استفزاز يهودي لكل المسلميون في الارض

Quote: For a host of reasons, the importers, who include pharmaceutical maker GlaxoSmithKline, soft drink giant Coca Cola, beverage manufacturer Cadbury, cannot buy Gum Arabic in Kenya. The irony is that these Euro-American multinationals use Gum Arabic exported from the Sudan, right next door. The Sudan is the leading world producer, earning an average of $50 million dollars a year. After processing, the product is re-exported to the Africa branches of the of the multinational industries. Gum Arabic oozes from the acacia tree (prompting some to call it "the tree with the golden sap"). The most popular and most sought-after type is from the Acacia senegal species, which abounds in the wildernesses of Kenya's Isiolo, Marsabit, Turkana, Samburu and Baringo. Gum Arabic is so important to the American economy, for instance, that, when the US-imposed trade sanctions on the Sudan in the 90s, when it accused it of supporting terrorists, Gum Arabic was exempted. For it would have adversely harmed Coca Cola