‘Extinction Rebellion’ Members Paid £400 Per Week to ‘Shut Down’ Britain – IOTW Report

‘Extinction Rebellion’ Members Paid £400 Per Week to ‘Shut Down’ Britain

Breitbart Europe:

Extinction Rebellion protestors are paid up to £400 per week to “shut down” Britain, according to documents revealed by a British newspaper. 

Documents revealed to The Mail on Sunday show that the far-left climate change alarmist group has paid activists over £70,000 during a four-month span and more than £200,000 since the founding of the group. 

The list of financial backers of ‘XR’ is not made fully public, but some high profile elite donors include ‘master of puppets’ billionaire activist George Soros, the son of British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, the granddaughter of oil magnate John Paul Getty, and the rock band Radiohead, amongst others.

Extinction Rebellion’s finances have come under scrutiny as the group has paid no taxes on the money it has paid to its activist members.  A document seen by The Mail on Sunday showed that even members of the group have become concerned, saying that HMRC would “crawl all over us” and that they expected fines from the government in the range of £150,000 to £200,000. more here

7 Comments on ‘Extinction Rebellion’ Members Paid £400 Per Week to ‘Shut Down’ Britain

  1. @Justin Case October 14, 2019 at 5:24 pm

    > Someone needs to “Cut the head off the snake”!

    You know… if you start at the very tip of the tail… and take out a piece just the size of a grain of sand… a million at a time… every single day… the head doesn’t last very long.

  2. “A document seen by The Mail on Sunday showed that even members of the group have become concerned, saying that HMRC would “crawl all over us” and that they expected fines from the government..”

    Then pay the darn taxes yourself, you cretins.

    Nothing is stopping you but your greed and lazy ineptness.

    They should take a few of these people out when they are committing violence and see how committed they are to the cause.

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