Opinion

by Martin Boers The latest illegitimate "Annual General Meeting" of Atheist Alliance International was held on Sunday the 12th of November. Current supporters and potential donors - none of whom received an invitation to the "AGM" - might have expected that by now they would have been informed of some important outcomes of the meeting. For example: What were the results of the board elections? Who is running the organisation now? Given the organisation's commitment to transparency, where can supporters see the financial details for 2022? What were the results of the motions that were put to the members at the "AGM"? For example, in the future, will emails be sent as plain text, HTML, or PDF? And, current supporters and potential donors must still be wondering when they will get answers to critically important questions like this:  Why did the board knowingly submit false financial information to the California Attorney General, only days after the &quo

by Martin Boers Atheist Alliance International (AAI) has just made their Annual Report 2022-2023  available to their Affiliate Members, ahead of their next illegitimate Annual General Meeting (AGM) on November 12. Here are ten questions that any Affiliate Member who attends the "AGM" might want to ask the so-called "board": The California Secretary of State website  lists the current status of AAI (file number 3398233) as "Suspended - FTB/SOS", with an "Inactive Date" of 05/25/2021. The California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) website states that " If your business is suspended, you cannot legally do business. " This means that, under California law, AAI has not been legally allowed to do business since May 2021. However, the latest Annual Report admits to a great deal of business being conducted by AAI during 2022 and 2023. On what basis does AAI claim to have been operating legally in California, or in any other jurisdiction, since May 2