angelburst29
The Living Force
Daf said:[...]
Co-founder and Managing Director, Purpose Europe
Purpose
2011 – Present (5 years)London, United Kingdom and New York, USA
The link of purpose = https://www.purpose.com/
(Lol direct link to black live matters financed by Soros )
The others on the list do no seems relevant but I still have doubts.
So while digging a bit and checking the Officers list of THE VOICES PROJECT (see above registration)
http://companyformationuk.co/Officers/THE-VOICES-PROJECT/8825761
We could find, an interesting fella, Jeremy Heimans
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Heimans
co-founder of the political activist group "the purpose".
co-founder of the political activist group "getup".
co founder of Avaaz: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avaaz
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Thanks for the additional information and links, Daf.
In regards to Black Lives Matter - two of their co-founders just got arrested in LA.
Black Lives Matter Co-Founders Arrested During LA Protests
http://en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950713001509
Several Black Lives Matter activists were arrested by Los Angeles police including two of the movement’s co-founders, Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Melina Abdullah, along with Niki Okuk, as they took part in a peaceful protest demanding justice for slain Black teen Carnell Snell.
Social media reports from activists on the ground suggested they were arrested after refusing to leave the LA Police Department headquarters, Telesur reported.
The police did not let some of the activists attend a press conference about recent shootings. Los Angeles has seen three men of color slain by police in the last three days.
Earlier, Abdullah, professor and chair of the Pan-African Studies Department at California State University, told Telesur that the situation in LA is dire and unbearable.
"In Los Angeles, we’re at a point that we just can’t take it anymore,” Abdullah, who formed the first chapter of the movement, told Telesur.
“As LA was preparing to join Pasadena in protests, they killed Cornell Snell right here.”
In the city of Pasadena, Reginald Thomas, Jr., was killed Friday in his home by six police officers who were aware that he suffered from mental illness. On Saturday night, 18-year old Carnell Snell Jr. was chased down and killed by police in LA as his younger sister looked on.