In December 2009 Common Purpose wrote to Hostgator, the US Web Company which was at that time hosting www.cpexposed.com, to allege that the site had broken Common Purpose copyright. As a result of their allegations Hostgator took down www.cpexposed.com. Around the same time Common Purpose also took direct action to ‘take down’ the videos posted by many other people on major web video hosting sites. We are sorry that this action has inconvenienced our readers and supporters, and we are pleased to be back on line.
In taking this action, based on allegations, the registered charity Common Purpose (a charity largely funded by the British tax payer) was able to undermine free speech on the internet for Britain and world-wide.
Common Purpose appears to feel that it is only a small number of people within UK and World-wide who are interested in their activities. In reality there is a huge and growing demand for information on this political charity within UK; that is why members of the general public are submitting Freedom of Information requests and making other independent and lawful enquiries in order to obtain and present the truth about Common Purpose and its activities. Aside from the independent enquiries made by members of the public, an increasing number of individuals within the public sector (Councillors, Officers and Civil Servants) are now concerned and are asking for more information on common purpose activities.
Naturally we are concerned that Common Purpose should feel unhappy with the publication of information about them and we are attempting to resolve the situation in an amicable way.
Please pass on the word about what is happening and that free speech is being undermined. We thank all of you for your help to date. It is only by the continuing efforts of free people that the truth concerning the common purpose political agenda will be exposed.
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A Common Purpose?
Common Purpose (CP) is a Charity, based in Great Britain, which creates ‘Future Leaders’ of society. CP selects individuals and ‘trains’ them to learn how society works, who 'pulls the levers of power' and how CP ‘graduates’ can use this knowledge to lead 'Outside Authority’.