Magnesium Citrate Powder, BDS - Made in Israel

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Published: Apr 23, 2019
Author: myself
Post Date: 2019-04-23 16:57:31 by hondo68
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I had a bottle of Magnesium Powder (citrate), Made In Israel in my hand and was about to add it to my shopping cart when i saw those words. It went back on the shelf quick.

True Wal-Marx story.

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#1: BTP Holdings    To: hondo68 (#0)

I had a bottle of Magnesium Powder (citrate), Made In Israel in my hand and was about to add it to my shopping cart when i saw those words. It went back on the shelf quick.

Who was that guy with the moving company in New Jersey who fled to Israel after he was questioned by the FBI about the events of 9-11-2001? ;)

911research.fand om.com/wiki/Urban_Moving_Systems

BTP Holdings posted on 2019-04-23 17:10:50   Reply   Private Reply

#2: Horse    To: hondo68 (#0)

I did the same with Sabra brand Hummus. I told the store manager I would start making my own Hummus. I will never buy Israeli.

Horse posted on 2019-04-23 17:56:45   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Lod    To: Horse, 4 (#2)

I'm using Swanson's Triple Magnesium Complex capsules and I have no clue where they source their magnesium.

Do the jews have a lock on magnesium?

Lod posted on 2019-04-23 18:42:43   Reply   Private Reply

#4: Esso    To: Lod (#3)

They certainly seem to have a lock on the automotive wax pellet thermostat aftermarket.

Esso posted on 2019-04-23 19:01:57   Reply   Private Reply

#5: hondo68    To: Lod (#3)

I take one Mag Citrate in the morning and one Mag Oxide in the evening.

The Natures Bounty mag ox says, Made in the USA with select ingredients from around the world.

Could be from anywhere, even Israel.

hondo68 posted on 2019-04-23 19:05:10   Reply   Private Reply

#6: Lod    To: hondo68 (#5)

...select ingredients from around the world.

The globalists have blocked all the "country of origin" COO labeling of any and all of the crap that we ingest.

May they all choke to death on kosher chicken bones.

Lod posted on 2019-04-23 19:32:25   Reply   Private Reply

#7: TommyTheMadArtist    To: Horse (#2)

I did some research and found that Pepsi co, owns that brand and is headquartered in Israel. I wonder how many other big name brands are headquartered there?

TommyTheMadArtist posted on 2019-04-23 19:43:37   Reply   Private Reply

#8: Fred Mertz    To: hondo68 (#0)

True Wal-Marx story.

What are you doing shopping at Wally World?...aka China emporium.

Fred Mertz posted on 2019-04-23 22:32:57   Reply   Private Reply

#9: hondo68    To: Fred Mertz (#8)

Stocking up on vitamins and medicinal herbs. Not so easy to find that kind of stuff in this small berg. Who'd have ever thunk that I'd turn into a health nut?

Afterward I didn't quite make it up the third top step at the dentists office, and fell down a couple of steps. Might have cracked a rib so I just popped a codeine that I had left over from oral surgery.

Not much you can do except to let it heal. See no point in going to the hospital for an x-ray and all that jive.

Peace, lovey dovey.

hondo68 posted on 2019-04-24 00:19:22   Reply   Private Reply

#10: Original_Intent    To: Horse (#2)

I have not bought a Sabra product in any form for several years. Sabra has also had a couple of recalls due to contamination in the product. The same applies to Dorot herbs (including garlic) which is sold in the freezer case at Trader Joe's and I think WholePaycheck. Both are made in the occupied territories in factories built on stolen land. I make my own Hummus and I like it better. Black Bean Hummus is a nice change of pace.

Original_Intent posted on 2019-04-24 02:41:16   Reply   Private Reply

#11: Tatarewicz    To: hondo68 (#0)

A note on barcodes: Israel has not “changed its barcode to defeat BDS”

Stories and images have been doing the rounds on social media sites claiming that Israel has changed its barcode from 729 to 871 (or other numbers like 500) in order to fool people looking out for the 729 barcode.

This mistaken belief stems from a misunderstanding of how barcodes work. A barcode only tells you which country a company is from, not where the contents of the product originate.

What appears to be happening is that 871 is the Dutch barcode (and 500 is the UK one) and Israeli products are being sold by Dutch and UK (and even Irish)-based companies. To take a concrete example, in the case of Tesco ‘meat free mince’, Tesco is a UK-based company so the barcode is 500, even though the product inside is manufactured and packaged in Israel. What is important for barcode purposes is where the company who sells the goods are registered, NOT where the contents of the goods are produced, manufactured or packaged.

A country can’t simply change its barcode assignation because it feels like it, it doesn’t work like that and barcode assignation is a complicated and regulated international process.

This is just another reason to always look for the country of origin of a product and not rely solely on barcodes. Similarly, some things that may be made in a third country are sold by Israeli-registered companies with the 729 barcode, even though they may say (eg) ‘Made in Taiwan’ on the packaging. These should be boycotted too.

www.ipsc.ie/press-release...its-barcode-to-defeat-bds

Tatarewicz posted on 2019-04-24 06:17:47   Reply   Private Reply

#12: hondo68    To: Tatarewicz, Fred Mertz (#11)

Update on cracked rib:

Took an Ibuprofen 600mg this morning and it's working better than the Codeine. That's what Rand Paul took when he had his 6 broken ribs, no Codeine or other addictive drugs.

hondo68 posted on 2019-04-24 19:14:04   Reply   Private Reply