Brits already forking out en-masse for Maddie cop libel appeal

aquila wrote:Here is a comment from the latest donation to Kate McCann's cycle ride.

You are an inspiration to all mothers and indeed to all women. Good luck. Xx
Donation by Anonymous on 22/05/15
£50.00
+ £12.50 Gift Aid

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Whilst everyone is at liberty to donate to whatever they choose there does seem a bit of a constant with the term 'inspirational' within the comments on Kate McCann's justgiving page.

Just an observation.

I just want to add that the people who donated £2 to have a pop at Kate McCann on her justgiving page should hang their heads in shame. Even if they were paid shills.

aquila wrote:Here is a comment from the latest donation to Kate McCann's cycle ride.

You are an inspiration to all mothers and indeed to all women. Good luck. Xx
Donation by Anonymous on 22/05/15
£50.00
+ £12.50 Gift Aid

......................................................

Whilst everyone is at liberty to donate to whatever they choose there does seem a bit of a constant with the term 'inspirational' within the comments on Kate McCann's justgiving page.

Just an observation.

I just want to add that the people who donated £2 to have a pop at Kate McCann on her justgiving page should hang their heads in shame. Even if they were paid shills.

£20
Mr Julian Forsyth
2 days ago
Only recently researched the case due to the SkyNews reports of Brenda's death. I always believed the MCcann family but sadly after reading the official police files and further research regarding CEOP/Missingpeople I have serious doubts. It's all such a tangled web of deceit and misinformation, why on earth would the MCcann family try to destroy so many people who were just trying to help? I recently watched the following video - old, yet highly interesting! [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Goncalo you are a very brave man - I shall donate weekly until you reach your target. Leanne, Goncalo is fighting against some kind of major cover-up and he will need more than 25k. Keep the fund open and allow supporters of truth and integrity to support this man and openly state their opinions. If only someone with financial means who believes in honesty could back Goncalo - he/she would be a true hero.

HelenMeg wrote:OMG ! Wonderful donation............

£1,000
MPS -
12 mins ago
MPS from an anonymous but very large group of Brit. police officers, outraged at the way in which an SIO has been treated. This strikes at the very basis of the way investigations whould be conducted, “Without Fear or Favour, Malice or ill will”. The world can clearly see where the malice and ill-will are in this case.

aquila wrote:Here is a comment from the latest donation to Kate McCann's cycle ride.

You are an inspiration to all mothers and indeed to all women. Good luck. Xx
Donation by Anonymous on 22/05/15
£50.00
+ £12.50 Gift Aid

Services Helpline Advisor (Part-time; Maternity Cover)

Missing People is seeking committed and passionate Services Helpline Advisors to join the Services staff on their central team providing the charity’s 24/7 frontline service.  This interesting and crucial role involves working alongside our team of volunteers. You will be trained and supported with development opportunities and welcomed into this friendly and dedicated team.

Location
South West London / We are based in leafy Mortlake – only 13 mins from Clapham Junction and 23 mins from Waterloo.

Contract
Part-time/Maternity Cover Fixed Term Contract

Hours
3 shifts (2 x 8 hour days and 1 x 10 hour night) in a rolling 9-day rota that will include days, weekends, evenings and nights helping us to cover our vital 24 hour service.
Bank staff - flexile hours also available.

Salary
£13,150 per annum (includes night allowance for one night).
Hourly rate £12.14 (£21,653 - £22,290 pro rata)
Potential to progress to the Services Supervisor role in 6 – 8 months

Red Cross accused of building six homes in five years since Haiti earthquake

The Red Cross has raised almost half a billion dollars in donations for Haiti
KASHMIRA GANDER    Friday 05 June 2015
The Red Cross has been forced to defend its operation in Haiti, after it emerged claiming that the charity had built only six houses in the country since the devastating 2010 earthquake, despite raising almost half a billion dollars in donations.

Over 220,000 people died in the 7.0 magnitude earthquake on 12 January 2010. The Red Cross was among the organisations to take part in the relief effort.

Now, a damning report by the investigative journalism website ProPublica and US radio network NPR has accused the organisation of leaving families homeless and struggle{ing} to survive, by wasting money through poor management.