EXCLUSIVE: Grandma's Boy Dumps Nespresso Following International Criminal Court's Attack on Israel
“Nespresso, you broke my heart…Come on people, throw it away. If I can do it after this long, so can you,” Allen Covert says
The International Criminal Court’s deranged decision to issue a warrant for the arrest of Israel’s prime minister following the barbaric attacks of October 7th is brewing some interesting collateral damage.
While the ICC also issued a warrant for the barbaric Palestinian terrorists who launched the terrorist attacks, the bothsidesing of terrorism is akin to sanctioning Hirohito and Franklin Delano Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor, or prosecuting Osama bin Laden and George W. Bush after 9/11.
As befits a decision that sides with Palestinian terrorists who regularly employ human shields, we are now seeing some unintended blowback–directed, in this instance, against Nespresso.
And it's being led by none other than Allen Covert, the rockstar actor best known for his comedic roles in classics like Grandma’s Boy and Happy Gilmore, who is taking a break from comedy to make a deadly serious point.
Israel, and its prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, are being prosecuted “for having the gall to defend his citizens against brutal rape, torture, and death.”
One of the driving factors behind the decision was none other than George Clooney’s wife–and Covert is furious at the better-known Clooney, and is dumping his Nespresso pods for good.
For years, Clooney has advertised with Nespresso, but today was Covert’s breaking point with the company–and this is coming from an actor who would lug a portable Nespresso with him to all corners of the world just to ensure he remained properly caffeinated.
However, as Covert noted in a video he sent me, “Nespresso is represented by someone who is an anti-Semite.” Covert, who has been repeatedly banned from Twitter for no reason, sent me the video because he can’t post it himself.
“How can I get coffee from a company that has a person like that as their spokesperson?” he asks, before throwing his Nespresso in the garbage. “Nespresso, you broke my heart. The anti-Semite didn't, because I expected that,” adding that “it's not performative. These people support the genocide of Jews.”
Covert, cheery to a fault, is encouraging others to join him in tossing their coffee machines. “Come on people, throw it away. If I can do it after this long, so can you.” But, he needs our help–and I, as a non-coffee drinker, can’t be of too much help.
“Can anyone recommend a good coffee machine?” he wonders.
If you know of one, let me know and I will pass it along!