Frank
The AVAAZ agenda is political, not egalitarian
I signed up with Avaaz naively thinking I was doing some good by signing their petitions. Until I saw a pattern emerging in the kinds of petitions and campaigns Avaaz were running, particularly when they started being overtly political. For example, going after Trump (I'm not a fan of Trump or criminal Clinton but there was something suspect in the assumption that everyone should be petitioning against Trump but not Clinton) I believe Avaaz has either been overtaken or setup by people with a hidden global political agenda that isn't in everyone's best interests. It's one thing campaigning against policies that harm people, animals or the environment. It's another - as in the case of AVAAZ - to target specific politicians for 'elimination'. Yes, some of the campaigns appear 'good', but you can be easily led into believing that this means all Avaaz campaigns are good. When you analyse the pattern of petitions you can begin to recognise the overall globalist agenda coming through. I no longer trust Avaaz because I think they are using the goodwill of the people to further their own political objectives. But they are not the only petition site who are playing this game. Either way, I have stopped engaging with them. And I would caution people to scrutinise other similar petition websites before committing time, energy and money to them.

