"NO BLOOD ON OUR MONEY!" Boycott War Intro Read the Boycott War campaign platform Boycott War FAQ Boycott War Links Visit the Boycott War Design Gallery Alternatives to War-based Economics and Bloodstained Corporations Take the BOYCOTT WAR! Power Quiz ® Boycott War Homepage BOYCOTT WAR The war-machine runs on an enormous need for profit. Once the well runs dry, the war-machine will stop.                                                             "NO BLOOD ON OUR MONEY!" Boycott War Intro Read the Boycott War campaign platform Boycott War FAQ Boycott War Links Visit the Boycott War Design Gallery Alternatives to War-based Economics and Bloodstained Corporations Take the BOYCOTT WAR! Power Quiz ® Boycott War Homepage BOYCOTT WAR The war-machine runs on an enormous need for profit. Once the well runs dry, the war-machine will stop.

THE BOYCOTT WAR CAMPAIGN This is an online resource center for boycott campaigns against war. At this time (March, 2006) most of the campaigns are aimed towards U.S. and British corporations as a protest against the invasion and occupation of Iraq. The Boycott War campaign is a means by which the various boycott campaigns can symbolically link together sharing together logos, goals, and strategies. Each local and national campaign decides for itself to what extent the materials here are relevant to their own situation, needs, and ambitions. Often the criteria in choosing targets is either a general boycott of anything that says "Made in USA" (or Made in Great Britain) or more specific boycotts aimed at corporations that are either 1) connected to the military industry 2) connected to the politicians that promote war or 3) are huge transnational corporations that should anyways be boycotted. The following materials are a service to organizers and participants of Boycott War campaigns in order to share information on who does what and how to boycott them once you have chosen your target. The Boycott War Campaign Homepage  Boycott War Intro Brief summary on the character and goals of the Boycott War campaign Boycott War campaign platform This is a general statement which summarizes what various anti-war boycotts have in common and why they have arisen now Boycott War FAQ Common questions about anti-war boycotts and some hopefully helpful answers Boycott War Links Links to all of the various anti-war boycott campaigns on the web as well as to boycott campaigns against specific corporations, links peace activists, and corporate watchdogs Visit the Boycott War Design Gallery These images were made by various anti-war activists around the globe and they are perfect for spicing up your own website or boycott flyer Alternatives to War-based Economics and Bloodstained Corporations A widespread boycott of such a fundamental part of the global economy opens up opportunities both for mainstream "green" businesses and buying clubs as well as alternative economic systems such as community currencies Take the BOYCOTT WAR Power Quiz Test your knowledge of the U.S. corporate elite and foreign policy New! Boycott Activism today: Many boycott campaigns start spontaneously and they often immediately target the most obvious symbols of corporate America: McDonald's and Coca Cola. For a list of which other companies are currently at the focus of various boycott campaigns take a look at the bottom of this page!    General Boycott War resources Information on corporations: Lists of corporate donors to the Republican Party List of corporate donors to George W. Bush Lists of companies with Defense Department contracts The Top 100 of the Fortune 500 (with notes on the companies) The Dow Jones 30 List of Top Media-Corporate Connections Lists of which companies own which products coming soon... Articles about the worldwide boycott movement: Japanese Activists Urge US Boycott Boycott Of American Goods Begins In Germany The Church gets involved: U.S.-Travel Boycott Called US firms fear stronger boycott campaign Uncle Sam needs you to boycott USA Boycotts Against War Gain Global Support ExxonMobil Admits Boycott Hurts Muslims Boycott Coca Cola McDonald's Supports Bush But Who Pays the Cost? Essays and Information for Boycott Organizers and Participators:  (Under Construction) Structure and Strategy - How to boycott an economy as large as the USA and an industry as global as war The Social and Moral Aspects of the Modern Boycott The Boycott Organizer's Guide by Co-op America  Which companies are being targetted by which campaigns: For Mother Earth's Boycott Campaign (International) http://www.boycottbush.org/ "As consumers we do not want our money to be used to fuel wars, environmental destruction and human-rights violations." This is a strong international campaign which offers different boycott alternatives from a boycott of the US dollar to a targeted boycott of six US companies: Altria Group (Philip Morris, Kraft Foods) ExxonMobil (Esso) ChevronTexaco PepsiCo Inc Coca-Cola Company McDonalds   Be the Cause (U.S.) www.bethecause.org Be the Cause has an anti-war boycott focused upon five companies. This is their statement: "We are beginning a global boycott of companies that have made significant financial contributions to get the current U.S. administration into power.  We will not purchase products or services from:   Exxon-Mobil-Esso - Contributed US$1,226,331 or 89% of their total contributions. Kraft (Subsidiary of Phillip Morris) - Phillip Morris (Altria) contributed US$3,094,237 or 82% of their total contributions. Pepsico Inc - Contributed US$749,494 or 84% of their total contributions. United Parcel Service - Contributed US$2,072,468 or 71% of their total contributions. Wal-Mart Stores - Contributed US$610,748 or 88% of their total contributions." The International group for Direct Economic Action against the war in Iraq  -IDEA (Currently inactive website)   IDEA is a global network of boycott activists. They proposes that consumers choose either between a total boycott of U.S. and British products or the "pyramid list". The pyramid list looks like this:   For those who want to focus on one or two companies to boycott IDEA is primarily targetting:   General Electric Phillip Morris   For those people who have the energy and desire to boycott even more there is a larger list of ten: Dell Computer Chevron-Texaco Exxon-Esso-Mobil Coca Cola McDonald's Limited Brands Pfizer General Motors MBNA UPS Followed by an even larger list of twenty: All other U.S. and U.K. tobacco companies Bristol Myers Squibb PepsiCo Ford Wal-Mart Gap Motorola Time Warner/AOL Disney IBM Shell BP Amoco Amway FedEx Anheuser Busch Revlon   Consumers Against War (Germany) www.consumers-against-war.de In Germany the targets are quite a few and they seem to have had a good deal of success. Here is their entire boycott list as it appears on their website:   Company Brands & Products Coca Cola Coca Cola, Coca Cola Light, Fanta, Sprite Mezzo-Mix, Lift,Bonaqua, Burn, Powerade, Cappy Microsoft Windows, Office, X-Box, Computergames General-Electrics GE Intel Intel Pentium Disney Films, Comics, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and others McDonalds McDonalds Phillip Morris Marlboro, Philip Morris, BASIC, L&M, Chesterfield, f6 General Motors Chevrolet, Pontiac, Saab, Opel, Ford Ford, Mazda, Volvo, Jaguar and others Citibank CitiBest Girokonto and others Hewlett-Packard Hewlett-Packard, Compaq American Express Creditcards: Blue, Classic G Gilette Gilette, Braun, Oral-B, Durazell (Batteries) Budweiser Budweiser (the American Brand) Pfizer Viagra Kodak Kodak Dell Dell Nike Nike Levi Levi´s, Jeans Heinz Heinz-Ketchup, Blastin' Green Funky Purple, Orlando, Funky Fries Kelloggs Cornflakes, Crunchy-Nuts, Smacks, and others Pepsi Pepsi, 7- Up, Lipton, Mirinda,KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell amazon Amazon Esso Esso Texaco Texaco Proctor & Gamble Pampers, Hugo-Boss, Pantene pro V, Oil of Olaz, Ellen Betrix, Antikal, Dash, Fairy, Ariel, Febreze, Meister Proper, Swiffer, Lenor, Eukanuba, Punica, Pringles, Actonel, Blend-a-med, Wick, Bounty, Charmin, Tempo, Beinggirl, Always Boycott Bush campaign (U.K.) www.boycottbush.net The Top 30 corporate contributors to the Republican Party 2000: 1 MBNA $3.0m 2 Philip Morris $2.9m 3 Microsoft Corp $2.4m 4 Bristol Myers Squibb $2.1m 5 Pfizer $1.9m 6 Enron $1.8m 7 Citigroup $1.8m 8 Time Warner/AOL $1.6m 9 Amway $1.3m 10 Glaxo SmithKline $1.3m 11 Exxon Mobil $1.2m 12 News Corp (Owns Fox TV) $1.2m 13 General Electric $1.1m 14 Limited Inc $950k 15 BP Amoco $950k 16 American Airlines $900k 17 Schering Plough $900k 18 Anheuser Busch $850k 19 Chevron Texaco $800k 20 Revlon Group $760k 21 American Home Products $740k 22 PepsiCo $720k 23 Walt Disney $640k 24 WalMart $630k 25 Texas Utilities $630k 26 Coca Cola $610k 27 United Airlines Corp $570k 28 Archer Daniels Midland $530k 29 Ford Motor Company $510k 30 General Motors $510k