Day-old baby among 400 FLDS kids in custody--newborn son are sharing a mattress on a floor

fall under one of the pieces of legislation already enacted?

I believe an answer to this is important here.

We know the Patriot Act was passed, but are just now feeling the full impact of that legislation. We don't have the right to info from our accuser?

Does this precedent fall under that or HB 1955 or some other bill?

These took away our final freedoms so was wondering thoughts from others.

I went to may bank yesterday to get a $100 cashiers check and had to give my drivers license. The cashier definitely knows me, but I saw her typing in numbers and info from my license when completing the process. For $100 bucks???? Was it because I gave her a hundred dollar bill? (I then took that opportunity to "teach" her about Real ID, HB 1955, etc etc etc. She said she heard something about an implanted chip - I verified that as well and said the license will already have a "chip" to track every move.

Also, in line while voting, a gentleman (from PA) said he was driving through W. VA, and was pulled over by a policeman. This man said he thought it was because he was on his cell phone at the time.

However, Cop told him it was because he had exceeded the speed limit by 6 mph. Cop then proceeded to ask to search his car. Man told him no and cop got belligerent. When man asked why he wanted to search his car, cop told him because he "looked like a terrorist"!

Now, some people may have such an appearance, but this man looked like upper middle class in his dress and presentation skills. He told the cop he did not have permission to search his car and that if he did he would have his attorney handle the matter. Thus, his car was not searched.

Another posted here about the check points that popped up recently in Kansas, and the cop, on the second stop, and remembering he would not give info requested previously, gave his a document where it says they have this right. He was having it checked into at that time.

Input please!

with this situtation, they are telling the masses that cps and the government can come in and take your children ANYTIME they want for any reason. there is no due process, your guilty until proven innocent.the reports coming out concerning the treatment of the children and parents should make it very clear that they do not care about these people.im disgusted .have any petitions been written protesting this as i will gladly add my signature.

Please contact me at uponthesolidrock@gmail.com. I want to defend these families from the tyranny of the Texas Police State.

Over 2 MILLION Iraqi's have fled and (some reports say) 1,000,000 Iraqi citizens killed/dead.

Over 4,000 dead soldiers and counting, more committing suicide.
25,000 soldiers wounded/maimed.
95,000 with PTSD.

So what if 400 "kids" (yet you also say their over 18) are being kidnapped from Texas CPS ?

Do you think writing our congressmen is going to do something?
You're kidding, right?
They VOTE FOR MURDER !

DIGG THIS:
They don't care.

Only 1 person can save ALL now, so you better re-focus or leave this forum.

FLAGGED!
Get it? Got it? Good!

To all you folks who have been keeping us apprised of the FLDS situation, a heartfelt thank you. Now, I have a question I hope you good people can answer.

What is it that we actually can do? I hope you hear my "voice" in this question; it is not a rhetorical question, nor is it presented with a sense of resignation. But it seems like we can call, email, Digg, spread the word on the net, etc. -- yet none of that is making a dime's worth of difference.

The FLDS members are very meek and mild, and not accustomed to standing up for their rights. That doesn't mean they forfeit their rights, or don't deserve their rights.

However, since they seem to be understating the situation (e.g., She said she was being treated kindly at the foster home, where a woman loaned her a cell phone so she could call NBC. -- this is perceived as "kindly" by the FLDS member), I don't know what we can do to help them.

Is Judge Walther answerable to anyone? If so: who?

Have appeals been filed? Is the judge accepting any appeals? Is she legally able to reject hearing appeals? Who has authority to file appeals and/or accept whether to hear appeals?

Since it appears that all the official entities (judge, CPS, local authorities, governor) are all in collusion in this affair, to whom can we appeal for justice? More importantly, to whom can we appeal for immediate action??

Were this a group of mentally disabled people who were illegally torn apart and dragged from their peaceful homes, the ACLU and other groups, not to mention the general public, would be furiously up in arms over this situation. These FLDS members are certainly not mentally disabled, but, they seem to be almost as helpless as such people who are at a disadvantage purely due to the innocence of their ignorance. They are foreigners in a foreign land, without any bearings to guide them through this strange new land.

Despite all they have thus far endured, they remain steadfast and solid -- that's an incredible show of strength and personal fortitude. I hope and pray that the children, even the youngest ones, have absorbed that same fortitude to help get them through these horrific trials.

So, what actual, tangible actions can we take? 1,500 miles away makes it unrealistic for me to knock on the doors of Texas residents to get them riled up about the situation; but even if I did do that, what would it accomplish?

I am at a loss, and I therefore earnestly hope there is some clarifying answer to this call to action.