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TEXAS BABY SELLING BUSINESS BOOMING IN DOWN ECONOMY

September 2, 2010 – 9:49 am

60 Minutes is beating the bushes for stories from parents who have lost their children because they are poor.

In the meantime, Herr. Heiligenstein says that Texas isn’t cashing in on the baby selling industry just because the parents can’t afford to send their kids to Harvard.

Let’s look at some current facts:

 

 

MIDLAND – A local foster care business is actively recruiting new foster parents.  Officials with Pathways Foster Care Industries in Midland says they have qualified parents, but they don’t have enough to meet the demand of children in the Permian Basin.

"We’re having to send them (children) out of the area, out of the region, because we don’t have enough to meet the needs of the children in Region 9," Julie Walts, an employee with Pathways Foster Care Industries, said.

In order to become foster parents, applicants must go through a background check and specialized training. 

"We want people that are willing to open their homes and their hearts to other children and provide them with a safe home," Walts said.

Holli and Eric Kounce are foster parents with Pathways.  They have seen more than 25 children go through their home in the past 11 years.

"We’re just a mom and dad, we do the same things every day. We just provide structure, safety and peace for some of these kids who just need a safe place to land for a little bit. We have the privilege of being part of their story," Holli said.

Over the years, the Kounces have seen children who have come from difficult backgrounds but they say anyone can chance a child’s life.

"It doesn’t take rocket science, it doesn’t take a degree in social work, it doesn’t take a lot of money. We’re not extraordinary, we are a normal, average, every day family," Eric said.

Together, the couple said they encourage other families to open up their homes.

"You do not need to be an extraordinary person.  You need to be an ordinary person, just like us," Eric said. "Open your home, open your heart, and when you do that, and become a foster parent, you’re going to find out you’re on the receiving end. You’ll see a kids life change." You also get paid to keep other people’s kids, and don’t have to worry about paying your bills.

To learn more about Pathway’s organization, visit www.flds.ws.

As for job security in the booming business of selling children for fun and profit, we came across this in the Dallas Morning news.

 

Now ask yourself, if they can predict a rise based upon the economy, what is driving the taking of these children?:

 

Rise expected in number of Texas children in foster care this year

12:00 AM CDT on Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Robert T. Garrett, / The Dallas Morning News

AUSTIN – Although Texas has followed the national trend in putting fewer children in foster care in the past few years, the numbers apparently are about to go back up.

This propaganda is false.

In Texas, 26,686 children and young adults were in the care of the Department of Family and Protective Services as of Sept. 30, the last day of the federal fiscal year. That was a 5 percent decrease from a year earlier, according to federal statistics.

Jane Burstain, senior policy analyst at the Austin-based Center for Public Policy Priorities, which advocates for low-income Texans, said removals of Texas children from their homes declined from 2005 to 2009 after the Legislature added more child abuse investigators and required them to work harder to keep children in their homes.

We all remember Jane; she’s the same system suck who thought that Texas SB 1550 was a peachy keen idea. That’s the same bill that the hair ball had to kill when the Legislature found out they had voted for a "Grab the kids and run" piece of shit.

"It was not that there were fewer cases coming in the door – there were actually more – but a smaller percentage of cases would result in removal," she said.

Especially when the Supreme Court was telling you they had been kidnapped, and Ordered to be returned.

This year, "removals have spiked," Burstain said. So has the removal rate, she said. Of the new cases opened so that mistreated children and their families could receive services, 23 percent between September and June resulted in removals, up from 19 percent the previous year.

Last spring, department chief Anne Heiligenstein told lawmakers that the number of children in paid foster care is rising after several years of decreases.

Officials attributed the increase partly to economic stresses on families.

Robert T. Garrett,

Bob reports the "News" as he is told it. Now, what does Richard Wexler have to say about it?

Either Blaustein got her facts wrong or Garrett misunderstood her comments – either way Garrett failed to check his facts.

The number of children torn from their families shot up in 2005, and increased again in 2006. A reporter who felt like checking could do so with the click of a mouse – the federal government posts the data here: http://bit.ly/daXVMS In fact, entries increased every year from 1999 through 2006. (The older data are here: http://bit.ly/97XkoL)

And it was only in 2009 that the number fell below where it was before all those new workers were hired. The new workers did just what we predicted they would do in our 2005 report on Texas child welfare, available here http://bit.ly/aDaX38 : They gave Texas the same lousy system, only bigger.

Richard Wexler
Executive Director
National Coalition for Child Protection Reform
http://www.nccpr.org

Strong words. What do the baby sellers respond?

Mr. Garrett understood me and I got the facts right. To see the effect of policies and practices you have to look at rates, not raw numbers. A removal rate tells you what percentage of the time CPS removes a child out of all the cases it opens for services. When the percentage goes up, it tells you that DFPS is more likely to remove children. When this percentage goes down, it tells you that DFPS is less likely to remove children. And, in fact, this rate has declined every year since the CPS reforms started from 34% in 2005 to 33% in 2006 to 29% in 2007 to 24% in 2008 and 19% in 2009. In 2010 it is 23%, which is an increase compared to 2009 but is still much lower than where it started in 2005. Another way to calculate the removal rate is to look at what percentage of all children who live in Texas are removed. Using this measure, removals went from 0.28% in 2005 to 0.19% in 2009, a decrease in the rate of almost a third. And using either measure, Texas has a much lower removal rate compared to other states.

Jane Burstain, Ph.D.

Egg heads love those slide rules, it helps them to forget they deal with people, and it makes it so much more palatable to them.

 

Anyhow, who thinks Richard planted his tail between his legs and gave the book learner the match?

 

First of all, what you say in this comment, talking about “rates” of removal is different from what you told Garrett who writes about “removals” (or maybe it is what you told him and he simply got it wrong).

More important, your comparisons are selective, out of context and invalid.

Every decision in the child welfare process is highly subjective. In 2005, there was a huge foster-care panic in Texas because of publicity over high-profile deaths. So citizens made the subjective decision to phone the hotline more often, hotline operators made the subjective decision to screen in more cases, and workers made the subjective decisions to open more cases – and take more children.

Suppose workers decided to open a case on every child in Texas – then the removal “rate” would look even tinier. So comparing removals to the number of cases opened is ludicrous.

It makes more sense to compare removals to either total child population or impoverished child population – but that’s where you get extremely selective.

2005 is the wrong base year. There was a huge increase in entries in 2005 compared with 2004, and then another increase in 2006. By using the year the panic took place as your baseline, you artificially inflate the rate of removal in your “base year” The number of children removed was almost identical in 2006. Had you started your comparison in 2004, *before* the legislature acted and before the panic and then looked year by year, you’d see that the *rate* of removal also went up in 2005 – and when compared to the impoverished child population, the rate went up again in 2006. The tables are on our website here: http://www.nccpr.org/reports/statsupdate.pdf

Richard Wexler
Executive Director
National Coalition for Child Protection Reform
http://www.nccpr.org

 

Now if I were Mr. Garrett, I would want to know if someone handed me a load of manure to spread out there to the unwashed masses.

Was I being used? Was I being fed bogus figures and contributing my reputation and credibility with my readers to further anothers agenda?

Would it be all that difficult to actually find out?

What say you Robert, is Jane full of shit, or is Richard?

Are children being pushed into foster care because it avoids the necessity of Child care "Professionals" from becoming burger flippers, or does being poor automatically mean you start beating your kids faces in?

 

 

 

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WHAT DOES A POLITICAL GFYS LETTER LOOK LIKE?

September 1, 2010 – 5:56 pm

I recently blogged about the Parental Rights Amendment, which would keep Parental Controls in the hands of American parents and not the U.N. or some chap in Ghana.

 

I asked that you sign the Petition for your Senators to SUPPORT the Amendment to STOP global control of our children.

 

As is my practice, I would not ask something of you I would not do myself, so I wrote to my Senator asking him for support of the Parental Rights Amendment.

 

This is the bull shit I got back:

 

Dear Mr. Medvecky:
 
     Thank you for contacting me to express your views regarding the Convention on the Rights of a Child (CRC).  I appreciate your taking the time to inform me of your views on this issue.
 
     As you are aware, Madeleine Albright signed the CRC on behalf of the United States in her capacity as Ambassador to the United Nation on February 16, 1995.  For the United States to ratify the CRC, the President must submit the convention to the U.S. Senate, where two-thirds of the Senators must approve the CRC.
 
     I believe it is imperative that the global community works to promote and protect the rights of our children.  More than 182 nations have ratified the treaty and have recognized this document as an important tool for implementing worldwide policies and measures relating to the rights of children.  In the event that the treaty does come before the Senate for ratification, I will keep your views in mind.
 
     I appreciate your taking the time to be involved and informed about such matters.  Your concerns are important to me.
 
                                   Sincerely,
                                   Senator Bill Nelson

Dear Senator Nelson,

 

What fucking planet are you on?

 

Bill Medvecky

What Is the Parental Rights Amendment?

The Parental Rights Amendment would add the following text to the United States Constitution:

SECTION 1
The liberty of parents to direct the upbringing and education of their children is a fundamental right.

SECTION 2
Neither the United States nor any state shall infringe upon this right without demonstrating that its governmental interest as applied to the person is of the highest order and not otherwise served.

SECTION 3
No treaty may be adopted nor shall any source of international law be employed to supersede, modify, interpret, or apply to the rights guaranteed by this article.

Section 1 places the existing Supreme Court doctrine that parental rights are fundamental rights into the text of the Constitution. This doctrine is quoted from Pierce v. Society of Sisters, 268 U.S. 510 (1925).

Section 2 continues traditional Supreme Court doctrine allowing for extremely limited government involvement to prevent proven child abuse or neglect, and only if no other solution is available. The wording quotes Gonzales v. O Centro Espirito Beneficiente Uniao do Vegetal, 548 U.S. 418, 430-431 (2006) and Wisconsin v. Yoder, 406 U.S. 205, 215 (1972).

Section 3 deauthorizes the Senate from ratifying any treaty that would interfere with these rights, and deauthorizes judges from using international law to interpret American laws on parental rights issues.

 

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CHILD CARE ACTIVIST BILL BOWEN IS MISSING

September 1, 2010 – 8:25 am

Bill Bowen, an activist who is an ex LE and now produces films and documentaries on the business of child "Protection" and the murder of over 1,000 children per year by them was to meet at LAX with a Senator to discuss a new project.

 

He has not been seen since.

 

 

 

SO WHERE IS BILL BOWEN?

 

 

 

Daniel Weaver

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Hundreds of children die every year in the custody of Child Protective Services. That’s not something the general public is aware of. But that lack of awareness will hopefully end this winter when the full length documentary, Innocence Destroyed, is released.

Innocence Destroyed is not being produced by a half-witted conspiracy theorist but by former firefighter and federal law enforcement officer, Bill Bowen. Bowen, as you can see in the shorter version of the film he has posted on YouTube and which I have embedded below, is intelligent and articulate and just the sort of man needed to produce such a documentary. When you listen to Bowen, you instinctively know that here is a man you can trust–here is a man who tells the truth.

If the short version is any indication of what the full length version will be like, then this film should be entered into competition at Sundance, Slamdance and other film festivals. It is incredibly professional, and the original musical score, particularly Adriana’s Theme by Steve Berkowitz is gorgeous.

But behind the beautiful music is the ugly reality, so ugly the movie is not recommended for anyone under sixteen, of children being tortured and murdered while in the care of the very people who are supposed to protect children, Child Protective Services. Particularly difficult to watch are some of the autopsy photos.

The film opens with a heartrending interview with Tausha Cram, mother of Adriana Cram, the subject of the movie’s theme song. Tausha did not even find out her daughter had been murdered until a month after her death and then found out that she was murdered and buried in Mexico–that’s correct, not New Mexico, but Mexico.

Earlier Tausha had turned to Child Protective Services for help in obtaining insurance and medicine for her daughter’s medical condition. Instead of helping her, CPS took her daughter into custody and charged Tausha with medical neglect. Rather than placing the child with her aunt as promised, CPS placed Adriana with an aunt and uncle of Tausha’s abusive partner, whom she had left because of his abuse. The aunt and uncle lived in Mexico. Adriana went to live with them and was beaten and tortured on a daily basis until she died.

Adriana’s story is just one of the thousands that Bill Bowen has investigated in the past three years. The film tells only a few of these stories. The film reveals that the torture and death of children in the custody of Child Protective Services is too widespread to be ignored.

Bowen also investigates the secrecy of Child Protective Services, the supposed "best interest of the child" standard of CPS and family court, the nepotism in many Child Protective Services agencies, child abuse by CPS investigators, children who have disappeared or who have run away from CPS care, bias in family court and court transcripts that don’t accurately reflect audio recordings

Bowen interviews not only parents who have had their children murdered while in the custody of CPS, he interviews forensic pathologists, former CPS workers, court reporters and more.

Bowen’s short film, Innocence Destroyed, filmed by Chris Walters and Dan Jagels, is a powerful indictment of Child Protective Services. It is powerful not only because of Bowen’s exhaustive search for the truth, but also because of his skill as a writer and filmmaker. Bowen’s skill as a filmmaker is seen throughout the movie, but it is particularly shown at the beginning and near the end. The opening interview with Tausha Cram draws you into the film. The closing scene (see the photo above) of Tausha lying on Adriana’s grave in Mexico, asking for her daughter’s forgiveness, is one of the most unforgettable images I have ever seen in any movie.

If this film doesn’t move you, then you might question whether or not you really are a member of the human race.

 

 

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DENISE’S WAR, PART TWO

August 31, 2010 – 3:44 pm

As I approached the offices of R&W Construction on Saturday for lunch, I was a bit surprised by a large group of workers who were busily working on the roof of a brand new building going up alongside the compound. It surprised me, because it was the only construction I had seen going on in the community, and the workers were quite obviously F LDS Church members.

Spotting a member of the Church isn’t hard, for one, they are usually working at something or other, and they have this thing about long pants and long sleeved shirts. If you can see the arms and legs, they just ain’t "Real" Mormons as any tourist will tell you.

The rest of the population is aware of this, and wouldn’t be caught dead in a long sleeved shirt, not even in winter time. (It’s kind of like wearing a large cross around your neck when you walk into a Synagogue to have an ecumenical service just to let the filthy Jews know you ain’t one of "Them".) 

When I originally landed in Las Vegas for my trip, I had to meet with two members of the F LDS, and I spotted them out of a crowd in the airport of thousands without a problem.

Anyhow, as I took out my camera to photograph the building, half a dozen roofers left the roof to give me a better shot (Or not)

This is what Wisan would like to show to the public, but never will:

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 I was more than a little confused as to why it was being built. As it turns out, Wisan wanted a piece of land outside of the bounderies of the Trust. The F LDS Church wanted to build a building within the bounderies, and they wanted the Deed to the land before they would build. Obviously, Wisan is now a land owner, and regardless of what Denise tries to do, this particular piece of property is now beyond her control. This demonstrates to me that Wisan CAN be worked with; so long as there is something in it for him first.

A Lasagna lunch prepared by the women and girls disappeared faster than a chicken in Ethiopia.

This was taken at a prior meeting. For the past two and a half years, since the Attack on the Ranch made it clear that the Church was involved in a "War" with the States of Texas, Arizona and Utah as well as with Canada and the Federal Government, a virtual army of lawyers has been in Court almost daily to protect the Contitutional and Due Process Rights of the Church and it’s members.

 

As recently as yesterday, a full day of deposing Becky Musser took place in Salt Lake City in preparation of the Trial of Allen Steed, even though everyone involved knows that there will never be a trial.

As much as Utah would love to convict SOMEBODY with "Raping" Elissa Wall, there is simply no way they will to go forward on perjured and manufactured evidence knowing in advance that the Church has the proof necessary to make them look like fools.

Like Goddard had to do with Warren, Shirtless will come up with some lame excuse, but the bottom line is that putting Elissa, Becky or Jane on the stand is the kiss of death, and he knows it.

Willie wanted to sit down and chat after lunch, and I said my goodbyes to Allen and his family who had been my guides through the community all morning.

Many people have asked; "What is Willie really like?". First of all, Willie is NOTHING like he has been described to anybody in the media. I consider that quite natural, since all the media knows about him is what LE tells them, and since Willie is not the type of man who owns a pair of knee-pads, LE does not like him very much.

 

Willie is a big man, but can swing himself on top of a horse as agile as any jockey. He has sharp, deep blue eyes, which tell you he is both listening to you and understanding you. There is no confusion about him, he knows what he wants, and he knows how to ask for it. He’s intelligent and respectful towards everyone around himself, and his presence demands respect. We,ve all met people who walk into a crowded room and just seem to stand out, Willie is such a man.     

 The same hand that is big and hard enough to drop a foe is soft and gentile enough to soothe a little boy who fell and scrapped his knee on the trail, or a baby getting her cheek tickled for a smile.

On one part of our journey to Powell Point, I stopped to take a picture of a man on his horse while his small son walked alongside him holding hands. The only thought I had in my head was; "So this is Willie the Thug!"

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Maybe it’s a flaw in my character and upbringing, but I always made my own decisions in my life. Not all were good, but the vast majority of them were. I never let other people tell me what was right or what was wrong, I searched out the truth of the matter for myself from day one. This drove my teachers going back to kindergarten crazy, but that didn’t change a thing.

As I waited for Willie to finish his endless schedule of meetings and phone calls with folks one hell of a lot more important than myself, my impression was that he is a sincere, loving and dedicated father, an astute businessman, and a formidable foe if you were to be so stupid as to find yourself in that situation. I found him to he up-front, frank and honest. That’s a rare commodity now-a-days.

I’m also still searching for someone within the F LDS Church that I do not like and I have not found that individual yet.

 

More coming…

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LIFE UNDER SIEGE IN HILLDALE AND COLORADO CITY.

August 30, 2010 – 12:34 pm

At the invitation of the residents of Hilldale, Utah and Colorado City, Arizona, I traveled to the region known locally as the Twin Towns, to see for myself the effect of the State’s takeover of the United Effort Plan (U.E.P.).

I have my opinions, but most are too profane to print, so I’ll report what I saw and heard and let the readers decide for themselves if they would want "Judge" Lindberg to duplicate her "Protection" of these peoples communities for themselves.

 

I entered the Creek after dark with instructions to meet my host at what is probably one of the largest business in the Creek. I have to imagine that regardless of who you were in the community, you HAD to know where this place was. You would also have HAD to know who I was asking about, after all, surnames like Jessop, Jeff’s, Steed and Holm are not all that uncommon in this neck of the woods.

 

Neither the clerk behind the counter (Non F LDS) or any of the customers who were in the convenience store (3 non believers and 2 F LDS boys) store had a clue where I could find the business I was looking for nor had they ever heard of the people I was looking for.

 

About 20 minutes after my arrival, I received a call from my host and I proceeded to drive around the corner to the back of the convenience store where the business was located.

 

Rule # 1.

 

Until they can establish if you are a friend or a foe, expect no answers in either town.

 

Taking into consideration the fact that these people have been persecuted almost from the moment of birth (And some in Texas while still in the womb), I have come to accept this defensive posture as a necessity.

 

As planned, I left the Twin Towns with my host and his family and we traveled for the next few hours to a motel outside of Bryce National Park, arriving after midnight. A tape is now up on the photo site that shows it. To be frank, I was in shock.

 

To me, Utah and Arizona has always been about desert. Not until I awoke with the sun did I know I was in a forest with real green tree’s, grass and actual water. I didn’t think there was grass in either State.

 

We then traveled to a camp within the Dixie National Forest and met up with enough real Mormons to give barbie apaplexy. A family gathering was taking place, and the children out numbered the adults by 3 to one.

After a huge breakfast of steak and eggs, we embarked on a trip by Jeep, four-wheeler, horseback and hiking to Powell Point, a 14,000 foot cliff face that over looks 4 States. 

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Following our return to camp, the first thing that struck me was the barking of a dog. I then spotted 3 children who were very obviously NOT Mormons. (Not enough clothing). As it turned out, the dog and the children were staying in a campsite with their family next to ours. So what happens when one group of children meet another group of children?

 

Being the evil instigator I am often accused of being, I lost no time in using the example before us of exposing the children to the outside world to prove to the unwashed world that Mormons did not have little horns growing out of their heads. I’m sure that family, whoever they were, went back home wondering what all the negative propaganda was all about. That is what I call progress.

 

After lunch, we left the camp to stop at Bryce Canyon. It’s a fantastic place that should never be missed if the opportunity ever arises.

People from all over the world go there to see it, including on the day we were there. They came from Germany, France, England, Japan and who knows where else to peep at the rocks in the Canyon.

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Can anybody guess what they were most interested in, and what pictures they were taking? 

"Are you a REAL Mormon?" One German lady boldly asked one of the women in our group.

"Yes, FLDS" replied the woman.

I doubt very highly that that German woman understood the difference between an LDS Mormon and an F LDS Mormon, but it really doesn’t matter. The fact is, she met a Mormon, the Mormon was polite, and she now knows what a REAL Mormon looks like. She probably passed another 1,000 Mormons during her trip, but never knew it, and they didn’t make an impression upon her.

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So what does a "Real" Mormon look like?

 

This is Richard Steed, he is what terrifies the Quorum of the 12.

 

The only real difference between an LDS and an FLDS are the clothing they wear. Like long hair during the Vietnam stupidity, I would wave that same "Flag" of recognition in front of the "Public" as a Badge of Honor.

 

The following morning, I met up with Allen Holm and 3 of his family members who were my guide through the community. They were also my Passport of Acceptance. As many folks can tell you, unless you are attached to the community, or attach yourself to a member of that community, nobody is sure if the sun is shining or not. Again, their defensiveness is completely understandable, at least to me.

My first hand education began concerning the Twin Towns and the effect the "Protection" of the State has dumped onto their shoulders.

 

I visited the brand new school that was shut down and boarded up because the State fired the Mormon teachers and confiscated all the students academic and medical records. There is no public or private school in the Twin Towns anymore, the FLDS children are home schooled and the others are bused out of town.

 

I visited the Children’s Zoo. After the takeover, all parks and the Zoo were closed by Wisan. He had the animals, most of them exotic, all sold or disbursed out of the community and took the property over.

Now, 5 years later, after the new owner of the Zoo handed over the deed to it back to a member of the FLDS who had run it originally (While Wisan had a fit), it is once again returning to its old glory. The children are returning, and almost daily new animals are being donated for the children to learn from.

 

I visited the Western Precision building that was transported lock, stock and barrel from its original location in Salt Lake to the Twin Towns in a matter of weeks by volunteer labor from the community before the Court intervention.

 

The business is now gone from the community, re-located to Las Vegas. After Wisan pushed Western Precision out, he had one tenant to take over the building, and that tenant never moved in and sued him for damages. The building remains closed and abandoned.

 

I visited the Meeting House that Wisan closed for a time. A lawsuit returned it to the FLDS who built it.

 

I drove up to the silo’s where the food grain has been contaminated with animal feed. My question to Denise would be; What possible good did that act on your behalf accomplish?

 

I was shown probably a dozen private homes that FLDS lived in prior to Wisan having them evicted. You can readily tell a house in the Creek that is held by an FLDS family and a non FLDS member, the FLDS homes have garbage pick-up and own lawn mowers. They have glass in the windows instead of tin foil or plywood. They paint their houses, and they aren’t in the junkyard business. It’s a stark and readily identifiable difference between the two.

There are a few thousand homes in the Twin Towns, and the fact is that not one FLDS home has a mortgage. The houses were built by the members of the community. Every Saturday and Sunday, they are in the community doing work. All of it is volunteer. If a farmer needs his field worked on, it’s done. If a home needs a new roof, it’s done. If a new building is going up, those sitting on that roof are volunteers.

I stopped in to see "Midge" at the Thrift Shop. At over 90, she is as sharp and as spry as any 30 year old, and twice as kindly.

Pab’s Cafe was closed, but the staff and owners were as warm and welcoming as the coffee itself.

I met many of the same people I had met in Salt Lake City last year, and had a much greater appreciation of their presence there, since it is simply not a quick drive around the block. Those same folks who stood for hours and hours silently staring at the Matheson Courthouse hoping and praying for some compassion and understanding out of Denise had clearly made a pretty large sacrifice for something the "Judge" eventually determined was something done out of ignorance. I can assure Denise, they knew EXACTLY why they were standing there.

A call to lunch brought a halt to my sightseeing in the Creek, and my regret was that I had not met all the people I had originally intended to meet. I wanted to finally meet in-person with a lady that terrifies the Arizona Law Enforcement crowd, my good friend Ruth Cooke. The way I figure it, any person not liked by LE MUST be someone I could instantly take a liking to.

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I was looking forward to meeting with Heleman Barlow again. I had met him in Salt Lake the year earlier and almost refused to shake his hand, but once I found out he was an honest cop, I did relent for that special occasion.Trust me, it doesn’t happen often.

 

More than a few members of the Black family were on my list, including Ann, a very special friend of ours, but when you’re summoned to lunch by a thug, you go.

 MORE COMING…

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“NAH, WE’RE NOT IN THIS BUSINESS FOR THE MONEY”

August 29, 2010 – 9:08 am

A law passed by Congress in 1961 allowed AFDC (welfare) payments to pay for foster care which was previously made only to children in their own homes. This made aided funding foster care for states and localities, facilitating rapid growth. In some cases, the state of Texas paid mental treatment centers as much as $101,105 a year per child. Observers of the growth trend note that a county will only continue to receive funding while it keeps the child in its care. This may create a "perverse financial incentive" to place and retain children in foster care rather than leave them with their parents, and incentives are sometimes set up for maximum intervention. A National Coalition for Child Protection Reform issue paper states "children often are removed from their families `prematurely or unnecessarily’ because federal aid formulas give states `a strong financial incentive’ to do so rather than provide services to keep families together."

 

AND BEARS DON’T SHIT IN THE WOODS.

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“CHILDREN DO NOT LIE”. No, CPS does it for them.

August 29, 2010 – 8:46 am

Just ask Philip Kemp how fast he can make children believe they can fly and parachute into buildings.

 

Interrogation or Child Abuse?

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THE FLDS PHOTO ALBUMS ARE BACK ON-LINE

August 28, 2010 – 2:11 pm

The blogroll on the right of the screen contains a link to all photo’s.

 

I am still in the process of downloading them, but the ones already posted to the albums can be accessed through the "Picture album" link.

 

Anyone wishing any copies can let me know and I will send them to you.

 

 

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HERE IT IS IN PRINT FROM THE LDS PAPER.

August 27, 2010 – 4:12 pm

SALT LAKE CITY — The Fundamentalist LDS Church waited too long to fight the state’s takeover of the church’s finances, the Utah Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Boy, somebody on the Deseret News staff is going to get fired over that sentence!

The FLDS Church waited more than three years to challenge the dealings of the United Effort Plan Trust.

Yes, up until then the lying "Judge" was claiming she was going to "Protect" the U.E.P. for the beneficiaries. It took the bitch almost 3 years to show her true colors.

The trust was established in 1942 and fashioned after the United Order, a 19th-century religious concept under which church members donate all their assets to a communal organization.

True, a 19th Century LDS religious concept. Almost word for word, the U.E.P. follows the exact same Trust as the LDS Church.

Utah took over financial oversight of the trust in 2005 amid allegations of mismanagement by the group’s leader, Warren Jeffs.

And after 5 years of trying, those "Allegations" are STILL "Allegations".

When the sale of Berry Knoll Farm, a 438-acre stretch of land set aside as a building site for a temple, was proposed in 2008, the FLDS filed a lawsuit to block the sale.

Almost immediately.

Third District Judge Denise Lindberg authorized the sale of that land in August 2009, a decision that the church asked the Supreme Court to reverse.

So because the FLDS did not Appeal the Decision by Denise BEFORE she made that Decision, the Supreme Court of Utah decides that Laches attach.

Willie Boy:

We better buy us a better Ouija Board, the old one ain’t working anymore.

Maybe now would be a good time to ask the Supreme Court which horse is going to win the Kentucky Derby next year so we can get our bets in in a timely fashion!

As for the Court, I have to apologize on behalf of the FLDS, they had no idea that the Court was going to lie to them and steal their property, they should have known better, but you know how gullible and trusting these Mormons are.

I’m trying to teach them the true nature of the words "Court protection" but they keep thinking it means something good and positive. Please forgive their naivete.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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UTAH JUDGES SLAM FLDS FOR NOT BEING PSYCHIC.

August 27, 2010 – 1:15 pm

Since the Utah Supreme Court faulted the Mormons of the FLDS for not reading their chrystal ball properly and know in advance that Denise and Brucie were out to decimate the Trust that they both had claimed they were "Saving" for the beneficiarys, they took two years to come up with "Latches" as an excuse to Dismiss the Lawsuit against the destruction of the U.E.P.

 

They made no mention of the Constitutionality of "Taking" peoples personal property without due process, but that’s something the Federal Court’s will have to teach them.

 

The Supreme Court of Utah, 100% of which HAVE to be members of the LDS Church, have signed an Oath to do everything within their power to destroy another religion, and they have certainly kept their promises to the LDS Leadership in spite of their Oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.

 

Their chief argument was that the FLDS should have known from the gitgo that the State, Denise and Wisan were out to screw them blind, and merely relying on Faith that the Court’s would ultimately uphold their Rights was both foolish and tardy.

 

I kind of agree with the Utah Supreme Court, even thinking that the FLDS would be treated lawfully and fairly was one pretty stupid idea on the FLDS’s part. However, they’re on a learning curve and as Shirtless himself stated, this case is going to be litigated through the Court’s for the next 10 to 15 years.

My only hope is that the FLDS leadership starts using the apostates money to sue the with, a few well placed Lawsuits by the Ranch members who were brutalized by CPS and CASA will bring in some pretty big Texas dollars for the war chest.

 

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