and some folk even got a 12 month ban from Tesco so i have been informed.
All this for such a peacefull protest.
could of give me a life ban , shit store any way unthical bastards.

WREXHAM DEMO AND TESCO ACTION - ANOTHER REPORT

Saturday lunchtime: After a vigil and a couple of speeches to a crowd of 50 or so, and some planning for a future public meeting, about a dozen people headed off for Tesco's Xtra unethical store in ones, twos and threes over a period of about an hour, I think. Not sure what all of them got up to inside and outside, but it seemed to cause consternation amongst management and security. From what I saw, several trolleys were filled with Israeli goods and covered in stickers. Hundreds of leaflets were handed out, along with Boycott Israeli Goods postcards. In the fruit and veg section, four trolleys full of Israeli goods were used to block the aisle, with large numbers of staff and bouncers then helpfully completing the blockade. Someone 'died' next to the Israeli herb selection and was bodily carried through the shop towards the entrance, loudly advising shoppers not to buy Israeli goods, until the bouncers spotted a photographer and were forced to turn round and go all the way through the store again to a back exit. When I left, people were leafleting in the car park with others still inside the store.

LEAFLET TEXT

Dear Shopper

Did you realise that when you buy products from Israel, you are supporting the Israeli state, directly or indirectly? Most fresh Israeli produce comes from a company called Carmel-Agrexco, which is 50% owned by the Israeli government. Much of its produce is grown and packed on illegal Israeli settlements by exploited Palestinian workers.

Over 1,000 people have been killed in Gaza in recent weeks, including many children, and Palestinians have for decades suffered illegal occupation, discrimination, hardship and killings at the hands of the Israelis, who have stolen Palestinian lands and water supplies, destroyed livelihoods, moved illegal settlers onto the stolen lands, and are building an Apartheid wall which separates Palestinians from their land, work, schools, shops and hospitals.

Sainsbury's, Tesco and many other supermarkets have so far refused to stop stocking Israeli products, while Marks & Spencer directly supports Israel. Sainsbury's has said: "We feel it is our responsibility to offer choice to our customers... If customer demand declines on any product for any reason, [Sainsbury's would] decide whether to discontinue it due to lack of popularity."

The supermarkets might not care about the morality of selling goods produced by a company complicit in war crimes, but they do care about their profits. As with South Africa, you can help bring an end to Israeli Apartheid and demonstrate your objection to Israel's aggression by boycotting all Israeli goods. Look for country of origin on all packaging, refuse to buy any products from Israel (or labelled West Bank), tell your shop or supermarket why you are doing this, and ask them to stop selling Israeli goods.

from the demo. Didn't get any at Tesco, unfortunately.