Yes, seeing behind the motivations of bad news and seeing through the intentions of bad institutions makes us feel helpless and powerless. Until somebody comes along and lifts your spirit again and you feel less alone, less ‘ashamed and impotent’ as commentator obesiverights.
My ‘position statement’ this morning:
the financial critique is rolling as the cause of all evil:
- more and more people see through and know about what’s dishonest about our money system;
victims as the sad effects are coming together:
- when victims become fighters as Litigants in Person (LiPs), Help for LiPs is growing, too;
child snatching as the most heinous of white collar crimes:
- this portfolio of nine cases was put before the Education Committee when it investigated child ‘protection';
- this letter to the Attorney General is waiting to be exploited publicly, since it never got acknowledged;
- this overview of mainstream media coverage makes us credible in the eyes of non-believers;
- this petition to Stop the Secrecy of Family Courts has over 1,200 signatures;
- marvellous comments express exactly what we all know;
survivors of sexual abuse are coming out:
- at least some victims turned survivors come out thanks to Twitter, Facebook and blogs
#paedobritain gets to the hearts, minds and souls of people:
- social shame, embarrassment, fury, desires to lynch
- Aangirfan, Chris Spivey, The Paedofile, Spotlight on Abuse, The Needle Blog to name but a few…
And this heart wrenching true story:
Cry for Britain’s stolen children
Posted: 20 Apr 2013 04:09 AM PDT
Dear Tap,
I cannot put into words the despair that I feel in reading the letter from this young girl and looking at the pictures of all the stolen children in the picture gallery.
http://m.s-c-o-t-uk.com/photogallery/
Hello, my name is S@@@@ and I’m sixteen years old. I don’t have children who have been taken, but I have a story I would like to share with you. When I was younger things used to happen to me at home, but nobody else knew about it except for him. Even my mum didn’t know what happened when no one was watching. I thought it was my fault, that it happened because I was bad but I didn’t know how to make it stop. I felt and still feel dirty.
Social services found out when I was fourteen and took me into care. They wouldn’t let me see my mum, they made me think she was angry with me when she wasn’t. The police told me I should give an interview, but I didn’t want to. They said it was my choice but reminded me that, “You have no family now and nowhere to go. We won’t let you go unless you do what you’re told.” A social worker picked me up and took me to a house that appeared normal on the outside, but it was really a police interview house for young ‘victims’. Her and the police lady said I couldn’t leave until I gave an interview, I was trapped. They had already asked me all the questions over and over again, I was so afraid and so tired, so alone. They treated me the same as they would a criminal (I know from speaking to offenders through programmes they ran at school), except they didn’t make me take off my shoes. it wouldn’t have mattered if I had hung myself with my shoelaces, I guess.They had told me I could go home after the interview, but they lied, they wouldn’t let me. They told me that I was in foster care because my mum had said that she didn’t love me and didn’t want me, but that wasn’t true. She was fighting for me like you are fighting now. But they were the police and social services, we had learned at school that they were honest, that whatever they said we could trust and believe them. I was so alone.
I don’t understand why they call it ‘care’. My foster carer complained if I was in the house and about the cost of washing my clothes. I wore the same dirty shirt to school all week without washing it. She turned the water off if I tried to have a shower. I had thought that it wouldn’t be possible to feel any more dirty than I had when things happened at home, but I was wrong. Social services wouldn’t let me see my family, I was allowed supervised contact with my mum, brother and one of my sisters for one hour maximum per week. They told my mum that I had said I hated her and didn’t want to see her, but I spent every meeting with my social worker begging her to let me go home and live with my mum. I thought they were keeping me away from my family because of what happened at home. I thought it proved that it was my fault, that I was evil and made of dirt and wasn’t even good enough for death.
I kept telling them that the court case was pointless, there was no evidence. But they said the jury would love an articulate ‘middle class’ white girl. I was a number on a piece of paper, a conviction in a courtroom, a box to be ticked. Throughout the whole thing, it felt like my trial, not his. The police hounded me for information, but I had nothing more I could give them. They told me I wasn’t allowed to say a single word to another human being about absolutely anything in the months running up to the trial. I lived in a world of silence, too terrified to break their rules. When it got to the trial, the judge called it off after twenty minutes. He said it wasn’t in my best interests, he was the only one to see me as what I was: a young girl with feelings.
Slowly, I developed anorexia, which is a complex mental illness that results in the sufferer feeling that they mustn’t eat because they are evil, dirty and don’t deserve food. I was allowed to go home when I nearly died from heart failure. Death doesn’t look good on the records.
My experience has changed my life forever. I have to live with anorexia, and I am constantly paranoid. I think people are checking up on me, I trust no one. I struggle to make friends because I think I will be taken away from my family if I speak to other people. I have no freedom, I am so afraid of them coming back into my life. But I’m home now, and I know in my heart that my family love me.
I have a balloon message for the children who are still lost, both the ones lost in care and the ones like me who have escaped the system but are still trapped by what happened. “When the world feels cold, find the love from your parents which reaches your heart even if you can’t hold it, love passes through time and space and lies. No matter how dark the night may seem, we never doubt that the sun will rise again in the morning. There is always hope” love S@@@@@@ xxx
POST CONTD.
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The country of “Great” Britain seems to have been taken over by psychopaths who seem to have conned their way into gaining a “social worker” identity badge.
How far is this going to go?
The heavily pregnant young mother of 3 in Lowestoft who killed her children and leapt off a car park was being pursued by social services. She went to them for help and their “help” consisted of making moves on her children.
How did we let the real killers disguise themselves as social workers and scare this woman into feeling the only way out, was to leave the planet along with the children she took with her?
The social workers are murderers and this mother is not the only one.
Why is our Government not listening to its people?
They can say what they like about Margaret Thatcher but she would be turning in her grave at the way OUR children are being stolen by the state at a rate of knots.
I hope your followers get behind the campaign.
Enough surely is ENOUGH.
Please let us all pray that this horror story will be halted soon and that the present government come to their senses and go back to nature.
Sending much love and hope.
Vicky Haigh
How social services are paid bonuses to snatch babies for adoption: Daily Mail 2008
April 20, 2013 Sabine Kurjo McNeill Leave a comment Go to comments
Can you believe it when the Daily Mail prints it? How Social Services Paid Bonuses to snatch babies for adoption – already in January 2008:
- four babies a day – five years ago – when it represented a 300% increase
- 300 children a month – five years ago – which has risen to 1,000 children a month
The author Sue Reid who began studying forced adoptions in 2003 writes furthermore:
- she found a deeply secretive that is biased against decent parents
- routine dishonesty by Social Services
- questionable evidence by doctors
- one mother’s son was adopted on the grounds that there was a chance she might shout at him when he was older.
Regarding the institutionalisation of child snatching:
- millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money has been given to councils to encourage them to meet high Government targets on child adoptions
- Blair promised millions of pounds to councils that achieved the targets and some have already received more than £2 million each in rewards for successful adoptions
- Under New Labour policy, Blair changed targets in 2000 to raise the number of children being adopted by 50% to 5,400 a year
Regarding the national disgrace and human tragedy:
- the secrecy of the family courts threatens the centuries-old tradition of Britain’s legal system: innocent until proven guilty beyond all reasonable doubt
- there are nor juries in family courts, only a lone judge or trio of magistrates who make decisions based on the balance of probability
- many parents have found themselves sent to prison for breaching court orders by talking about their case
By the current President of the Family Division:
It seems quite indefensible that there should be no access by the media, and no access by the public, to what is going on in courts where judges are, day by day, taking people’s children away.
In hashtags: #childsnatchbritain leads to #paedobritain and #forcedadoption.
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