Dove Onslaught(er)
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Talk to Dove before they destroy Paradise Forests:
http://www.greenpeace.org/dove
UPDATE: Thanks to the staggering public support for our international Dove campaign in April 2008, Unilever has now agreed to play their part in saving the Paradise Forests of South East Asia. As the biggest single buyer of palm oil in the world, Unilever has a special responsibility to help clean
up the industry that's behind so much forest destruction. They have agreed to support the call by Greenpeace for an immediate moratorium on deforestation for palm oil plantations. They have also agreed to urgently contact other major companies calling on them to support the moratorium. This is th
e first success in a broader campaign to secure real change on the ground in South East Asia -- to stop the palm oil industry from destroying the Paradise Forests. Greenpeace campaigners will work with Unilever for th next six months (starting May 2008) to bring together a major coalition of compani
es to make the moratorium a reality. We will see at the end of this period how things are progressing and if we need to change our campaign approach. About the music: The song's called "There They Go". It was made specifically for the Greenpeace video by a Czech band called Ohm Square. http://www.
myspace.com/ohmsquare
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| This song was on a ... ( 4 months ago by skarecrowster) |
| This song was on a Peugeot advert a few years ago! |
| Shut you're mouth, ... ( 4 months ago by laurens890) |
| Shut you're mouth, turd, because you are talking shit XD stupid cunt |
| won't buy dove ... ( 4 months ago by TillyFlop) |
| won't buy dove again !!! |
| Thanks anyway dude! ( 4 months ago by soccuba) |
| Thanks anyway dude! |
| these bastards ... ( 4 months ago by wainius) |
| these bastards should be shot |
| What company should ... ( 4 months ago by Corocco1) |
| What company should people trust based on environmental impact for soap and other products. |
| =S I didn't know ... ( 4 months ago by cristynaa92) |
| =S I didn't know anything about this!!!! |
| Greenpeace should ... ( 4 months ago by Corocco1) |
| Greenpeace should get permission for this to be broadcasted on TV. |
| Im ashamed that ... ( 4 months ago by sounynoma) |
| Im ashamed that Unilever is a Dutch company, i didn't knew they were doing things like this! |
| oh.. my... I'll ... ( 4 months ago by marinera76) |
| oh.. my... I'll simply never again will buy Dove, and check well before I buy any Unilever stuff. There are so many options in the supermarket I don't see why I should give one cent to a firm that is responsible for so much destruction! |
| Love this. On the ... ( 4 months ago by michellecansee) |
| Love this. On the one hand, the beauty campaign by dove is so great. On the other...they do, well, this. |
| I mostly use Burt's ... ( 4 months ago by joannepsi) |
| I mostly use Burt's Bees and Lush products. Both are ethically and environmentally friendly, but I favour Burt's stuff because it's 97% natural - Lush stuff has more chemicals in than you would think. |
| it is just wrong ... ( 4 months ago by prewien7) |
| it is just wrong for the infairment |
| Are you srious?! is ... ( 4 months ago by CutePrincessxo) |
| Are you srious?! is this real.? omg... |
| This whole video ... ( 4 months ago by Jelliemanneron) |
| This whole video sux. I know Unilever and theyre not doing anything to a rain forest just for OIL! Other peopel and companys are cutting this forest for furniture! Come on Greenpeace don't be a stupid idiot to say this! Greenpeace only want to give this company a bad name! |
| And why the fuck do ... ( 4 months ago by Jelliemanneron) |
| And why the fuck do you put a little girl in this video?! What is this? So for example...In about 2 weeks i'm gonna say that axe is made from shit from a cow that is hurting our GreenHouse effect? What the fuck is this? |
| this clip is ... ( 4 months ago by laurens890) |
| this clip is actually a parody on the Dove clip on youtube. That is why they put a little girl in this video. ;) |
| Greenpeace doesn't ... ( 4 months ago by laurens890) |
| Greenpeace doesn't wants to give Unilever a bad name, they just want to show that what Unilever is doing isn't right, and that Unilever can do it on another way. |
| Just use a old man ... ( 4 months ago by Jelliemanneron) |
| Just use a old man for your other noob commercials in state of using a little girl. And btw can greenpeace proove that Unilever isnt doing the right thing? |
| i love ... ( 4 months ago by jizzywix1993) |
| i love meeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttttttttt and concreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeete i hate treeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees and hipyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyysssssssss |
| I support ... ( 4 months ago by oclandestin) |
| I support Greenpeace and the protection of rainforests, but Dove is one of the only companies doing any good in the beauty industry at the moment. Their ads challenging the exploitation of women are brilliant. I hope they stop using unsustainable palm oil, but why not pick on a company that is really bad... like L'Oreal. Their list of unethical practises makes everyone else pale into insignificance. |
| L'Oreal?i had no ... ( 4 months ago by sunkissedblah) |
| L'Oreal?i had no idea. |
| This is the first ... ( 4 months ago by GreenpeaceVideo) |
| This is the first success in a broader campaign to secure real change on the ground in South East Asia -- to stop the palm oil industry from destroying the Paradise Forests. Greenpeace campaigners will work with Unilever for th next six months (starting May 2008) to bring together a major coalition of companies to make the moratorium a reality. We will see at the end of this period how things are progressing and if we need to change our campaign approach. |
| Thanks to the ... ( 4 months ago by GreenpeaceVideo) |
| Thanks to the staggering public support for our international Dove campaign in April 2008, Unilever has now agreed to play their part in saving the Paradise Forests of South East Asia. As the biggest single buyer of palm oil in the world, Unilever has a special responsibility to help clean up the industry that's behind so much forest destruction. |
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