Baroness Cox, cross bencher Stinking Corruption
 

[Baroness Cox said her failure
to register support from the
not-for-profit company Equal and Free Limited - which
was used to pay for her
parliamentary researcher - was an "oversight".

The crossbench peer also failed
to declare that she was an
unpaid director of the company.]



Yes Cox a Oversight
you wanted to HIDE

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[Baroness Cox brought controversial
far-right politician Geert Wilders to the UK in 2010]




[Minutes of meetings obtained by
the anti-racism campaign group
Hope not Hate and shared with
Sky News reveal that Equal and
Free Limited has received funding
from an American organisation run
by two evangelical philanthropists.

Based in Los Angeles, Fieldstead and Company
handles the donations of Howard Ahmanson Jr
and his wife Roberta Ahmanson,
and focuses support on "religious liberty issues"
as well as art, culture and
humanitarian relief work.

In a 2011 interview with
Christianity Today, Mrs Ahmanson
said: "We are probably the single largest supporter
of the intelligent design movement,
and have been since the beginning."


Questions about US funding?

[Minutes from a meeting attended by
Baroness Cox in 2014 state that
"money has come in from USA mainly to pay
for Muslim women coming to give
evidence… $40,000 from Fieldstead &
Company; and £8,000 has been promised
from another source".

The organisation has been reported
to have links to a 2008 campaign
in California to ban same-sex marriage
and the
American Anglican Council - an orthodox
Christian group.]


[A recently published document sent
to Sky News by Baroness Cox states
that Equal and Free "remain sincerely
grateful for Fieldstead and Company's support".

The peer declined to clarify how much money
her firm has received from the
Los Angeles organisation.
However, parliamentary records show
that Equal and Free began funding a
House of Lords researcher in 2014.]


https://news.sky.com/story/westminst...vists-12817087


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caroli...,_Baroness_Cox