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  • In 2025, STIHL generated €5.48 billion in revenue and employed 20,246 people worldwide. Founded by Andreas Stihl in 1926, the company is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Nikolas Stihl is the founder’s grandson.

    Undoubtedly never worked a day in his life. Which also, undoubtedly he would argue about and tell us about that day when he was seven, his grandfather made him carry a sack of nuts and bolts from one side of the factory to the other.

    I’ll bet that one day still sticks in his memory as if it was some form of torture.

    But he thinks everyone that does it daily for hours should do it more for free.

    I hope that this badly affects their company before he dies.



  • Katz is the dirty c**t that proudly wore the noose badge, and may have been involved in making it. Has often said that Palestinians aren’t human, and should be treated worse than the shit on the bottom of your shoes. I may be paraphrasing that, but he has said and done the worst things in the public eye, so much so that netanyahu has had to pretend to condone his actions publicly.

    He’s looking to get the greenlight from Trump to get rid of the rest of them.

    There would be literally zero chance of denying his involvement in their genocide if he was to greenlight it.

    Sure, they will say that they will move the rest of them ‘humanely’ but even Trump isn’t that stupid that he would believe it.




  • Yes. Same as those that were sanctioned with Russia. win-win. The market opens up for smaller companies, or has detrimental effect on the Israeli arm of them. As an example, Israeli coca-cola company

    The Central Beverage Company, known as Coca-Cola Israel, is a private Israeli manufacturer and distributor of soft drinks, dairy products and alcoholic beverages. The company is the exclusive franchisee of The Coca-Cola Company in Israel.

    A sanction would have little to no effect on coca-cola products outside Israel, but would damage that Israeli company.

    whereas companies like Nestle: (who have their own issues anyway)

    Nestlé, a Swiss multinational, has a presence in Israel through its investment in Osem, a major Israeli food producer. This investment connects Nestlé to various local industries and markets, broadening its involvement in the region.

    It would have minor effect on them, and we would be better for it.

    Regardless of how little or big the overall impact would be for each company, it needs to be pushed through sooner than later, and while I hate ‘comparing’ wars, what Israel is doing to Palestine with zero consequences as much of the rest of the world is concerned, is far more devastating to them than what is happening in Ukraine, and look at the ongoing sanctions on Russia.

    it’s crazy.




  • If ever there was an example of how badly politicians need their advisors, she is it. Possibly the stupidest politician to have ever been given a relevant position in politics (and that’s saying something given the current state of much of the worlds politics).

    She can’t take questions that go off script, and when she is talking, you can see the concentration on her face as she tries to remember what she was told to say.

    The advisors have it right this time, but I can’t even begin to visualise how many products would be missing from ever y sector of the market with sanctions on Israeli goods.

    I just hope that they get it done, and fast.