Is this not really weird…

1) James Sadri from Led by Donkeys used to work for the UN (+ the BBC and Greenpeace)

order-order.com/2019/05/22/led… 2) The UN funds the BBC bbc.co.uk/mediaaction/ab…

He’s probably busy coordinating with the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, one of the six major political foundations in the Federal Republic of Germany, which has an office in Bethnal Green. It funds Novara Media and other organisations at the cooperative based there.

https://twitter.com/leekern13/status/1866114487524184419

Just been reading about Sarah Wootton, Chief Executive of "Dignity in Dying".

Her Companies House profile will really cheer you up... THE VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA SOCIETY (05655271)

Okay so these are my videos so far 🎥

It may not make sense but they are all meant to go together.

Also there is SO much info that even I forget bits and have to recap.

Think THOUSANDS of screenshots. 🧵

And there’s more after this 🤪😫🤯

1) The US controls Khan 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

https://twitter.com/CharlotteCGill/status/1857075971926487267

2) The US Embassy payments to My Life My Say, a youth democracy charity run by Mete Coban, a former Labour councillor who’s now Sadiq Khan’s Deputy Mayor.

His charity has partnered with Tony Blair.

Plus, how Global employees cheered his “democracy charity” on:

https://twitter.com/CharlotteCGill/status/1857124768224272788

Breakdown of who is coming across in small boats and crimes by that nationality: 🧵

*Over 80% arriving are males, over 40% between 25 and 39 years old. Afghanistan

bbc.com/news/uk-englan…

Carol Vorderman is not a spontaneous political activist. She is part of a left wing network that all pushes out the same agenda. I’m still trying to work out who’s driving it. Global, Politics Joe, Byline Times, Good Law Project all part of the machine. You heard it here firsttt. It all started when she was the poster girl for Best for Britain (which is part of the left wing network). It’s a much more tentative Vorderman, taking her first steps into political activism. It’s like a trial run to see if she can plug “Stop the Tories” tactical voting:

Trigger warning *not everyone will want to look at this ahead of the Budget.

But a list of things taxpayers have been charged on - which you can refer to when Rachel Reeves/ Labour/ whoever says there was "austerity" or they had to make tough economic choices.

🧵 1) £841,830

The Europe that Gay Porn Built, 1945-2000

gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=A…

Want to know part of the reason we can’t control our borders?

Charitable foundations in Britain. 🧵

1) Paul Hamlyn Foundation (£1.4m from British taxpayers 2020-23).

Here’s what it’s funded:

“No Pride in Deportation” 2) “migrant-led social sessions”

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):

1) Green New Deal Rising 🧵- thread about the campaign group that protested Rachel Reeves this week: 2) The group's address is "144 Cambridge Heath Rd, E1 5QJ"

Labour: "No money left for pensioners!"

But here's just a small selection of things we could've cut... which would have saved £10 million

The ALTERNATIVE Budget! £472,654

RESIST - Fostering Queer Feminist Intersectional Resistances against Transnational Anti-Gender Politics
gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=1…

Keir Starmer:

"There’s a budget coming in October.

and it’s going to be painful.

We have no other choice given the situation that we’re in".

Really?

Here are 10 things that taxpayers have been charged for... 1) £185,627: Trans Performance Now: Glitching cisgenderism

charlottecgill.co.uk/p/trans-perfor…

James Sadri - one of Led By Donkeys. What do we know of him? from quick search. Loves Marianna Spring - the sure sign of someone normal

Seeing as The Guardian is monitoring politicians' flights, here's Sadiq Khan's Deputy Mayor @justinesimons1. Paid £147,770 per year, taxpayers funded her £3,646.97 flight to Sao Paulo (Brazil) last year to attend a culture summit she founded (nice work if you can get it!).





Let's Do London, ey...

...or be the founder and Chair of the "World Cities Culture Forum – the principle leadership network on culture and the future of cities, now grown to over 40 global cities reaching across six continents."

She has to travel, you see!

The Mayor of Hackney introducing Thinking Spaces, “a safe and therapeutic space where Black and Global Majority (14+) community residents can openly discuss and process the lasting effects of systemic racism”. "safe spaces for residents to discuss and heal their trauma"

"The Alternative Budget"

Here are 20 suggestions for Labour to begin tackling '£20bn hole in public finances'.

Below are all taxpayer-funded things that could be cut/ scrapped🧵: 1) £840k

The UKRI study “The Europe that Gay Porn Built, 1945-2000”.

charlottecgill.co.uk/p/over-1m-taxp…

Britain is "addicted to punishment" says James Timpson.

Really? 🧵

Let's look at Usman Khan, the terrorist responsible for the London Bridge attack 2019 (because there was also the London Bridge attack 2017). 1) Khan stabbed five people, two fatally (Saskia Jones, 23, and Jack Merritt, 25, two Cambridge graduates), who were attending a Learning Together (prisoner-educational initiative) conference at Fishmongers’ Hall.

I'm about to do a very long thread, to show you how awful austerity has been. How, as Penny Mordaunt says, Labour will spend loads of money unlike sensible Tories. Let's look at these claims #BBCDebate 🧵

1) Trans artist’s search for a sperm donor given £64,000 of taxpayer cash 2) Research on ‘decolonising gender-based violence’ has cost taxpayers £1 million

I'm concerned by the number of British charities/ otherwise funded by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation. PHF is a foundation that supports open borders. I have found two examples of it funding charities that advised the Government. One is HOPE not hate (advised the Home Office). PHF has given hundreds of thousands to organisations whose raison d’être is magnifying racial differences and splitting society up by ethnicity. This is always presented as caring/social justice, but it's counterproductive to social cohesion and diversity.

Taxpayer-funded PhD student Daisy Bow du Toit defends her coursemate who’s “using porcelain to interrogate constructed ideologies of whiteness and empire” 🧵 2) Burgher is the subject of my article for The Telegraph today

Both doctoral researchers are funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (taxpayer).

The final cost for each PhD is likely to be upwards of £50k.

telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/05/2…