Nearly two months after that fateful day, the Texas Supreme Court has ruled CPS was wrong to kidnap over 400 children
Posted May 1st, 2008 by alaskaron
FLDS View: written by a former (and objective) FLDS member (not all former FLDS members are trying to sell books, so those who aren't selling books tend to be truthful about their former church):
http://fldsview.blogspot....
The Victim that wasn't: by a Houston attorney
http://www.johntfloyd.com...
Grits for Breakfast, including the post on "Lies and Statistics":
http://gritsforbreakfast....
Modern Pharisee:
http://hughmcbryde.blogsp...
A great post here about the problems with the official stories coming out of CPS:
http://heartkeepercommonr...
This blog post by a current LDS (not FLDS) member mentions the beds in mainstream LDS temples, that she herself has seen and used (yes, they are for people to lie down when they feel faint or ill, much like a nurse's office in a school...imagine that!)
Also, http://www.flds.ws/
Another blog post has some great comments, including one from another former FLDS member with no ill will:
And a comment by a current FLDS member...who (gasp) owns a computer and is on the internet!!!! (didn't the media tell us they aren't allowed to use the internet?)
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Wow. I can hardly believe the good news, out just minutes ago from Texas. Nearly two months after the Texas CPS and Texas Rangers rode onto their farm with tanks and machine guns, held parents at gun point, and kidnapped 400 children, also holding dozens of women hostage claiming they too were children, the Supreme Court of Texas has ruled the raid was ILLEGAL.
FLDS update: Texas Supreme Court rules against state in taking of
children
By Brooke Adams
The Salt Lake Tribune
Article Last Updated: 05/29/2008 3:06:25 PM MDT
Posted: 3:05 PM- SAN ANGELO, Texas - The Texas Supreme Court today
turned down the state's request to overturn an lower court's ruling
that that hundreds of FLDS children have been taken into state
custody improperly.
The high court's ruling comes a week after the Third Court of
Appeals ruled that some if not all of the more than 450 children in
state custody should be returned home to the Fundamentalist Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints' ranch in West Texas.
The children were taken into state custody during an early April
raid on the YFZ Ranch, based on the state's contention that all were
at risk of sexual and physical abuse due to the sect's practice of
polygamy.
The children are in foster care or shelters scattered about the
state. Those 12 months and younger can have their nursing mothers
with them, and some have been reunited with their families but
remain in the state's care.
The raid was authorized by 51st District Judge Barbara Walther
in San Angelo, who also ruled after two days of hearings that the
children should remain in custody. The appeals court found last week
that Walther lacked sufficient evidence to support the state's
claims that all of the FLDS children were at risk.
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Believe it or not, the CPS is not the end-all, be-all of news and information on the FLDS. Shocking, isn't it?
Update: 5-27-08: The interview about the FLDS that aired on RevolutionBroadcasting.com last week has been posted to Google Video. I listened to it last week and really thought it answered lots of questions that many people would have.
Here's the link: http://video.google.com/v...
Update 5-21-08:
Texas CPS to search for more children
at ranch; CPS admits more sect 'girls' are adults
By TERRI LANGFORD and LISA SANDBERG
Copyright 2008 Houston Chronicle and San Antonio
http://166.70.44.77/comme...
Texas may have to ante up for lawyers in sect case
SAN ANGELO — As custody status hearings unfolded
concerning more than 400 children taken from a
polygamist sect’s ranch, a spokesman for the sect said
he heard state workers were on the way to the property
to search for more youngsters.
"We hear that CPS (Child Protective Services) is on
the way to the ranch to search for additional
children. These people never give up," said Rod
Parker, spokesman for the Fundamentalist Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, after a rush of
media vehicles left the courtroom parking lot and
headed toward the ranch near Eldorado.
Parker said he didn’t know of any additional children
at the ranch. A CPS spokesman didn’t have an immediate
comment.
The development came after more proceedings in which
more "girls" taken into custody by Texas Child
Protective Services convinced the agency they are
really adults, for a total of 10.
Consider these blogs for future reading to stay posted on the latest events:
(UPDATE 5-5-08) "The Common Room" blog has an EXCELLENT POST today, dealing with the following subjects: the Canadian citizen illegally detained and sent to a camp that exists to "shape new behaviour"; The Utah AG--no friend to plygs--is even saying how Texas has botched this now.
A must read: http://heartkeepercommonr...
UPDATE 5-5-08) "The Common Room" comes through again! This blogger has parsed the entire Bishop's List, as I have only done in brief form. What you see will shock you, if you believe the media. Ready this post and see just how ridiculous the charges are, and how weak the evidence is for rounding up over 400 children. Another must read! http://heartkeepercommonr...
(Updated 5-3-08) The Official Bishop's List of families residing at YFZ Ranch has been released. I hate that the courts would release such personal information, but it actually helps the FLDS people. Here's why: CPS testified under oath that "every" household in YFZ had wives who are under 18 years old. Bzzzzt. Try again, CPS. The Official Bishop's list of families, stolen from the temple by Texas Rangers, and entered into evidence, shows that out of 35 households, 8 of them have wives under 18. From a quick glance at the 45-page listing, it appears that four of those are married to men in their 20s, one to a man who is 35, two to men in their teens. Hardly the picture that is painted when the media talks about old men forcing little girls into marriage. Also, get this: the official household rosters show (gasp) tons of teenage girls and boys living at home with mom(s) and dad! What? Not married off at 14 like the media wants us to think???? Get the list yourself from http://www.gosanangelo.co...
Also, read:
http://fldsview.blogspot....
http://www.johntfloyd.com...
http://gritsforbreakfast....
http://hughmcbryde.blogsp...
http://heartkeepercommonr...
She has also posted a great testimonial by a former FLDS member who has only kind things to say about the FLDS, especially with regard to marriage customs. I do not know the person posting this, but it is exactly the same thing I posted here based on my knowledge of their marital customs, from people I know in the FLDS.
It also contains the words and a link to a recording of the song "Yearning for Zion", written by Warren Jeffs, and which of course is the namesake of the ranch in Texas. Many of you may find it is a nice song.
This seems to be an aggregator for tons of articles and videos on the subject. Very useful resource. Also has embedded videos of the nice segment Dateline NBC did the other night.
But, since these FLDS ex-members and current members aren't selling books, I guess they have no need to tell tall tales!
(5-2-08 Update) Additionally, the arrest warrant issued for a man who lives two states away based on the phony call has been cancelled. So when does the kidnapping get cancelled and these people's lives resume? http://www.dailypaul.com/...
This thread on the DailyPaul, http://www.dailypaul.com/... , is being updated by mefleabyte on a regular basis. Bookmark it and keep it in your sights. Jdayh's thread at http://www.dailypaul.com/... has lots of good links and a good summary of the grievances thus far. Also, DailyPaul user BeaReady has posted some articles at various threads that are outstanding. Do a user "track" to find those.
If I've missed any, it's only because I am quite fallible, quick to forget, and having a hard time keeping track of it all. I'll add additional resources or DP threads as you folks suggest them. I'd like to keep this "reading list" active and appreciate all of y'all's support and help.
I will update this list as additional sources are located.
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The Brooke Adams blog at the Salt Lake Tribune is on my favorites.
http://blogs.sltrib.com/p...
Excellent Radio Interview
http://www.theedgeam.com/political/main.htm
“Peace is not the absence of conflict. It is the ability to handle conflict through peaceful means” – Ronald Reagan
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The link will not let me click on it..
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Patrick
Polk County, Florida
I found the interview on Google
so I updated the main post above with the Google Video link. I would suggest we all go there and rate it highly and help it get out to people through that channel.
This is something that must be chosen now before anything
This is something that must be chosen now before anything
becomes worse....what will you do . When they come for you. and your family. Will you stand alone? Or will you have an army raised up to defend yourself and your children.....
IF ANY OF YOU ARE READING THIS AND ARE SO NON- VIOLENT THAT YOU WOULD ALLOW THIS TYPE OF CRIME TO HAPPEN AGAINST YOUR FAMILY, YOUR KIDS. AND YOUR LOVED ONES, THEN YOU SHOULD EITHER PLAN ON MOVING OUT OF THE COUNTRY....OR --CHANGE YOUR CORE BELIEFS AND TAKE UP TARGET PRACTICE AT YOUR LOCAL FIRING RANGE. OR MOUNTAIN TOP. I PREFER PEACE. BUT AT WHAT PRICE?? If they can do this to a community (almost a small town..) Then they can and will come for you... and for what crime? The fact that you believe in freedom, and that you want others to also? For your religion; because you disagree with the war? Because your skin is the wrong color?....PICK ONE....
So you have been given warning...The question is what do you do with it.? Do you raise up your own militia...secretly,--- quietly...or, do you ignore this warning and wait until you come home and your family is gone... And you are alone. Someone once said to make a choice about drugs before they are offered to you. This is the same choice. If you choose to not go quietly, then are you going to fight. alone- or with others?....Choose now before its too late...As of now you might have a month...maybe 6 months....and maybe 14 months..(if The GOD OF LOVE INTERVENES AND ASSISTS US , THEN WE MAY HAVE MORE TIME THAT THAT).but if you don't prepare for that inevitable confrontation ...you will have no one to blame but yourself. Cause you were warned.
I've been having an email
I've been having an email debate with a lawyer friend of mine about this whole business, and here is my latest email to him:
Texas Authorities Cancel Warrant For Man Accused of Abusing FLDS Girl
By Nate Carlisle
Salt Lake Tribune
AMARILLO, Texas -- Texas authorities have canceled the arrest warrant for the Arizona man who had been suspected of physically and sexually abusing a teenage girl -- allegations that launched last month's raid on an FLDS ranch in Eldorado.
Law enforcement did not find the teenage girl or Barlow at the YFZ Ranch, owned by the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
The man named in the warrant, Dale E. Barlow, was never arrested and denied knowing the girl. Officials have not located or idenified her.
A spokesman for the Texas Department of Safety said he could not elaborate on why the warrant was canceled.
"The bottom line is the warrant is no longer active," said Tom Vinger.
Vinger said he did not know when the cancellation occurred. He would not comment on whether the cancellation confirms the girl's calls for help were a hoax.
"We're still investigating that," he said.
The warrant had alleged a 16-year-old girl called a San Angelo family violence shelter to report she was married to Barlow, 50, and he was abusing her. The allegations were the basis for a search and arrest warrant executed April 3 on the FLDS ranch.
Two weeks later, Texas authorities announced they were investigating a Colorado Springs, Colo., woman suspected of making the phone calls claiming abuse. The woman has no known connection to the FLDS and a history of making phone calls falsely claiming abuse.
But once on the ranch, authorities said, child welfare workers found children who were abused or at risk for abuse, and more than 460 children were taken into custody. They are now in state facilities throughout Texas.
Rod Parker, a Salt Lake City attorney representing the FLDS, said, "The cancellation of this warrant is just one more piece of evidence that this call was a hoax and the state of Texas did not properly check this out before they raided the ranch."
Parker acknowledged the cancellation of the warrant would have little legal significance to the childrens' pending custody cases.
Barlow had denied knowing the girl or having visited Texas in 30 years. He continued living at his home in Colorado City, Ariz. Texas Rangers traveled to St. George to interview Barlow but did not arrest him.
my turn
SOOOooo, it now appears that more than 450 children have been ripped from their homes and placed into foster care based on NOT EVEN ONE ALLEGATION AGAINST ANYBODY FROM ANYBODY! Now I'm no FLDS apologist, but to say I'm having a bit of trouble with how this thing was handled and is playing out would be a vast understatement. Now there are more than 450 children who are being distributed into the foster care system and not a single charge has been levied against a single adult to justify it. I can't help but think that the professional foster parents must be absolutely drooling at the prospect of this windfall. But wait! There AREN'T any professional foster families who do it for the money, are there? And of course, children are ALWAYS better off in the foster care system than with their own families, especially if it can be ASSUMED that they are being abused by their parents (emphasis on the "assumed"). IF there were foster parents who were in it for the money, they of course would never maltreat their charges. AND...are we to assume that the foster care system is prepared to handle a sudden influx of more than 450 children? That there are hundreds of folks just waiting around just overflowing with love and open arms to receive these poor kids into their homes? Just how competent is government in these areas (see Katrina)? What are the untold stories here? Just how are they finding the incredible numbers of families to take these children in? When they herded all these children into the stadium to live, did they do it better than they did in New Orleans? Now I will be the first to admit that I have not read either of the books that you mention, but I'm wondering if entire communities should be raided and families destroyed based on such things alone. I'm also wondering if it wouldn't have been better for all concerned if they just went in there and shot everybody. It's a tactic that has worked out for them in the past. I'm also wondering if, based on the same reasoning, an invasion of the state of Utah might be appropriate. I guess I shouldn't be too surprised at this. After all, we live in a culture where every state in the union not just tolerates but seems to condone the very public and continued sodomization of young boys by the Catholic church.
www.paulforronpaul.com
Nice email, freeman
I fail to see how an attorney cannot see through the state's alleged case (actually, there is literally no case) unless he is a prosecutor or something.
The media is getting a lot
The media is getting a lot of $ out of this. Sensationalism sells better than the truth. "News" has for a long time, been just that. Might as well watch a soap opera with a few real names added in.
http://freetechildrenacti...
Media
MSNBC and CNN have done a few very good, even sympathetic stories, on this issue. For newspaper, the Salt Lake Tribune has been setting the gold standard on coverage (www.sltrib.com) with both their news and their blog by Brooke Adams, who covers the polygamy beat. The Deseret News has done a decent job, too, though there is slight bias against the FLDS that creeps into their stories, likely because they are owned by the LDS church (www.desnews.com).
The local media in Texas started out very much supportive of the raid. TV news still seems to be that way. But a few newspaper reporters in Texas are beginning to see the light. However, numerous, VERY bigoted editorials and cartoons have appeared in major Texas papers, as Texas can't stand the thought of people different than them living in their midst, apparently.
I have never been more proud
To be a Ron Paul supporter than to see this from you people. Thank you very much!
I was born and raised in the FLDS church and know personally most of the people in the news. I am also a die hard Ron Paul supporter. I donated the max between November 5th and the NH primary. I also wrote several articles at theconservativevoice.com supporting him during that time.
Thanks again,
plig child
fldsview.blogspot.com
thetruckintruth.blogspot.com
“Peace is not the absence of conflict. It is the ability to handle conflict through peaceful means” – Ronald Reagan
Hey Allen
I love your blog, http://fldsview.blogspot..... In fact, I send posts from it to everyone I know. I am so glad you write it every day and keep us posted with your thoughts.
I, too, am cheered by the support the Ron Paul crowd has shown in support of the FLDS people. I am LDS, not FLDS, but I love the FLDS as my brothers and sisters, and I know they are Saints in the truest sense of the word, and I advocate tirelessly for them in the wake of this awful thing which Texas has done.
Thanks again, Allen, for your blog and for your efforts. I love your Ron Paul articles, too, by the way.
The 5 degrees of FLDS-to-RP Support
I'm neither FLDS or LDS; in fact, I take issue with many LDS beliefs. But that is entirely beside the point. As an American, I am shocked and sickened by the atrocities carried out in this whole debacle.
I am also shocked and stunned that there are those who view this topic as unrelated to the quest for getting RP into office:
Step 1 - Spread the truth about this terrible FLDS injustice
Step 2 - Point out similarities between these events and other, legally authorized injustices, and how those affect other populations of Americans
Step 3 - Reveal InSane's support for unjust and unconstitutional actions
Step 4 - Contrast with RP's fully constitutional stands and principles
Step 5 - Convert to RP supporter!
It is human nature to not change until things get "bad enough." As people wake up to the horrific injustices with the FLDS situation, recognize similar injustices that affect THEM personally, and see that InSane represents more of the same -- then they might be finally ready to discover that the "wacko longshot" candidate had it right all along.
I've learned to archive these discussions, as they are proving to be *valuable tools* for converting people to RP. I therefore want this information to remain available, unlike some who don't see the issue's relationship to RP so clearly.
I know of at least a few
people who have become Ron Paul supporters directly because of this FLDS issue. One of them posted on here a few days ago. A few others I know of offline. People are waking up to the way the Constitution is being trampled and spit upon right now in Texas, and it is leading them to this Revolution.
Why it is ok for christians and FLDS to molest children? really
The FLDS are not the only "christian" group noted to molest children. In fact most child molesters are of some type of christians faith here's a video explaning perhaps why christians molest children:
http://exchristian.net/ex...
Of course lets not forget that the bible does not expressly forbid child rape (quite the contrary) many verses encourage child rape.
"Behold, here is my daughter a maiden, and his concubine; them I will bring out now, and humble ye them, and do with them
what seemeth good unto you: but unto this man do not so vile a thing. But the men would not hearken to him: so the man took
his concubine, and brought her forth unto them; and they knew her, and abused her all the night until the morning: and when
the day began to spring, they let her go." (Judges 19:24-25)
this as well as many...many other verses. Least not forget that all we must do to rape children and still see the light of heaven is to worship a man who might have lived two thousand years ago as the one and only god.
Hardcore fundamentelists should be kept under constant supervision by the feds, Groups like the FLDS as well as the backwoods snakehandeler penticostals are growing at an alarming rate. Timothy McVeigh was a member of one such group and various militant "christion" groups are popping up all over the country with member numbers in the hundreds of thousands. Some of these groups claim leaders to be the second coming of the Lord, or god and convince their followers their
message is that of the lord. Any group or person who claims to hath spoken or heard the voice of the lord firsthand is trying to control a group or individual. this includes every single poet who wrote the original bibles and every founder of every dogma. Any christian who dosn't seeith that "the word of god" is only the word of man with an appendix at the end stating that god had mentioned to them as they were the special "annointed one" to hear the word and write it down and establish rule over
those in which "he" commandeth to are in fact just as brainwashed as and child member of some idiotic dogma.
Why is it okay for "theholylord" to ramble incoherently?
The Bible contains tons of history. To say that God (is that you, "theholylord?") approves of every historical event that was recorded would be like saying that Ron Paul agrees with every post on this site, which is named for him.
You know I have to say I
You know I have to say I really don't know if there is abuse or not at the FLDS
center. But the evidence of its existence is weak. Let me make it clear that I am not religious at all. But I watched the videos that the FLDS has on their website and I wept as any mother would when I watched those children taken from their mother's arms and/or from their home. Let's just say for arguments sake that there is some existing underage child brides, pisses most people off and I don't agree with it myself but does this justify tanks, guns and sheer force to ALL the women and children? I have watched judges return hardcore neglect cases back to their abusive drug addict parents for the sake of keeping the nuclear family intact. Again don't you think if true concern were present by these "officials" that they would take a different stance? Come on NO ONE is condoning molesting children! WE ARE QUESTIONING AUTHORITY!! Cough up the evidence of abuse, give these children back to their loving parents and deal with underage brides if need be. If you cannot see this as a tactic for further loss of our civil liberties you are very narrow minded.
If anything could be done it
If anything could be done it makes sense to go after Perry. Below is crosspost from other thread I had running. I had email back few days ago from the impeachperry website that said their blog was down and anyone could post there. My thought was to fish around seeing if there was any sign of hope that the people of TX are not yet too far gone as they all seem to support what their state is doing from what I've observed in comments on other related news articles. I'm ashamed that Texas is part of my country and would vote to give them back to Mexico.
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Tx Gov. Rick Perry announced
On May 4th, 2008 BeaReady says:
Tx Gov. Rick Perry announced he'll run for re-election 2010. He took over for GW in late 2000. Maybe some of you could help with ideas to convince him that he's overstayed his time as Gov. by 3 terms, 14 yrs! At the end of this term he'll hold the record for longest serving in TX, they have no term limits. He was last elected in 2006 with only 39% of the vote in a 4 way field. Do you think there's some real apathy in TX??
I think Perry should be our main focus, where pressure is needed to do what's right or find a new job.
Crowning achievements are: early 07, executive order for HPV vaccine mandatory for 5-6 grade girls. Later stopped by state legislature.
Perry vetoed legislation that grew from a huge grassroots movement of citizens, outside the two parties for something which 97% of Texans want: to end Perry’s massive (nearly trillion dollar!) highway robbery schemes otherwise known as the Trans-Texas Corridor
Sex scandal early 07, TX Youth Commission
and of course this recent stamp of approval on the FDLS abductions and continued refusal to answer to anyone.
I'm sure there's plenty more.
There is a website for impeachment. Maybe we could rally behind them and support $? Ideas anyone?
http://impeachperry.indyt...
its amazing that we have not heard their side of the story?
I MEAN WHAT COUNTRY AM I IN????
NO one cares??? or is allowed to print the truth???
BUMP
PLEASE READ
The Media
by and large the media wants us to be opposed to these people. They print endless lies, and never any retractions when the lies are debunked. Today an editorialist in the Houston Chronicle says the CPS has legions of pregnant 13 year olds, one of whom just gave birth. BUT IT IS ALL A LIE. There are no 13 year old wives, and no pregnant 13 year olds. CPS doesn't even claim that anymore! BUT THE MEDIA DOES NOT CARE. They just want to make us hate and belittle people who are less powerful and different.
Once we can be convinced they are less than us, we are ripe for a Hitler-like leader to lead us as we subjugate, purge, or even exterminate all who are different from our Leader.
THANKS GOES WITHOUT SAYING....BUT IS THERE ANY OTHER
forum that cares more than here at DP? You would think they would be all over this, but they're not....even if we had the most amazing plan to assist in the rescue of these children the people here seem so passive to this one particular subject....Do you know why alaskaron?
(I have my thoughts on this , just wanted to hear yours.)
My thoughts
...are that the mainstream press has so painted these people as freaks, perverts, child molesters, spousal abusers, horse thieves, witches, etc., that most people won't even bother to get past the media reports and weigh the evidence.
And then, even if they do weigh the evidence, they know that all their friends, family, coworkers, and the rest of the people in their sphere of influence will begin to think they are crackpots and cultists themselves if they come out in support of the FLDS.
Never underestimate the value and power of government propaganda, spread through a supposedly free press. The propaganda machine was turned on full bore with this issue, and has continued to crank out the kind of manipulative media that makes Herr Goebbels look as harmless and respectable as Walter Cronkite or Edward Murrow.
Yes..every hear so many
Yes..every hear so many claims coming from an 'investigation'--without any proof!
Jdayh, what is your theory?
I'm curious to hear it.
theory on what? The media silence or the reason behind this
whole raid in the first place.....or the media disinformation...?
Thanks for keeping
us, supporters of Freedom, The Constitution, FLDS (and ALL other vulnerable groups, Religious or otherwise) and Ron Paul updated.
CPS lies under oath
From http://heartkeepercommonr... :
(Get the official roster from http://web.gosanangelo.co... )
CPS Agent Angie Voss, whom a friend of ours says has progressed from 'Professor Umbridge' to 'She Who Must Not Be Named' testified at the hearing that there were under-aged brides in every single household. I have yet to see any evidence that this is true:
Individual custody hearings are set to be completed by June 5.According to bishop's records filled out in March 2007 by heads of household at the ranch, there were eight wives under the age of 18 listed in 35 households, the Associated Press reported. Several entries omitted ages of wives, however.
They seem to have cherry-picked what they wanted from the Bishop's records and ignored anything that didn't support their assertions:
The bishop's records released Thursday were used by CPS to demonstrate a pattern of abuse justifying the removal of all FLDS children in a hearing two weeks ago. The records indicate that about two-thirds of the ranch's households were polygamous while the others were young couples or traditional nuclear families.
So, we have 35 households, yet only 8 'wives' under the age of 18, and 1/3 of the families are young monogamous couples or traditional nuclear families. This is from the Bishop's records that were used, as far as I can tell, at the original hearing, where CPS supervisor Angie Voss testified under oath:
"Up to this point in the investigation, there are over 20 girls in the investigation who have conceived or given birth at the age of 16 or 17," Voss says. "What I'm telling you is that there is a culture of young girls being pregnant by old men."
So there was a girl like that in all 19 residences on the ranch?
"Yes, sir, there was," Voss says.
To get to more than 8 'wives' under 18, she may be including women who are no longer 18, but were once, such as the one we know of who conceived of her first child when she was 13 in the 1990s (I've seen three different years given, but all were in the 90's, when the group wasn't even in the state of Texas, and this woman is now at least 30 years old)- but it does not appear to be the truth that each of the 35, not 19, households had a teenager who conceived with an adult man. This also brings up another question- if the court didn't even seem to realize that there were, in fact, 35 households, were the missing 16 households actually represented fairly at the hearing? Can the judge truly be said to have fairly determined that the 16 households she didn't even know about were shown to be so troublesome that CPS could not return the children yet?
good post....
good post....
yes...
it is
this could be added
this could be added too.
Texas authorities cancel warrant for man accused of abusing FLDS girl
By Nate Carlisle
The Salt Lake Tribune
Article Last Updated: 05/02/2008 03:19:02 PM MDT
AMARILLO, Texas -- Texas authorities have canceled the arrest warrant for the Arizona man who had been suspected of physically and sexually abusing a teenage girl -- allegations that launched last month's raid on an FLDS ranch in Eldorado.
http://www.sltrib.com/ci_...
http://digg.com/world_new...
Indeed
added. Now we just wait for the cancellation of the police state's kidnapping action so these peaceful people can resume their lives.
see also:
see also: http://www.dailypaul.com/...
for
DIGG BOMB!
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Thanks Alaskaron
this is important info....bump
on around
on around
Please, folks,help keep this
Please, folks,help keep this bumped.
We have to have these alternate news source available--to stop the CPS lies and MSM lies and abuse.
Bumpity bump
flood the net with comments folks, on these blog sites
Not sure what to think about the FLDS situation?
Here's a reading list. All friends of liberty, meaning anyone who voted for Ron Paul or intends to, should be on the side of the rule of law, not the mob rule of Texas bureaucrats.
see this thread also for up
see this thread also for up to date info.
http://www.dailypaul.com/...
THANK YOU.....alaskaron for
THANK YOU.....alaskaron for staying on top of this.