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The boycott is for life, even or especially after israhell has gone as the xionists will continue building funds and manipulating nations in to re-establishing themselves. The very sad part of all this is that israhell has the full and unquestionable support from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt, Morocco and there are going to be more. These degenerate leaders will ensure that the army of dajjal is not extinguished but in fact they know and understand that dajjal equals money, big money. They have made their choice and we will make ours in the full rejection of israhell and dajjal in any way shape or form and everything it represents, even remotely.
This is a very extensive collection of several databases which cross reference each other plus you can target an individual and or a company to investigate on this website. For me personally this is the first step for any of my investigative projects and I very highly recommend that you make good use of this website
Here is a short clip on what the website team have to say
A.F.S.C websiteOur database is based on our in-house independent research. We use a variety of sources:
We quote research by other independent research initiatives. For example: much of our information about corporate involvement in the occupation industry is based on the publications of Who Profits research center. Our research about corporate involvement in the prison and border industries is informed by work published by Worth Rises, Prison Legal News, and Urban Justice Center.
We collect and analyze company publications as well as academic and media reports.
When possible, we conduct field research to collect reports and evidence from the communities most affected.
We cross check what we know against official and legal documents using government publications and at times FOIA requests.
Please contact us with any corrections, additions, or information requests.
SIPRI Arms Transfers Database
The SIPRI Arms Transfers Database is updated annually and contains information on all transfers of major conventional arms from 1950 to the most recent full calendar year. It was last updated on 11 March 2024 to include updated data on transfers of major arms for 1950–2023, which replaces all previous data on arms transfers published by SIPRI.
I love this site because it's records go back to 1950 and you have the features to narrow your search criteria and then download the data in several formats including csv. You will be able to see who is supplying who with weapons and how much weapons.
The spoiler is a short clip from their website
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Transfer data
This interface provides access to each recorded transfer of major arms in the database. Information in each record includes the supplier and recipient, the designation, description and number of weapons ordered and delivered, the years of deliveries, comments on other aspects of the transfer (including, when available, the reported financial value), and the SIPRI TIV per weapon unit.
Transfer register
This interface provides a register of transfers of major arms in the selected year range and for the selected recipients and/or suppliers. Information in the register includes the suppliers and recipients, the designation, description and number of weapons ordered and delivered, the years of deliveries, comments on other aspects of the transfers (including, when available, the reported financial value), and the SIPRI TIV for each transfer.
Regional tables
This interface provides SIPRI TIV tables organized by regions. Outputs can be created with data on the arms imports by states in the world’s main regions, the arms exports from states in these regions, or the arms suppliers to the regions. The output information includes the yearly breakdown of imports/exports, the volume of regional imports/exports as a percentage of the world total and, if the ‘Region broken down by country’ option is selected, the volume of arms imports per state in the region as a percentage of the regional total.
Import/export values (Import/export TIV tables)
This interface provides the total SIPRI TIV of arms imports/exports of a country, region or non-state armed (rebel) group, broken down by supplier, recipient or type of weapon system. Results are sorted either by ranking or by name.
Import/export top list (Top list TIV tables)
This interface provides a ranking of top recipients/suppliers of major arms based on total SIPRI TIVs for arms imports/exports and gives the global share of imports/exports for the top recipients/suppliers shown. A selection of the top suppliers/recipients for each state can also be included.
This interface provides access to each recorded transfer of major arms in the database. Information in each record includes the supplier and recipient, the designation, description and number of weapons ordered and delivered, the years of deliveries, comments on other aspects of the transfer (including, when available, the reported financial value), and the SIPRI TIV per weapon unit.
Transfer register
This interface provides a register of transfers of major arms in the selected year range and for the selected recipients and/or suppliers. Information in the register includes the suppliers and recipients, the designation, description and number of weapons ordered and delivered, the years of deliveries, comments on other aspects of the transfers (including, when available, the reported financial value), and the SIPRI TIV for each transfer.
Regional tables
This interface provides SIPRI TIV tables organized by regions. Outputs can be created with data on the arms imports by states in the world’s main regions, the arms exports from states in these regions, or the arms suppliers to the regions. The output information includes the yearly breakdown of imports/exports, the volume of regional imports/exports as a percentage of the world total and, if the ‘Region broken down by country’ option is selected, the volume of arms imports per state in the region as a percentage of the regional total.
Import/export values (Import/export TIV tables)
This interface provides the total SIPRI TIV of arms imports/exports of a country, region or non-state armed (rebel) group, broken down by supplier, recipient or type of weapon system. Results are sorted either by ranking or by name.
Import/export top list (Top list TIV tables)
This interface provides a ranking of top recipients/suppliers of major arms based on total SIPRI TIVs for arms imports/exports and gives the global share of imports/exports for the top recipients/suppliers shown. A selection of the top suppliers/recipients for each state can also be included.
Who Profits Research Center
Who Profits’ Corporate Database is freely available to the public and features the profiles of hundreds of companies commercially involved in the Israeli occupation economy, which are included in the database based on the categories of Corporate Involvement.
Strategic companies are updated annually and biennially. Other companies are updated upon request.
Who Profits also operates an Information Center through which individuals and civil society organizations can contact us with specific queries regarding companies and their involvement in the occupation.
This website in my personal opinion is like adding the cherry on top, they really do dig in to the options so you can and must combine the results from this website with other sources to verify and basically make it undeniable.
Who Profits Website
The Way Back Machine
This site has 916 billion website links to all sorts of documents to add to your investigation. Because of the huge amount of information you will need to get creative when searching this site.
You should be able to find documented references to almost anything.
The Way Back Machine website