec Security, Inc.
Outdoor Industry Association
Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI)
Outdoor Research, Inc
Pacific Component Xchange, Inc.
Party Killer Films LLC
Pearson Clinical Assessment
Peavey Electronics Corporation
Perry Ellis International
Personal Care Products Council
Peter C. Brandt, Architectural and Fine Art Photography
Peter Hawkins Photography, Inc.
Petzl America
Pfizer Inc.
PGA of America
Philip Morris International
Photojournalist Dave Bartruff
Picture Archive Council of America (PACA)
Pigfactory Music
PING
PNW Images
Premier League
Production Music Association (PMA)
Professional Photographers of America
Quality Float Works, Inc.
Raging Waters Music
Ralph Lauren Corporation
Ramsay Corporation
Rebel Photo
Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)
Red4 Music/Doogs Rock Inc
Red Wing Shoe Company
Reebok International Ltd.
Reed Elsevier Inc.
Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA)
Revlon
Richard Flutie Photography
Rite Aid
Robin Davis Photography, Inc.
Rodger Scott Craig, a member of Liverpool Express, The Merseybeats, Fortune, Harlan
Cage, 101 South, and Mtunz Media
Roger Smith Photography Services
Rolex Watch USA Inc.
Romance Writers of America (RWA)
Rosetta Stone Inc.
Saddle Creek
Sage Studios LLC
Sam D'Amico Photography
Schneider Electric
Sean McGinty Photography
Secret Sea Visions (Photography)
SESAC, Inc.
SG Industries, Inc.
Shure Incorporated
SIGMA Assessment Systems
Six Degrees Records
Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
SMC Entertainment
SMT Corp.
SoBe Entertainment
Society of Sport & Event Photographers
Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA)
Sony Electronics Inc.
Sony Music Entertainment
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Soul Appeal Records and Music
SoundExchange
Southern Gothic LLC
Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA)
SPI (The Plastics Industry Trade Association)
Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association
Sports Rights Owners Coalition
Spring Fever Productions LLC
Spyder Active Sports, Inc
Stenbakken Photography
Stephen Dantzig Photography
Stock Artist Alliance
Stuart Weitzman Holdings, LLC
Student Photographic Society
Studio 404
SunRise Solar Inc.
Taylor Glenn Photographs
Taylor Guitars
Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc.
Tednologies, Inc.
The Cambridge Don
The Collegiate Licensing Company/IMG College
The Donath Group, Inc.
The Dow Chemical Company
The Estee Lauder Companies
The McGraw-Hill Companies
The Music People! Inc.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
The Recording Academy (National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences)
The Timberland Company
The Walt Disney Company
Tiffany & Co.
Time Warner Inc.
Tony Bullard Photography
Toshiba America Business Solutions, Inc.
TRA Global
Tricoast Worldwide
Trio Productions, Inc. / Songscape Music,
Twist & Shout, Inc.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ultimate Fighting Championship
Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Universal Music Group
Uniweld Products Inc.
VF Corporation
Viacom
Vibram USA, Inc
Virtual Chip Exchange USA, Inc.
Voltage Pictures, LLC
W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co.
Walcott Studio, LLC
Wal-Mart
Warner Music Group
Wendy Kaveney Photography
Western Psychological Services
Westmorland Images, LLC
Wild & Associates, Inc.
Wild Eye Photos LLC
William Sutton Photography
Willis Music
WindLegends Ink LLC
Winestem Company
Winslow Research Institute
Wolfe Video
Wolverine World Wide, Inc.
Woolrich, Inc.
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.
Xerox Corporation
Zippo Manufacturing Company
Zumba Fitness, LLC

Fiat Promotes Race Mixing

Done With House

I have heard since Fox's House MD first came out how good a show it is. How I would like it and how great Hugh Laurie was in it. As I'm sure you all can imagine I watch very very little TV but I decided to give House a shot.

After the first few episodes the show had promise, only minimal propaganda from what I could tell the most brazen example is the black Doctor played by Omar Epps. The odds of a having a black doctor are extremely rare, I don't have any figures but I know that I nor anyone I have asked has ever even seen one. This propaganda is to be expected since no network will greenlight a White only show. The emphasis is put on pushing multi culturalism instead of accuracy of details. So this didn't come as a surprise to me.

A few episodes in a black billionaire donates 100 million dollars to the hospital and becomes chairman of the board. He tells his story one where his father gave him 20,000 dollars for school but instead he started a business and being so intelligent and hard working as blacks are known to be he turned 20,000 into over 1 billion. Again this has no basis in reality whatsoever. At the time of this writing there are a grand total of 3 black billionaires in the world of nearly 7,000,000,000 people. Only 1 in the US which is Oprah Winfrey. Oprah who was "made" a billionaire is far from an entrepreneur who started with 20,000 dollars and made over 1 billion. So having a black billionaire business man is literally so far removed from reality it's laughable.

About mid way through season one there is a heart transplant performed by.....you guessed it a black doctor. Now as I've said I have never even seen a black Doctor period let alone one skilled enough to perform a complex medical procedure like a heart transplant.

At this point the future of me watching the show is looking grim. So I talked to a friend today (the main one who recommended me the show) and told him of these concerns, and said well at least there hasn't been any race mixing. He explained that the black doctor does bed down with a White doctor brought in later in the show. At this point it became clear, I have no business watching this filth.

I can take a certain amount of propaganda (I would NEVER give any revenue to these jew networks)since I see through the brainwashing 10 miles away. But for filth like this I absolutely draw the line. Not much in this world sickens me more than seeing what would be an attractive White women with a nigger. It's sick, perverse and the hook nosed kikes love it.

So I am done with House, just like Home Depot, Levi's and McDonalds and Absolut Vodka and I don't want anyone to misunderstand. I'm sure some of you will say "oh he doesn't want black people to be on TV" and while this would be ideal it has nothing to do with me not watching the show. It has everything to do with the fact that these examples are pure propaganda, ZERO basis in reality and exist solely so that people think that blacks are equal to Whites and that bedding down with a black is no problem, nor is having little niglets.

It is a problem, it's an enormous problem and I won't support it in any fashion.

Boycott Home Depot

For several years, The Home Depot has given its financial and corporate support to open displays of homosexual activism on main streets in America's towns.

Rather than remain neutral in the culture war, The Home Depot has chosen to sponsor and participate in numerous gay pride parades and festivals. Most grievous is The Home Depot's deliberately exposing small children to lascivious displays of sexual conduct by homosexuals and cross-dressers, which are a common occurrence at these events.

Judge for yourself by reviewing the photos below, taken during recent homosexual events sponsored by The Home Depot. Should The Home Depot be helping advance the homosexual agenda? And more importantly, will you choose to boycott The Home Depot?

The goal of every homosexual organization supported by The Home Depot is to get homosexual marriage legalized. The information below provides just a glimpse of how broad The Home Depot's support for the homosexual movement is.

FULL STORY WITH PETITION

Arizonans Fighting Back Against Boycotts

 I think this is an excellent idea.  We need to stand with Arizona and let them know we support them in their fight to stop the mexican invasion.


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PHOENIX -- Los Angeles has just become the nation's largest city to boycott Arizona for passing a tough immigration law.

Now, anti-protesters have come out to say they'll boycott L.A. right back.

Kelly Townsend of Gilbert doesn't like hearing about people across the country boycotting Arizona.

"I think it's an intimidation tactic that has caught on and people think if they make enough noise and have big enough tantrum, then they'll get their way," said Townsend.

Townsend has helped create a website, phoenixteaparty.ning.com, that supports Arizona's new immigration law and calls for a counter boycott targeting cities, politicians and businesses speaking out against Arizona.

"We have a lot of people that don't sit on sidelines and say OK," said Townsend. "If you're going to play that tactic, we can respond with a counter boycott."

CBS-5 News has also received a number of e-mails from viewers in favor of boycotting the boycotters.

"Boycotting can work both ways," one viewer said.

"I'm keeping a list of all who boycott us. I intend to boycott them," said another viewer.

Judy Valencia of Sedona just canceled plans to take her family to Disneyland this summer.

"I think if they are going to be childish and say we're not going to come to your state, we're not going to come to your state," Valencia said.

Townsend has also stepped up efforts to 'Buycott Arizona' and get more folks to purchase goods and services from Arizona.

Anything to improve the state's image across the country and protect the families that live here, said Townsend.

"We're more focused on support coming in to Arizona," Townsend said.

Boycott Build-a-Bear

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Do Al Gore or Dr Rajendra Pachauri own shares in the international toy franchise Build-A-Bear? Here is a video – one of a series of three – that the company’s impressionable young customers are being directed to watch via its website www.buildabearville.com. (Hat tip: Plato Says)




You can watch the other two here and here.
America’s parents aren’t happy at this kind of eco-indoctrination. Here’s a taste from Big Government.

Every year we take the kids to Build-A-Bear, but we have now gone for the last time. I get enough indoctrination from the main stream media, and now I need to worry about what political messges Build-A-Bear feels a need to pass on to my grandchidren? I don’t think so. They just made sure that we will now switch to a store that sells toys that don’t come with political indoctrination. Build-A-Bear, you just lost an entire family and generation of good customers.
Leave our children alone Build a Bear. I once thought your store was cute …. the whole concept of it but not anymore. Let children be children. They should not have to deal with heavy subjects such as Global warming which is a hoax anyway. Pure disgusting on your part and I will no longer shop at your stores or online.
Wow … more like build-a-scare than a bear. This is unconscionable. My kids have a dozen of their products but we will NOT be shopping there anymore. I just can’t believe they actually did that. I shouldn’t be surprised but what a mistake.

and here is Build-A-Bear’s CEO’s not altogether convincing response.

Our goal with the online webisodes was to show children, through two animated polar bears and a penguin, how they could also make a difference in big and small ways. The animated story occurs in the North Pole where the 2 polar bear characters live and they want to help keep the ice from melting so Santa and the reindeers can take off safely in time to deliver all their gifts. Thanks to the giant ice cubes created by the bear and penguin team they replace the melting ice and all is well so Santa and the reindeers do not miss a beat.
We had no other intentions with the story whatsoever. we do hear you and will certainly take your opinion into consideration when developing future stories. It is interested customers like yourselves that help us do a better job.
Sincerely,
Maxine Clark
Maxine Clark
Founder and Chief Executive Bear

Merry Christmas, Maxine. Something tells me that your Yuletide sales figures are about to stink like Mr Hankey.

Boycott Levi Jeans

 Jewish company Levi Strauss promotes race mixing and therefore it is worthy to boycott anything they make.

Boycott McDonalds

McDonald's has launched a website called 365black.com. The purpose of this website?

"At McDonald's®, we believe that African-American culture and achievement should be celebrated 365 days a year — not just during Black History Month. That's the idea behind 365Black.com. It's a place where you can learn more about education, employment, career advancement and entrepreneurship opportunities, and meet real people whose lives have been touched by McDonald's. Plus, you can also have a chance to win exciting once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. So make sure you visit often — you just might get inspired."

Do you think they are trying to provide White people with "education" or "employment"? I think not. I suggest filling out their survey and letting them know how this racist behavior makes you feel. I told them I would rather starve than patronize another McDonalds since they clearly favor the black race over every other.

Companies to Boycott

Below is the list, in alphabetical order, of companies scoring a perfect 100 percent on the Human Rights Campaign's 2009 Corporate Equality Index, with policies beneficial toward homosexuals:

1. 3M Co.


2. AAA Northern California, Nevada and Utah


3. Abercrombie & Fitch


4. Accenture Ltd.


5. Aetna


6. Agilent Technologies


7. Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld


8. Alaska Airlines


9. Alcatel-Lucent


10. Allianz Life Insurance Co. of North America


11. Allstate Corp.


12. Alston & Bird


13. American Express


14. Ameriprise Financial


15. American Airlines


16. Anheuser-Busch Companies


17. Aon Corp.


18. Apple


19. Arent Fox LLP


20. Arnold & Porter


21. AT&T


22. Bain & Co.


23. Baker & Daniels LLP


24. Bank of America


25. Bank of New York Mellon Corp.


26. Barnes & Noble


27. BASF


28. Bausch & Lomb


29. Best Buy


30. Bingham McCutchen


31. BMC Software


32. Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals


33. Boeing


34. Borders


35. Boston Consulting Group


36. BP America


37. Bright Horizons Family Solutions


38. Brinker International


39. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co


40. Brown Rudnick


41. Bryan Cave


42. Campbell Soup Co.


43. Capital One


44. Cardinal Health


45. Cargill


46. Carlson Companies


47. Carmax


48. Charles Schwab


49. Chevron


50. ChoicePoint


51. Chrysler


52. Chubb


53. Cisco Systems


54. Citigroup


55. Clear Channel Communications


56. Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton


57. Clifford Chance US LLP


58. Clorox


59. CNA Insurance


60. Coca-Cola


61. Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc.


62. Constellation Energy Group Inc.


63. Continental Airlines


64. Coors


65. Corning


66. Covington & Burling LLP


67. Cox Enterprises


68. Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP


69. Credit Suisse


70. Cummins


71. Debevoise & Plimpton LLP


72. Dell


73. Deloitte & Touche


74. Deutsche Bank


75. Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP


76. Diageo North America


77. Dickstein Shapiro


78. DLA Piper


79. Dorsey & Whitney


80. Dow Chemical


81. DuPont


82. Eastman Kodak


83. eBay Inc.


84. Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP


85. Electronic Arts


86. Eli Lilly & Co.


87. Ernst & Young


88. Estee Lauder


89. Esurance


90. Faegre & Benson


91. Fannie Mae


92. Foley & Lardner


93. Foley Hoag


94. Ford


95. Freescale Semiconductor


96. Fried, Frank, Haris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP


97. GameStop


98. Gap


99. Genentech


100. General Motors


101. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP


102. GlaxoSmithKline


103. Hyatt


104. Goldman Sachs


105. Google


106. Harrah's


107. Hartford Financial Services


108. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care


109. Haynes and Boone LLP


110. Heller Ehrman


111. Herman Miller


112. Hewitt Associates


113. Hewlett-Packard


114. Hoffman-La Roche Inc.


115. Holland & Knight


116. Honeywell International


117. Hospira


118. Howrey LLP


119. HSBC USA


120. Husch Blackwell Sanders LLP


121. IndyMac Bancorp


122. ING North America Insurance


123. Intel


124. IBM


125. Intuit


126. J.C. Penney


127. J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.


128. Jenner & Block


129. Johnson & Johnson


130. Kaiser Permanente


131. KeyCorp


132. Kimberly Clark Corp.


133. Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group


134. Kirkland & Ellis


135. KPMG


136. Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel


137. Latham & Watkins


138. Lehman Brothers


139. Levi Strauss


140. Lexmark International


141. Littler Mendelson PC


142. Liz Claiborne


143. Lockheed Martin Corp.


144. Macy


145. Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP


146. Marriott International


147. Marsh & McLennan Cos.


148. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance


149. MasterCard


150. McDermott Will & Emery


151. McKinsey & Co.


152. Merck & Co.


153. Merrill Lynch & Co.


154. MetLife


155. Microsoft


156. Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo


157. Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams


158. Morgan Stanley


159. Morrison & Foerster


160. Motorola


161. National Grid USA


162. Nationwide


163. NCR


164. New York Life Insurance Co.


165. New York Times


166. Newell Rubbermaid


167. Nielsen Co.


168. Nike


169. Nixon Peabody


170. Nordstrom


171. Northern Trust


172. Northrop Grumman


173. Novartis Pharmaceutical Corp.


174. O'Melveny & Myers


175. Oracle


176. Orbitz


177. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe


178. Owens Corning


179. Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP


180. Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP


181. Pepsi Bottling Group Inc.


182. PepsiCo


183. Perkins Coie


184. Pfizer


185. PG&E


186. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman


187. Powell Goldstein


188. PricewaterhouseCoopers


189. Progressive Corp.


190. Proskauer Rose LLP


191. Prudential Financial


192. Raymond James Financial


193. Raytheon


194. Recreational Equipment Inc.


195. Replacements Ltd.


196. Reynolds American Inc.


197. Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP


198. Ropes & Gray LLP


199. Sabre Holdings


200. Schering-Plough


201. Sears


202. Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold LLP


203. Sempra Energy


204. Seyfarth Shaw LLP


205. Shell Oil


206. Sidley Austin


207. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP


208. Sodexho


209. Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal


210. Southern California Edison


211. Sprint Nextel


212. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP


213. Starbucks


214. Starcom MediaVest


215. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide


216. State Street Corp.


217. Subaru of America


218. Sullivan & Cromwell LLP


219. Sun Life Financial Inc.


220. Sun Microsystems


221. SunTrust Banks


222. Supervalu


223. Symantec Corp.


224. Target


225. Tech Data


226. Texas Instruments


227. Thompson Coburn


228. Time Warner


229. TJX Cos.


230. Toyota Financial Services


231. Toyota Motor Sales USA


232. Travelport


233. Troutman Sanders


234. U.S. Bancorp


235. UBS AG


236. Unilever


237. United Business Media


238. United Parcel Service


239. US Airways Group


240. Viacom


241. Vinson & Elkins


242. Visa


243. Visteon Corp.


244. Volkswagen of America


245. Wachovia Corp.


246. Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz


247. Walgreens


248. Walt Disney


249. Washington Mutual


250. Weil, Gotshal and Manges


251. Wells Fargo & Co.


252. Whirlpool


253. White & Case


254. Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr


255. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati


256. Winston & Strawn


257. Wyndham Worldwide


258. Xerox


259. Yahoo!

Boycott Absolut Vodka Rnd. 2

The assholes who run Absolut's ad campaign have again stuck a knife in the heart of our nation and it's morals and morale. Their new campaign however doesn't choose Mexicans over Americans its chooses queers over normal Americans.

Absolut's New Campaign: Celebrate homosexuality

Boycott Absolut Vodka

If that ad doesn't piss you the hell off something is wrong with you. Our nations sovereignty is being trampled on and now we are supposed to kiss ass to a bunch of drug running spics? The hell with that this is OUR country it is OUR ancestors who died to keep our borders secure and I'll be damned if I'm going to sit idly by watching my country be raped and the spineless politicians turn the other way. This is a war! Illegal Immigrants kill over 50 innocent Americans every single day and what do we do? Sit at home being dumbed down by the TV, watching American Idol and football? Way to go America, just sit there and watch your country be thrown away, I hope you can look your children and grandchildren in the face whenever they come to you in 30 years and say "why didn't you do something before it was to late?"