Joined up thinking
Via James and courtesy of the New Statesman (what were they thinking?), you now have the opportunity via an online questionnaire to tell BAE Systems what you think of them.
There’s a box at the end of the questionnaire for you to add detailed comments and a lucky responder drawn from the hat will have £1000 donated to a charity of their choice by BAE. I went for No More Landmines.
(I would have nominated Campaign Against Arms Trade but because being unhappy about people being bombed and shot is against the rules, the organisation is not allowed to have charitable status.)
Posted on February 4th, 2008 at 1:38pm under Miscellaneous misanthropy
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Yeah, was very surprised to see that questionnaire there of all places. Wrote a piece of my mind about the blocked investigation as a final comment, and listed Amnesty as my charity. I’m not really sure exactly what kind of response they’re expecting…
Testing the water in a ‘I wonder if they still hate us..’ kind of way, or trying to figure out the proportion of ‘decents’ in the readership?
Silly me. PR campaign ahead of this. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/14/bae.law