Huge response to Vox Political’s crowdfunding appeal to fund legal action against anti-Semitism liars
A crowdfunding appeal to help clear me of false and libellous anti-Semitism allegations has raised more than £1,000 – on its first day alone.
I started the appeal on the JustGiving website after it became clear that the organisations and individuals, who have lied to the public with false claims about my character, will not willingly withdraw their accusations. Vox Political doesn’t make anything like enough money to fund an expensive court case so I had to take this step.
The response so far has been overwhelming. More than £1,000 was pledged in the first 24 hours alone.
Some of the comments provided along with the donations have been inspiring.
“I loath the way certain people use anti-semitism as a weapon. You are innocent!” wrote Jane. “I hope justice is done, you get the right decision, and your enemies have to pay a BIG fine. Good luck to you Mike.”
Sandra Harvey contributed: “Really admire your battle/s with the DWP and your sheer dogged determination. Best wishes for your court action. You are no anti-semite.”
Anthony O’Malley offered the following, in addition to his financial help: “Over the past few years you have educated and inspired me about the importance of finding the truth of politics within an inherently corrupt society. You now need help, and I give what I can!”
And Steve Hall made this very important point: “Trying to destroy people’s careers with false allegations of something as serious as anti-Semitism is extremely low-grade behaviour. All cases should be prosecuted. Good luck with this one.”
I am grateful to everybody who has contributed so far.
But £1,000 is on a fraction of the £25,000 I need to fund effective legal action against my persecutors.
I will not repeat their lies in this article, but if you want to see how my accusers twisted my words to make them say things I never intended, you can find information here.
The JustGiving page is here. Please share the link to it and ask everybody of good conscience to help.
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Good to see donations coming in from those who know that you do not have a racist bone in your body.
If the organisation that accused you and the other organisations that perpetuated their myth had any sense, they would back down and publish a retraction. I suspect though that they think they can get away with it and that you won’t do anything. They don’t know you very well do they.
I hope once this is concluded, that it will be their reputations that are trashed and that a certain purported charity have their charitable status revoked.