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From UNN on X
“So we asked the UNN family to research who is the biggest funder of ‘Dignity in Dying’ the pro state murder campaign with all the billboards around London”
“It turns out that it is the founder of River Island, Bernard Lewis and his charitable Trust who has donated hundreds of thousands to the group’s ‘sister charity’ Compassion in Dying” .
“Dignity in Dying is not a charity so they don’t have to disclose their large funders”.
"It also appears the Bernard Lewis Family Charity Group are massive supporters of the State of Israel with donations that include:
UK Friends of the Association for the Wellbeing of Israel’s Soldiers (£5,000)
| British ORT (£6,000)
Friends of Yad Sarah UK (£13,911)
| Jewish National Fund (£135,000)
| Jerusalem Foundation (£632,131)
| Aish Ha Torah UK Limited (£102,000)
Alliance for Middle East Peace (£50,000)
| Anglo-Israel Association (£31,950)
| Campaign Against Antisemitism (£439,367)
| Community Security Trust (£242,400)
| Council of Christians and Jews (£18,000)
| Friends of the Yitzhak Rabin Center for Israel Studies (£13,313)
| Israel Centre for Social & Economic Progress (£173,303)
| Jewish Leadership Council (107,500)
| One Voice Europe (£313,900)
| Palestinian Media Watch (£30,000)
| Reform Judaism (£125,000)
| Shalom Foundation of the Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland/Zionist Federation (18,125)
| Solutions Not Sides (130,000)
The Coexistence Trust (£13,000)
| Union of Jewish Students (£25,000) | United Jewish Israel Appeal WIZO UK (£31,000)"
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From Dr Callum Miller on X
"Shadowy dark money behind the assisted suicide/euthanasia bill connected to American global population reduction organisations. This is one of the most sinister things I’ve ever discovered 
" Kim Leadbeater, who sponsored this bill, is the Chair of More in Common UK - incidentally not recorded on the Register of MPs interests. More in Common has been pushing a lot of the polling in favour of assisted suicide in the media recently"
“This whole campaign is obviously extremely well funded. They have way more publicity than the anti-euthanasia side, e.g. seemingly hiring out half the billboards on London Underground - especially at Westminster where the tunnels are full of them! So who funds More in Common?”
" This is where things get super creepy"
“The More in Common global website shows that they are funded by various groups. One of their primary funders listed is the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation”
“This organisation has had as one of its core aims, for many decades, the depopulation of the planet. Since 1967 they have given nearly half a billion dollars through their Population Program”
"See e.g. their detailed “Population Program Strategic Plan” from 2004:
“Many areas of urgent need remain” in “reducing population growth rates”!
“Most of this is for the developing world - note that they are actually aiming for Asia to have a below replacement fertility rate - but killing people in the developed world will also help! This isn’t incidental. Their brochure on the entire program says that one of their two core aims is depopulation”
“More in Common also has the European Climate Foundation as a major donor (depopulation is an enormous part of climate activism, recall) and - you guessed it - George Soros’ Open Society Foundations. I don’t think we need to add much more at this point”
“Remember that a key argument for euthanasia historically has been the economic burden of elderly people, and now they are seen as an environmental burden too”
“This is why the Netherlands has been moving towards allowing euthanasia simply for people with a “completed life” from around 70 years old or so”
There is alot more to the thread on X that will not fit in this one post so here is a link to the source: x.com
And here The Canary finds a link to Cadbury and the “assisted dying” movement. It also exposes the racist eugenics nature of the movement which Millard and his co sponsors were part of
Assisted dying lobby group has eugenicist origins still visible today
From Charlotte Gill on X about the advertising behind the campaign
