GAG "LAWS" Stop #Media Reports on
#FamilyCourt Removal of Millions of
#Children from
#LovingParents
REMOVE the GAG LAWS!
LET the LIGHT IN!
No Cockraoch gives birth to a Butterfly just because it lives in the DARK!
Warning to Judges, Lawyers, Report Writers, Attorney Generals, Head(s) of Government(s): Only If #Media Reported on #FamilyCourt Ordered Removal of Millions of #Children from #LovingParents And Public was made aware of the practices of #EvilIndustry and the #HellHoleOfCorruption , the Global Family Court Inc.
Only if members of Public whose billions of tax dollars are being wasted and syphoned into bank accounts of the Family Court Operatives in all agencies and courts that operate for profit under the guise of #BestInterestOfChild were allowed to find out! Below there are two articles worth reading (Click on Link).
The events of Southern borders of the United States must come as a warning to Operatives of Family Courts who have devastated lives of children and parents in the past decades while they put into draconian laws total impunity for themselves and 100% blackout for reporters and media.
Governments have been aware of crimes against humanity within these evil operations that call themselves Courts. They are all guilty of allowing these crimes continue while the only purpose of Family Courts was Opratives' #Profiteering thru #ChildTrafficking. Australia and Canada have taken the route of closing down these Courts.
They are doing so to avoid investigation into many decades of organised crime and corruption within these courts. They want to avoid the embarrassment of Judicial Officers, Attorney Generals and Prime Ministers who knowingly allowed these crimes to perpetuate.
One day a brave and conscientious media agency will have the foresight and integrity that the public expects of its democratic media and reporters, to report the extent of harm Family Courts brought upon innocent families and their children. (Remember Boston Globe report of Pedophile Priest in Catholic Church).
That day victims of Family Courts throughout the world will hold responsible the culprits of crime and corruption in the most evil institution in human history. Children have been separated from their families for generations – why Trump’s policy was different (The Conversation http://theconversation.com/children-have-been-separated-from-their-families-for-generations-why-trumps-policy-was-different-98587?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=twitterbutton via @ConversationUK )
After weeks of mounting pressure, Donald Trump signed an executive order on June 20 to stop his administration’s policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the southern border of the US. Putting the policy into a wider historical context of state-sanctioned policies of child separation helps to understand why some aspects of it were remarkably distinctive – and caused such international outrage. From the closing decades of the 19th century, an array of policies emerged across the Anglophone world which challenged assumptions about parents’ inalienable rights to their children.
A transnational child protection movement led to the formation of child protection societies, beginning with the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in 1875. New legislation followed in the UK, Canada and Australia allowing the removal of children from parents on grounds of cruelty or neglect. (continue reading link above) Hundreds Of U.S.
Children Taken From Home (http://www.courant.com/opinion/op-ed/hc-op-chill-removing-children-20180625-story.html ) It has been heartening to see such widespread revulsion and opposition, seemingly across the political spectrum, to the Trump administration’s policy of separating families at the border. But this is also a potential teaching moment, when it may be possible for people to see through some of the myths and false assumptions that still surround much child welfare practice in the United States.
Contrast the condemnation and outrage over the Trump administration’s policy of removing children from parents who enter the country illegally with the silence over the 700 to 800 forced child removals that occur daily in American cities and towns, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Government agencies take these children from their parents, often in sudden and chaotic circumstances, and the children suffer at least as much damage as those separated from their parents at the border.
Many people no doubt believe that parents whose children are removed by child protective services agencies are bad parents. And in many cases that’s true. But it’s important to remember that the typical removal is based on suspected parental neglect, not abuse, and that neglect is closely correlated with the poverty in which the great majority of the families involved live. (Continue reading Link Above) Sign Share and Support this Petition and join more than 26.500 victims of family Courts to bring perpetrators of crime against Children and Parents in Family Courts to justice.