Danish ham and Havarti cheese at the supermarket this week, everybody. Let's do what we can to support our friends.
Danish ham and Havarti cheese at the supermarket this week, everybody. Let's do what we can to support our friends.
Dear Freepers:
We are preaching to the choir here!
If we want to make a real impact, we need to go further out to spread the news on this injustice to Denmark by firing up our e-mail weapon to send it to all in our e-mail address book!!
You are welcome to use and copy my e-mail I've sent around to peole in my address book, see below!!!
Hi there:
May I ask you to support my former home country after the muslim’s boycott of all Danish Goods. We ourselves are using a number of Danish foods. Havarti Cheese we buy in big blocks from Sam’s, a well seasoned and not too strong cheese. The Danish “Lurpak” Butter, you can’t get a better tasting butter, comes slighted salted or un-salted. 2005 won “Best Taste Award.”
Plumrose Danish Ham canned is a class for itself.
Frozen back ribs for the bbq beats anything else. The Danish porks are long and slender with very little fat.
I just purchased a jar of Marinated Mussles, "Gold Boat" from a company ditributed out of New Jersey. They are so jummy testing like out of my father's fish exporting business in West Jutland.
Buy Lego foryour kids, they will love them.
Our slogan at international soccer (fodbold) games is: “We are red, we are white, we are Danish dynamite!”
Let's show the muzzies our power.
Please send this around to people in your address book, thank you!
Poul
"BUY DANISH" ASK MY DANISH FRIENDS/ UPDATE
John Zimmerman is right. The Muslim countries have chosen to pressure liberal little Denmark in order to teach the media and governments, which stand by them, a lesson which does not bode well for free speech or satire. Kuwait has joined the Saudi boycott (the Saudi market alone is worth 1.2 billion) and I suspect the rest will follow. So, here is a plea from my Danish friends:
"If you Americans look with this great sympathy on our case, couldn't you then raise a consumer support of DK in the US? The opposite of a boycott. A movement of: "Buy Danish!" Please?
You can easily eat and digest all our famous Danish cheese at your millions of breakfast-tables from Seattle to Atlanta. Then the boycott (which is escalating fast down there now) will be harmless.
Well, we can and should. In fact the idea immediately occurred to the readers of Charles of LGF who was kind enough to post the news about the Saudi boycott on his popular site. They recommended you buy not only the always delicious Danish butter cookies but also:
Danish Havarti cheese
Carlsberg and Tuborg Beers.
Arla owns White Clover Dairy, a Wisconsin company so buy that brand. It comes under White Clover and Holland Farm.
Danish Crown hams ( DAK (sold at Sam clubs)... baby back ribs, because they come from Denmark.
You shop online at The Danish Foodshop and Danish Deli Foods.
You can also buy gorgious Danish porcelain and LEGO for the kids.
UPDATE: First, the speed with which this movement took flight is amazing and encouraging. Thanks, guys, for helping spread in on your blogs. The boycott is gathering steam. Our old friend Libya also withdrew its ambassador. But the Danes are standing firm and the EU (for the moment) is standing by them:
EU trade chief Peter Mandelson met a Saudi minister at a meeting in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos on Sunday and "urged the minister to convey the seriousness of this issue to his government," his spokesman said.
"Any boycott of Danish goods would be seen as a boycott of European goods," said spokesman Peter Power.
An opinion poll showed that 79 percent of Danes think Fogh Rasmussen should not issue an apology and 62 percent say the newspaper should not apologize.