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 * GoFundMe has canceled the Freedom Convoy 2022 fundraiser for allegedly
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk accused GoFundMe of hypocrisy after the company canceled the
Freedom Convoy fundraiser on Friday after it actively supported a campaign for
the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest in Seattle.

The crowdfunding platform claimed the convoy fundraiser - which raised
$10million Canadian dollars ($8 million USD) in support of truckers protesting
against COVID-19 vaccine mandates - violated its terms of service 'which
prohibits the promotion of violence and harassment.' 

GoFundMe plans to distribute the remaining $9million of donated funds to
'credible and established charities' that were reportedly chosen by the convoy
organizers and have been verified by the platform.   

'Double-standard?' Musk questioned on Twitter Friday night, sharing a screenshot
of a tweet the crowdfunding platform published in 2020, amid active riots in
Seattle.

The Seattle protesters declared an autonomous zone in the city's Capitol Hill
neighborhood. The zone, spanning six city blocks and displaying Black Lives
Matter imagery, was established by George Floyd protesters in June 2020 after a
tension-filled interactions between demonstrators and police.    

GoFundMe also allowed numerous BLM-related fundraisers, some of which still
remain active, that strived to raise funds for protective gear and medical
supplies for protesters in the Pacific Northwest. 

The crowdfunding platform, released a statement Friday evening saying: 'GoFundMe
supports peaceful protests and we believe that was the intention of the Freedom
Convoy 2022 fundraiser when it was first created.'

'We now have evidence from law enforcement that the previously peaceful
demonstration has become an occupation, with police reports of violence and
other unlawful activity.'  

The decision to remove the fundraise comes one day after Canadian Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau said a military response to the protests that have shut
down the nation's capital was 'not in the cards right now' and the House of
Commons Public Safety and National Security Committee called on GoFundMe to
detail how it would ensure donations weren't being used to promote extremism and
hate.

It remains unclear if Trudeau or his government lobbied the crowdsourcing
company, which did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for
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GoFundMe has canceled the Freedom Convoy fundraiser, which had gained more than
$10 million in donations, and plans to distribute the remaining funds to
'credible and established charities'

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GoFundMe issued a statement Friday night saying the Freedom Convoy 2022
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violence and harassment

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (left) and some of his his Liberal Party
allies have accused the convoy demonstrators of extremism and racism. Freedom
Convoy organizer Tamara Lich (right) has strongly denied Trudeau's charge and
announced Friday that she would be continuing to collect donations for truckers
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In the wake of GoFundMe's decision, Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich
announced Friday night that they have teamed up with GiveSendGo, another online
platform, to continue raising funds for the truckers.

'GiveSendGo is going to to enable us to get donations into the hands of truckers
much, much quicker,' she said in a video published by Rumble.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk slammed GoFundMe over the decision, alleging the company was
hypocritical after it actively supported a 2020 fundraiser for the Capitol Hill
Occupied Protest (CHOP) in Seattle

'If you can donate and help us keep these truckers going - we plan to be here
for the long haul, as long as it takes to ensure that your rights and freedoms
are restored.'

GoFundMe suspended the Freedom Convoy fundraiser for internal review on
Wednesday after it had accrued more than $10million in donations.

The company had previously released $1million to organizers after they 'provided
a clear distribution plan… and confirmed funds would be used only for
participants who traveled to Ottawa to participate in a peaceful protest.'

The organizers claimed the funds would be used for expenses such as fuel, food
and lodging, with any leftover donations being gifted to a 'credible Veterans
organization which will be chosen by the donors.' 

GoFundMe announced Friday they will no longer be releasing funds to the
organizers because of 'how this situation has evolved'. 

'No further funds will be directly distributed to the Freedom Convoy
organizers,' the company statement read. 'We will work with organizers to send
all remaining funds to credible and established charities chosen by the Freedom
Convoy 2022 organizers and verified by GoFundMe.' 

The company said donors have until February 19 to request a refund. 

Trudeau and some of his his Liberal Party allies have accused the convoy
demonstrators of extremism and racism, a charge that Lich strongly denied on
Thursday. 

'We are here out of love for our families, our communities and our nation. These
past two years, the covid mandates have divided us,' she said in a statement. 

'This protest began because of the federal government's restrictions on
truckers' freedoms. Our movement has grown in Canada and across the world
because common people are tired of the mandates and restrictions in their own
lives that now seem to be doing more harm than good,' she added. 

'We are therefore calling on all levels of government in Canada to end all covid
mandates and restrictions. We will continue our protest until we see a clear
plan for their elimination.' 

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Freedom Convoy organizers claim the protest began because of 'the federal
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Since last weekend, hundreds of long-haul truckers have blockaded Parliament
Hill in Ottawa as well as a key border crossing between Alberta and Montana ,
railing against vaccine mandates and other pandemic restrictions

Chief Peter Sloly says the Freedom Convoy is a national issue





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GoFundMe previously allowed numerous BLM-related fundraisers, some of which
still remain active, that strived to raise funds for protective gear (left) and
medical supplies (right) for the protestors in the Pacific Northwest

GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan, who last year urged the US government to pass
emergency COVID-19 aid, has not publicly commented on the Freedom Convoy
fundraiser. 

Although he has previously argued the nonprofit has 'a responsibility to
society' and so 'we prohibit the promotion of misinformation, or the promotion
of hate or discrimination, or using a campaign to bully someone or discriminate,
or to promote violence or terrorism.'  


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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan (pictured) has not publicly commented on the Freedom
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GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan has not publicly commented on the Freedom Convoy
fundraiser, but some allege he likely opposes the anti-vaccine protest given his
own criticisms of the US government's COVID response.

Last year, during an interview with the New York Times Cadogan said: 'This is a
war against a virus. If this were a war against another country at this scale,
it would be no question what we would do, right? We would mobilize our society
to defeat it.'  

He also argued that he would rather the federal government offer aid to
Americans than his company.

The CEO penned an open letter to Congress - which was published in USA Today -
arguing lawmakers didn't to take action because many citizens were unable to
afford rent, groceries, utilities and medical bills. He also argued the pandemic
was making it nearly impossible for small businesses owners to stay afloat.

Cadogan said that although GoFundMe aims to be 'the most helpful place in the
world,' the platform cannot do the government's job for it. 

'We are proud of the role that GoFundMe plays in connecting those in need with
those who are ready to help,' he wrote. 'But our platform was never meant to be
a source of support for basic needs, and it can never be a replacement for
robust federal COVID-19 relief that is generous and targeted to help the
millions of Americans who are struggling.'

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Crowdfunding platforms, including GoFundMe, have the right to ban campaigns that
the companies allege violate their terms of service.

GoFundMe, for example, does not allow fundraisers for the legal defense of
people accused of hate, intolerance or violent crimes. Campaigns associated to
sexual content or pornography are also prohibited. 

The company has also previously remove campaigns that it believes spread
misinformation about COVID vaccine safety. 

However, its terms of service also give it the right to prohibit 'any other
activity that GoFundMe may deem, in its sole discretion, to be unacceptable.'

Last year, the company - likely bowing to pressure from progressive activists -
deactivated a fundraiser established by a group of Virginia parents trying to
fight the implementation of critical race theory (CRT) in Loudoun County Public
Schools.

Scott Mineo, founder of Parents Against Critical Theory, created the GoFundMe
campaign last March after members of the Anti-Racist Parents of Loudoun County
Facebook group launched an 'intimidation campaign' against his organization, as
well as several other parent groups. 

His fundraiser had accrued nearly $4,000 by March 22 when a former Loudoun
County School Board Equity Committee member reportedly urged the academic
community to report the account.

He told Fox News that GoFundMe claimed the group violated the company's terms of
service and refunded the contributions to donors.  

Mineo argued the crowdfunding platform neglected to specify which term of
service the page violated. He suspected, however, that GoFundMe didn't support
his stance on CRT and believed he was spreading misinformation. 

'Because I’m anti-CRT, that’s it,' he said of the decision, speaking to the
Virginia Star.

'The fact that I’m anti-CRT and that I’m spreading misinformation.'

He added: 'But almost everything that I post comes from the school system
themselves. It’s their material.'

Loudon County, a Democratic stronghold in northern Virginia, became the focal
point of debate over woke policies, including CRT and transgender issues, by
school boards across the country. 

Parents voiced their frustration with the school board, saying they did not want
their children to be taught that they're bad or good depending on their race.

The use of critical race theory, or CRT, in education has been criticized for
its message that the US is built on racism with skin color determining the
social, economic, and political differences between each. 

Advocates say its teaching is necessary to underline how deeply racism pervades
society, while critics say it is divisive and paints everyone as a victim or
oppressor, with multiple Virginia school board meetings making headlines after
parents were filmed clashing with staff over the decision to teach it. 

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accused of calling their political opponents Nazis, waving swastikas and
Confederate flags, and threatening an insurrection against the Canadian
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GoFundMe has repeatedly flip-flopped over its stance on the Freedom Convoy
fundraiser. 

It suspended the account twice, before ultimately removing the campaign, and
reportedly began refunding donations earlier this week although the company had
not yet canceled the fundraiser.

Brad Maier, a convoy donor, said received an email from GoFundMe on Wednesday
alerting him that his donation would be refunded but was given no explanation as
to why. 

'The email looks legitimate, I just want to wait and see if it actually gets
refunded to my credit card,' he told the Montreal Gazette. 'Then I will know if
it’s legit.'

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The Ottawa Police Department thanked GoFundMe for discontinuing the fundraiser

Others social media users had also reported unexplained refunds from the
platform. 

Since last weekend, hundreds of long-haul truckers have blockaded Parliament
Hill in Ottawa as well as a key border crossing between Alberta and Montana,
railing against vaccine mandates and other pandemic restrictions.   

Organizers and participants - although many have remained peaceful - have been
accused of calling their political opponents Nazis, waving swastikas and
Confederate flags, and threatening an insurrection against the Canadian
government, the Conservation reported.     

Ottawa police Chief Peter Sloly said earlier this week that 'all options' were
on the table, including calling in the military, to end the ongoing
demonstration that some on the city council are calling an 'occupation.'   

Trudeau, responding to Sloly's remarks Thursday, said the government must be
'very, very cautious' about deploying troops on Canadian soil, adding that there
has been no such request to the federal government. But he said that any formal
requests for assistance from the City of Ottawa or Ontario will be considered. 

The Ottawa Police Department, taking to Twitter Friday, thanked GoFundMe for
discontinuing the fundraiser. 

'We want to thank GoFundMe for listening to our concerns as a City and a police
service,' the department wrote. 'The decision to withhold funding for these
unlawful demonstrations is an important step and we call on all crowdfunding
sites to follow.' 

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Protestors are pictured outside Ottawa's Parliament Hill 

The Freedom Convoy fundraiser was first frozen last week, when it totaled
$5million in donations, because GoFundMe wanted to determine exactly where the
funds would go. 

It was provided with an explanation by the organizers and two days later,
seemingly satisfied, the crowdfunding site unlocked the account allowing
donations to continue and released $1million in donated funds.  

On Wednesday, it was frozen again, after days of political pressure from
left-wing politicians who have blasted the truckers as 'mercenaries.' The
company issued a statement saying: 'This fundraiser is currently paused and
under review to ensure it complies with our terms of service and applicable laws
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A GoFundMe campaign that was organized to support the Canadian truckers
demonstration raised more than $10million CAD

GoFundMe later clarified the account met its terms and services at the time of
its creation last month. 

'We strictly prohibit user content that reflects or promotes behavior in support
of violence - in this case, the organizer met our requirements and the
fundraiser did not violate our Terms of Service at the time of creation.'



The company claimed Thursday it was monitoring the fundraiser to ensure the
money - raised from more than 120,000 donations - goes to the intended
recipients, and went on to detail the criteria on how it intends to discern the
integrity and transparency of the organizers of the fundraiser.

'As the activity surrounding the protest evolves, we have been monitoring the
fundraiser to ensure the funds are going to the intended recipients and that the
fundraiser remains within our Terms of Service.

'Our monitoring includes maintaining close communication with the organizer as
well as collaborating with local law enforcement,' GoFundMe said.

'This process takes time and may slow down the withdrawal process. If the
fundraiser does violate our Terms of Service or does not directly benefit the
intended beneficiary, we will remove it from the platform,' the site added at
the time.  

Similarly, Facebook has also removed a page used by American truckers to
organize a convoy to Washington DC.

Meta, the social media platform's parent company, told Fox News the Convoy to DC
2022 group was removed 'for repeatedly violating our policies around QAnon'. 

Trucker Jeremy Johnson, who established the group, claims his personal Facebook
account was also removed, prompting him to contact a civil rights attorney about
his options moving forward.

'It's censorship at its finest,' he said. 'They like to silence people that
speak the truth.'

Lich, who launched a TikTok account Friday night as a way to provide updates to
convoy supporters, claims her Facebook account has also been suspended. 

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