Free the FLDS Children - AKA The Freedom Liberty Defenders Society

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1. To lakersfan-Thank you, I hope so too.

   1. unhappygrammy on November 29th, 2009 at 6:44 pm

2. And to Austin’s grandmother, good luck to you. I hope the right decisions regarding Austin are made.

   2. lakersfan on November 29th, 2009 at 2:05 am

3. You are so far off the mark with me it’s funny. You really cut off your nose to spite your face and alienate people who can really help in this effort.

   3. lakersfan on November 29th, 2009 at 2:04 am

4. Before you straighten out your halo, let’s put a little reality into the situation.

   You posted not to find any “Truth”, but to cast dispersions. With all due respect, MSM has that category nailed.

   I highly doubt that you read every story and say to yourself “Gee, I wonder what the other side of this story is”.

   Just exactly how many horror stories about CPS and CASA do you need to realize that they are little more than a pack of sadistic, money hungry and power driven animals who could care less about a child so long as they get their way?

   The fact of the matter is that 80% of the time, they do more harm than good. I AUTOMATICALLY assume they are in the wrong, and the odds are overwhelmingly in MY favor.

   Your problem is that you read these stories and say to yourself; “This could never happen to me and my children”. How so very wrong you are and I hope you never find that out for your children’s sake.

   I also think that my insult to “Your” team got your goat. Relax, you can worship any group of gang-bangers and thugs you want.

   4. Bill on November 27th, 2009 at 11:36 am

5. Whoa Bill…
   just asking a question. Is that not allowed? Or are we supposed to just believe everything we read? Is this the way you treat people who want to know more about a situation? Call them kooks? peace to you.

   5. lakersfan on November 26th, 2009 at 11:01 pm

6. Ron is correct about grandparents, but the same thing is true for ANY family member.

   The reason for this stance is fairly obvious:

   If the product goes to a family member, there is no money in it for CPS, the Court’s or CASA.

   There’s no GAL’s, AAL’s, “Programs” or “Administrative” fee’s to be made off the little brat, so that route is the very last one taken (Unless the brat happens to have a very low price tag attached to its ass, and then, the next door neighbor crack addict is a responsible placement for him/her.

   The fact of the matter is that a Hispanic or black child has to be on death’s door before he’s removed from the home.

   If that blue eyed, blond headed child has so much as a sniffle in school, (or a note pinned on his shirt) you ain’t seeing that kid get off the bus stop that afternoon.

   The next time you read of a child killed while being “Monitored” by CPS and CASA, pay close attention to how many times, and for how many years CPS was called in about the family or the foster home.

   Just what exactly were they waiting for?

   They were not waiting for ANYTHING. The child had no monetary value to them, and they ain’t the “Welfare Dept”!

   When you are allowed to read a child’s file (Which they guard as if their jobs depended upon it), pay close attention to the words “Cultural differences” when they explain the difference between the way a black or hispanic child is treated, and those for the white children.

   If a white parent smokes in front of the child, this is abuse.

   If a black parent smokes crack in front of his child, this is merely the “Cultural difference” between us as parents.

   If a white parent speaks harshly in front of his child, it’s “Emotional abuse”. If a Hispanic parent beats a child stupid, it’s “Cultural differences in child rearing.”

   What it really is is semantic horse manure.

   6. Bill on November 24th, 2009 at 10:17 am

7. Maayan,

   You should have known the guy was a kook when he admitted to liking the Lakers.

   The focus of attention needs to be on Austin and Isabella. Everything else is diversion.

   7. Bill on November 24th, 2009 at 9:40 am

8. I am Austin’s grandmother. I and my husband have no criminal record. Not even
   a speeding ticket. I have driven special needs kids in NH for almost fifteen years,in
   which time I have been frequently randomly drug and alcohol tested and have never
   failed a test. I don’t drink and I don’t use drugs. Neither does my husband. I don’t
   condone the use of drugs by anyone.

   Isabella’s mom had a drug problem when she found out she was pregnant. She
   immediately enrolled in a pregnant womens methadone program. To make a long story
   short, she suffered many complications while pregnant. I and my family witnessed
   how sick she was.

   She went into labor almost four weeks early, due to her untreated complications.
   She was given a morphine IV for 19 hours, as one of the complications was the baby
   was placenta previa, yet we were never told.

   It’s a miracle she and her daughter didn’t die in labor. The counselor from the methadone
   program accused her of doing illegal drugs the day before the baby was born, as there
   was morphine in the baby. Any idiot know’s morphine given in labor spills into the baby.

   The court never ordered the prenatal records and DCYFhad no clue she was given morphine.

   The records were missing when we tried to get them ourselves. They finally appeared
   six months after Isabella was taken. The court-appointed puppet would not file a
   motion to present new evidence and the Judge wouldn’t even look at it. He told
   her it was too late.

   Isabella wasn’t placed with us, because Austin, his mother and sister were staying
   with us temporarily. They had nowhere to go. An ex-friend of Austins mother called
   in a false report against her estranged husband. It was proven false the same day,
   yet the DCYF Lawyer went into court two weeks later and told the Judge it was true.

   We have been trying to get the Court CD ever since. They won’t give it to us.
   They want her lie hidden. Throughout this mess I have been very vocal.

   I and other families picketed them for grandparents rights for months. I really
   pissed them off. I’ve written letters in the newspapers, I have a blog, I comment on
   every article about DCYF I can find. I’ve filed complaints everywhere. They hate me and
   the feeling is mutual. The bottom line is, I stuck up for my daughters when I saw them
   being unjustly railroaded by NH DCYF and the corrupt court system.

   This is why I have been denied custody. I never denied my daughter used drugs, but I did deny she used them while pregnant, because I and my husband took care of her night and day. She was too sick to even think about using drugs. I will not bow down to the almighty DCYF and lie about
   my daughters to make them happy.

   8. unhappygrammy on November 23rd, 2009 at 6:56 pm

9. I have read everything I can find about this case and it just doesn’t smell right. Is it possible that the grandparents are leaving out details?

   9. lakersfan on November 22nd, 2009 at 2:53 am

10. I spoke to honduras and he is AVAILABLE TO HELP IN WHATEVER YOU NEED!!!!!!!
    I feel so good!!!
    I hope this works

    10. Maayan on November 20th, 2009 at 11:25 pm

11. It’s tough going for grandparents. Hell, I’ve seen CPS pull out 20 year old DWI’s to try to say a grandparent is unfit.

    11. Ron in Houston on November 20th, 2009 at 10:02 am