Victory! Credo Mobile Hangs Up On Motorola
December 16th, 2009
Victory -
Credo Last
week we found out that Credo Mobile,
a telephone service provider that claims to be guided by progressive values, stopped offering Motorola phones to
their customers after complaints from our supporters. This is a major victory in our campaign to
boycott Motorola for profiting from Israeli occupation and apartheid against
Palestinians! Please take a moment
to thank
Credo for this decision. Hang Up On Motorola organizers have been contacting
Credo about joining our boycott for over a year. Last week US Campaign member group CODEPINK
met with Credo and was assured that Motorola phones would no longer be
offered. We’re thrilled that people
looking for a progressive phone service now have a Motorola-free option! What does Credo will
no longer offering Motorola phones mean? It
means that Credo will no longer be supporting a corporation that is
responsible for providing
infrastructure to Click
here to thank Credo Mobile for
halting its sales of Motorola phones. Click here
to view our new video spoofing Moto’s
Droid commercial Adam
Shapiro donated his time and talents to improve our Hang Up On Motorola campaign. Can you also give? We’re always looking for volunteers with
graphic design or web (html or Drupal) skills. We also appreciate in-kind donations of office equipment such as printers,
laptops, or even telephones. Of course
we always need financial contributions as well. Donations
to the US Campaign are tax-deductible. If
you join our monthly sustainer program,
the Olive Branch Club,
or make a $50 or larger one-time
contribution before the end of the year, then we will send you a copy of the award-winning
documentary, Occupation 101. If you would like to volunteer or make an
in-kind contribution, please click here
to email our office manager. Motorola Action Update Two
weeks ago we told you about the Department of Energy’s recent contract with
Motorola In
addition to all of the individual letters that our supporters have sent to
the DOE, twenty seven peace and
justice organizations have signed on to a letter that the US Campaign
sent to the Department of Energy, the State Department, and President
Obama. Add your voice to the choir
calling for the