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The Failure of the Block the Boat tactic

by Bested by a bug Wednesday, Sep. 17, 2014 at 8:38 PM

Block the Boat. Bested by a bug.

We know whats bugging the Zim Djibouti.

The cargo ship arrived in Vancouver Deltaport on September 5th, and abruptly left.

Declaring a BDS victory when only 6 people showed up to the protest seemed a bit grandiose even for the reality challenged anti-Israel cru. Yet in their warped minds what possible explanation could there be for the sudden departure of the Zim Djibouti other than a victory for their noble cause?

Faced with no concrete evidence, the anti-Israel activists did what they do best. They lied.

The headline at the Popular resistance agitprop site blared: Vancouver Activists Block Israeli Container Ship Zim Djibouti :Tremendous Victory: Four-Day Vancouver Conflict Blocks Israeli Ship. The lies tumbled out fast and furious"...Israeli shipping giant Zim, the giant was defeated today in Vancouver, Canada." "This is a huge victory for the Vancouver coalition..."

It was more of the same on Social media

For ten days, the Block the Boat activists have tracked the Zim Djibout's movements with the obsessive fanaticism of a jilted lover.

Yet for all their rabid attentions, the activists missed something rather obvious. There were many multiple US-bound ships delayed by Asian Gypsy Moth

"Asian Gypsy Moth season runs from May through about November. Last year, Customs in L.A. stopped nine vessels in total. So far this season, which is only just over halfway through, 12 ships have been forced back into international waters after arriving at port with moth larvae discovered on board.

“We are in the worst Asian Gypsy Moth season that we can remember,” a CBP spokesman said."

To the Block the Boat activists: If moth larvae could better achieve your collective goals and objectives maybe your attentions are best directed elsewhere. Have you considered taking up macrame?
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Media Victory

by nobody Thursday, Sep. 18, 2014 at 12:36 AM

Sometimes, getting media *is* the victory.
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Yep

by Yep Thursday, Sep. 18, 2014 at 1:06 AM

Thats what iSiS says
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seemed to work, huh?

by " abruptly left. " Thursday, Sep. 18, 2014 at 1:06 PM

"Yet in their warped minds what possible explanation could there be for the sudden departure of the Zim Djibouti other than a victory for their noble cause? "

and then the Bull Shit begins.
These zionists sure are wankers, huh?
antisemitism this and antisemitism that...
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Asian Gypsy Months apparently

by failed inspection Thursday, Sep. 18, 2014 at 8:13 PM

The story checks out on all maritime services:

North Pacific 1 Service (NP1) - ZIM Djibouti & OOCL London

11 Sep 2014

Hapag-Lloyd informs about schedule deviations.

We regret to inform you that after ZIM Djibouti berthed in Vancouver on Friday September 5, 2014, the vessel failed the Asian Gypsy Moth inspection held by CFIA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency). The vessel was ordered out to international waters as quarantine for cleaning. The crew commenced cleaning this past weekend and is expected to arrive back in Vancouver on Tuesday September 16, 2014 to be re-inspected. The OOCL London will pass the ZIM Djibouti and be the next NP1 service vessel to arrive and sail from North America.

Alternate arrangements are being made to move all of the cargo expeditiously. Shipment related notification will be communicated in a timely manner.
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Unlikely that you wrote that piece because the action failed,more likely you just disagree

by logic Sunday, Sep. 21, 2014 at 1:51 PM

It seems pretty unlikely that you'd write a whole article about how someone else's action "failed" (why do you care?). Much more likely is that you simply disagree, and are on the other side. So just come out and say it.
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Presbyterian Church USA

by crazy_inventor Sunday, Sep. 21, 2014 at 2:09 PM

Presbyterian Church ...
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http://jewishvoiceforpeace.org/campaigns/sodastream-burst-the-bubble


the Presbyterian Church USA (PCUSA) voted in favor of divesting $21 million from Caterpillar, Motorola Solutions, and Hewlitt Packard.


http://jewishvoiceforpeace.org/campaigns/presbyterian-divestment


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