[hardworking]

Wow! This is an extreme step to take just because Starbuck's coffee tastes like c***!

[Laz711]

Those guys at al Aqsa are right.....he who controlls Starbucks controlls the world....Down with Starbucks. /Sarcasm

[SJackson]

If you'd like to be on this middle east/political ping list, please FR mail me.

[bk1000]

Not too long ago I read that Starsucks was owned by Israelis
and Caribou Coffee was owned by Arabs. Personally, I don't care for expensive, burnt coffee so they can all pound sand.

[Publius6961]

What the hell is OXFAM and why should I care?

I normally hate Starbucks on ccount of the a******s who patronize the place, but I may have to make the sacrifice...

[theFIRMbss]

>"When a Muslim company can produce as dynamic a coffee empire as Starbucks, or as clever a fresh food franchise as Marvellous Markets..."

And if Muslims did,
would that make their looney ways
okay with the world?!

[Alouette]

So therefore, we should all support Starbucks, even though their coffee is overpriced and sucks.

[veronica]

I think I'll buy myself a Chantico today at Starbucks.

Ever had one? :)

[ex-Texan]

"Jihad against Starbucks . . ."

Might just be the extreme tip of an iceberg. Al Qaeda is reportedly looking for 'soft targets' to attack in the U.S. A genuine fatwa, or call for jihad, issued against a coffee serving operation would send shivers rippling across the U.S. The images of such a fatwa boggle the mind. I would consider the source (Pali extremists) and say, "Wake up, people!" This might even be a disguised warning by Friends of al-Aqsa.

[CyberAnt]

I think this is what happens when you try to be all things to all people. Diversity will end up biting you in the end!

[dervish]

Many Muslims seem to misunderstand the concept of charity. Many of their "charities" double as terror organizations.