Marietje Bell
@marietjebell.bsky.social
Group of people, who are done with the ongoing Ecocide and Genocide!
That's why we're asking you to boycott Black Friday and boycott stores that sell Nike and Adidas.
#nike #Adidas #fastfashionkills #fastfashion #boycott #blackfriday
#nike #Adidas #fastfashionkills #fastfashion #boycott #blackfriday
November 30, 2025 at 12:55 PM
That's why we're asking you to boycott Black Friday and boycott stores that sell Nike and Adidas.
#nike #Adidas #fastfashionkills #fastfashion #boycott #blackfriday
#nike #Adidas #fastfashionkills #fastfashion #boycott #blackfriday
And if that's not enough reason not to buy new shoes from JD Sports and SNIPES, they also don't care much about animal rights. Leather, wool, sheepskins, down, and skins from exotic animals are all used for your new shoes.
November 30, 2025 at 12:55 PM
And if that's not enough reason not to buy new shoes from JD Sports and SNIPES, they also don't care much about animal rights. Leather, wool, sheepskins, down, and skins from exotic animals are all used for your new shoes.
To sell their clothes as cheap as possible, the production means many human rights violations. The workers work extremely long hours, under dangerous conditions, and are often paid very little, a.k.a. modern slavery... In China, it is mainly the Uyghurs who make the clothes under forced labor.
November 30, 2025 at 12:55 PM
To sell their clothes as cheap as possible, the production means many human rights violations. The workers work extremely long hours, under dangerous conditions, and are often paid very little, a.k.a. modern slavery... In China, it is mainly the Uyghurs who make the clothes under forced labor.
Every year, people buy an average of 47 new items of clothing. This accounts for 8-10% of total CO2 emissions, and 10,000 liters of water are needed to produce 1 kilogram of clothing. Whereby the average person throws away 17.7 kg of clothing every year.
November 30, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Every year, people buy an average of 47 new items of clothing. This accounts for 8-10% of total CO2 emissions, and 10,000 liters of water are needed to produce 1 kilogram of clothing. Whereby the average person throws away 17.7 kg of clothing every year.
This time, we visited JD Sports and SNIPES during Black Friday Weekend because they mainly sell Nike and Adidas.
Both Nike and Adidas encourage the fast fashion industry, an industry that wants people to buy more and more and more clothes without giving a damn about our planet.
Both Nike and Adidas encourage the fast fashion industry, an industry that wants people to buy more and more and more clothes without giving a damn about our planet.
November 30, 2025 at 12:55 PM
This time, we visited JD Sports and SNIPES during Black Friday Weekend because they mainly sell Nike and Adidas.
Both Nike and Adidas encourage the fast fashion industry, an industry that wants people to buy more and more and more clothes without giving a damn about our planet.
Both Nike and Adidas encourage the fast fashion industry, an industry that wants people to buy more and more and more clothes without giving a damn about our planet.
In addition, the human rights of local people in their new projects in Suriname, Uganda, and Mozambique, are of little interest to them. Destruction of local ecosystems, people being evicted from their homes, and armed conflicts. As long as Total profits from it, they don't care about human rights.
October 26, 2025 at 2:06 PM
In addition, the human rights of local people in their new projects in Suriname, Uganda, and Mozambique, are of little interest to them. Destruction of local ecosystems, people being evicted from their homes, and armed conflicts. As long as Total profits from it, they don't care about human rights.
TotalEnergies continues to invest in fossil fuel projects, which cause global temperatures to rise and increasingly extreme climate disasters to occur. But according to CEO Patrick, we just have to get used to that.
October 26, 2025 at 2:06 PM
TotalEnergies continues to invest in fossil fuel projects, which cause global temperatures to rise and increasingly extreme climate disasters to occur. But according to CEO Patrick, we just have to get used to that.
This week, we visited Total Energies in Neerbosch Nijmegen!
October 26, 2025 at 2:06 PM
This week, we visited Total Energies in Neerbosch Nijmegen!
If your banking at ING your money is invested in fossil projects, weapens and illegal Israeli settlements. This way ING is a threat to our peace, democracy and human rights. What more reason would you need to leave?
That’s why we ask you: Boycot ING!
That’s why we ask you: Boycot ING!
October 15, 2025 at 1:41 PM
If your banking at ING your money is invested in fossil projects, weapens and illegal Israeli settlements. This way ING is a threat to our peace, democracy and human rights. What more reason would you need to leave?
That’s why we ask you: Boycot ING!
That’s why we ask you: Boycot ING!
ING invests €8.4 billion in companies that support Israel's apartheid regime. For example in Caterpillar, who supplies heavy armored machinery to the Israeli army.
October 15, 2025 at 1:41 PM
ING invests €8.4 billion in companies that support Israel's apartheid regime. For example in Caterpillar, who supplies heavy armored machinery to the Israeli army.
ING has invested €98 billion in fossil projects. This means their CO2 emissions are 7.5 times higher than those of all Dutch residents combined!
October 15, 2025 at 1:41 PM
ING has invested €98 billion in fossil projects. This means their CO2 emissions are 7.5 times higher than those of all Dutch residents combined!
Last night we decorated ING in Nijmegen
October 15, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Last night we decorated ING in Nijmegen
That's why we ask again: Boycott Primark!
See you next week!
#boycottPrimark @primark.bsky.social #Primark
See you next week!
#boycottPrimark @primark.bsky.social #Primark
September 20, 2025 at 9:21 AM
That's why we ask again: Boycott Primark!
See you next week!
#boycottPrimark @primark.bsky.social #Primark
See you next week!
#boycottPrimark @primark.bsky.social #Primark
They use leather and wool in their products, but have no documentation about where this comes from or how the animals are treated. All they care about is making money. This comes at great expanse of the environment, humans and other animals.
September 20, 2025 at 9:21 AM
They use leather and wool in their products, but have no documentation about where this comes from or how the animals are treated. All they care about is making money. This comes at great expanse of the environment, humans and other animals.
Last week we already told you how this big fast fashion company pollutes the environment and makes people work in terrible conditions.
To make it even worse, Primark also has no concern for animal welfare.
To make it even worse, Primark also has no concern for animal welfare.
September 20, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Last week we already told you how this big fast fashion company pollutes the environment and makes people work in terrible conditions.
To make it even worse, Primark also has no concern for animal welfare.
To make it even worse, Primark also has no concern for animal welfare.
This week we visited Primark again. This time in Nijmegen.
September 20, 2025 at 9:21 AM
This week we visited Primark again. This time in Nijmegen.
They also import a lot of their products from China, where most is produced by Uighurs in concentration camps.
Primark works as cheaply as possible at the expense of the environment, people and animals.
Primark works as cheaply as possible at the expense of the environment, people and animals.
September 12, 2025 at 8:26 PM
They also import a lot of their products from China, where most is produced by Uighurs in concentration camps.
Primark works as cheaply as possible at the expense of the environment, people and animals.
Primark works as cheaply as possible at the expense of the environment, people and animals.
The clothing industry is responsible for 8-10% of all emissions. This is more than boats and planes combined!
Primark’s clothing is made in factories in Bangladesh, where people work in dangerous conditions for less than a minimum wage.
Primark’s clothing is made in factories in Bangladesh, where people work in dangerous conditions for less than a minimum wage.
September 12, 2025 at 8:26 PM
The clothing industry is responsible for 8-10% of all emissions. This is more than boats and planes combined!
Primark’s clothing is made in factories in Bangladesh, where people work in dangerous conditions for less than a minimum wage.
Primark’s clothing is made in factories in Bangladesh, where people work in dangerous conditions for less than a minimum wage.
Yesterday we decorated the Primark in Arnhem
Primark is a big fast fashion company that produces large quantities of clothing of terrible quality. They change their collection constantly to stimulate customers to keep on buying. Marietje Bell wants less quantity and more quality!
Primark is a big fast fashion company that produces large quantities of clothing of terrible quality. They change their collection constantly to stimulate customers to keep on buying. Marietje Bell wants less quantity and more quality!
September 12, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Yesterday we decorated the Primark in Arnhem
Primark is a big fast fashion company that produces large quantities of clothing of terrible quality. They change their collection constantly to stimulate customers to keep on buying. Marietje Bell wants less quantity and more quality!
Primark is a big fast fashion company that produces large quantities of clothing of terrible quality. They change their collection constantly to stimulate customers to keep on buying. Marietje Bell wants less quantity and more quality!
Last Saturday we visited the McDonald's in Nijmegen. They are supporting both the genocide in Palestina and a mass animal slaughter.
September 8, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Last Saturday we visited the McDonald's in Nijmegen. They are supporting both the genocide in Palestina and a mass animal slaughter.