The Canadian “Freedom Convoy” raised more than $2 million on GiveSendGo after GoFundMe removed its campaign amid controversy over how the nearly $10 million would be handled. A new petition from the Canadian Freedom Convoy raised some $2.5 million out of a $16,000 target on GiveSendGo, which was down on Saturday. The company said that it was being targeted by “heavy DDOS and bot attacks,” but on Sunday morning, the fundraising platform appeared to be online. “In spite of all of this we still have managed to raise funds 5X faster than the gfm did,” the company said, referring to GoFundMe. “GFM raised 10mil in 3 weeks. GSG campaign has already raised over 1.1mil in just over 12 hours!” The original GoFundMe appeal had raised some $9 million before the platform’s management said it would withhold money to the truckers in the midst of a public pressure campaign. Several Republican attorneys …