9) HOPE not hate has won it three times - and had a total of £585k from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. Here are all the other pro open border bodies it’s funded:
10) Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. Thankfully no taxpayer funding. But last year it gave out £3.4 million in migrant justice grants: esmeefairbairn.org.uk/our-aims/faire…
11) These include £180,000 last month to Migrants Organise and plenty of other migrant charities this year (as well as going back 2023 onwards).
12) Migrants Organise
“Towards unrestricted core costs to build capacity of migrant and refugee organisers to build alliances, effectively participate in decision-making on issues affecting their lives and challenge negative narratives”
13) Here’s Migrants Organise… organising.
How is this not a massive national security issue? “These Walls Must Fall”!
On and on it goes.
We have masses of foundations like this. And no one notices.
Part of why I suggest don’t protest is because we’d make more headway digging up this stuff and sharing it far and wide.
If anyone wants to see for themselves, go onto this website and type in key words eg “asylum”: threesixtygiving.org
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My own suspicion is Carol Vorderman has been moved because she’s drawing too much attention to the fact that there may be a network of left wing shills - who aren’t as spontaneous as being presented - that Global (which owns LBC) realises is too obvious dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/arti…
This is Josh Russell who coordinates The Movement Forward (at Vorderman’s book launch)
Exclusive: Khan's Deputy's "youth democracy charity" received $89.2K from the US Embassy.
My Life My Say, where Mete Coban is director, also had at least £794k from other sources to "mobilise young voters", with freebies from Lime Bike & Ben & Jerry's: charlottecgill.co.uk/p/khans-deputy…
$89.2K in grants from the US Embassy in London (2020 to 2023):
£149,610 from Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust to “mobilise” young voters: