The environmentalist movement must be gearing up for a new round of wars with anyone wishing to invest in Northern British Columbia.
In 2022 the Vancouver Foundation, who does not even tell the public where thier funds come from, or if they are a front for either the Tides Foundation and or the Betty Moore Foundation, or for that matter if they get funds from outside nations to block projects inside British Columbia.
Here is what we do know, in 2022 the Vancouver Foundation funded the following radical groups that were funding action to block industry in northern British Columbia.
Skeena Knowledge Trust received $150,000.00
Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition received $216,000.00
SkeenaWild Conservation Trust received two payments of $50,000.00
Gitxsan Laxyip received $50,000.00
and
Tides Canada Initiatives Society
Youth on Water- Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition received $20,000.00
All of the above were involved in one way or another intentionally costing taxpayers more money to complete an approved project, namely Coastal Gaslink.
It begs the question of why is it legal to funnel funds into organizations that are involved in fighting the taxpayers of our nation.
We Need a Law – That governs Vote Manipulation.
Ethical rules of conduct by all organizations, media outlets and websites that are funded, and or, to influence the voters and financed by any sources outside of its board of directors on both elected and non-elected organizations. Any organization that uses public education, advocacy, protest, negotiation and non-violent direct action tactics or pays others, to achieve its goals using any money other than personal funds should be required to have an official audit, all funding received or distributed must be accounted for and that information must be public.
Contrary to leftists claims that environmentalist support is a gauge of public support, this is a outright lie, almost all support is obtained by way of funding misleading and false advertisements and organized staged protests by paid protestors
Hiding funds coming in and or being disbursed must be considered fraud.