Revoke tax-free status of NGOs

The basic function of a nongovernmental organization is to voters; have lunch with a premier - lion voters; lunch with a prime million voters. Certainly the same applies to a lobbyist, but I’m speaking of NGOs because they have a preferred status when it comes to which is obviously taken out of general revenue. The government, aka “we the people” has decreed that if you want to divert tax dollars to a specific purpose, that’s okay.

The basis of this exemption is that your donation is altruistic, that your support for humanitarian, animal rights, environment and biodiversity is beneficial to society.

But we're seeing NGOs direct activism against legitimate projects: projects that have been reviewed, publicized, negotiated, revised and permitted. Therefore privileged funds are being used to attack, obstruct and increase expenses for projects and people going about their lawful business.

NGOs including political parties, found to be organizing, advocating or participating in civil disobedience that obstructs legitimate projects ought to have their tax exemption status revoked. Brett Blaikie, Prince George