Belinda’s new, improved money-making scheme

A few weeks back we reported on the rather spotty history of Belinda McKenzie’s non-charity, the Knight Foundation. We noted that as of April 2016, Belinda had resigned as director of her own company, leaving Alexander Mark Forbes at the helm. As we suspected, this seems to have been part of a larger plan: the Knight Foundation has now morphed into something called the Knights & Angels Foundation, and Belinda is back on board, joining Alex Forbes as director.

The name change was posted to Companies House on 4 November 2016—just days ago—and work is under way on yet another fancy new webpage:

As with all Belinda’s websites, the “Donate Here” button has pride of place on every page. The page is still in the “Lorem Ipsum” stage, with dummy text standing in for the real thing, but the structure of the site makes its purpose quite explicit:

At first we were puzzled by all the “green” references, but then we realised that this is just the sample text, which Belinda’s web designer will change out for her more usual “child snatching”, “forced adoptions”, “judicial fraud”, “alien skulls”, “cult abuse”, and so forth.

What’s more interesting, though, is that this is a page with one over-riding function: to raise funds for various campaigns. It’s like Belinda’s own personal GoFundMe page, where she can gather all her “causes” into one place, and she will have complete control.

Again, the “latest donators” list is just a stand-in for the real thing. But a quick glance through this webpage template shows exactly what Belinda hopes to get up to next: she wants to build a money-making machine along the lines of her old Iran Aid “charity”.

Here’s the kicker: this is a corporation which is registered with Companies House, and there’s no sign of it on the Charities Commission lists. However, check this “statement of purpose”:

A “different kind of charity”, indeed!

In fact, you might be forgiven for thinking that it’s not a charity in any sense of the word, but simply another of Belinda’s scams.

Of course, it’s entirely possible that the directors of the new, updated version of the Knight Foundation have actually applied for charitable status, and are simply awaiting the arrival of the papers at the Knights & Angels Foundation HQ:

We’re not kidding. This is really the address listed for the Knights & Angels Foundation.

It’s possible, but not likely. After all, the Charities Commission are well aware of Belinda’s past shenanigans with Iran Aid. What is the likelihood of their allowing her to be in charge of a charity venture of any sort, in this lifetime or the next?

We’re guessing approximately zilch.