http://www.eastcountymagazine.org/node/11903
Judicial rights and why they are our most important fights of our time.
Judicial rights and why they are our most important fights of our time.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Sunday, December 9, 2012
FinScribe of wisdom: Are you a modern Moloch worshiper? Modern day Molo...
FinScribe of wisdom: Are you a modern Moloch worshiper? Modern day Molo...: Are you a modern Moloch worshiper? Modern day Moloch worshipers...the idol of child sacrifice through the Child Protective Services Industry
Those that are indifferent to this human right issue in regards to children, is a Moloch worshiper....they don't care about children and they don't care that children are being harmed. They are Moloch worshipers!
Those that are indifferent to this human right issue in regards to children, is a Moloch worshiper....they don't care about children and they don't care that children are being harmed. They are Moloch worshipers!
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Associated Press Article- NC Judge: Return US-born children to deported dad by Michael Beisecker
NC judge: Return US-born children to deported dad
By MICHAEL BIESECKER | Associated Press – Tue, Nov 27, 2012
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina judge on Tuesday ordered three U.S.-born children to be reunited with their deported Mexican father, a move toward resolving a 2-year legal fight that has drawn international attention.
Social services officials in rural Alleghany County had sought to terminate the parental rights of Felipe Montes, who crossed the border illegally in 2003 to work on Christmas tree farms near the mountain town of Sparta. Montes later married a U.S. citizen and the couple had three sons.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Montes in 2010 after he was repeatedly ticketed for driving without a license, which he was barred from getting under North Carolina law without a valid Social Security number.
Montes was deported to Mexico and the boys were placed in state custody after social workers determined his wife, Marie Montes, was unable to properly care for them on her own. Marie Montes collects federal disability payments for a mental illness.
The two older boys, now ages 3 and 5, were sent to live with one foster family, while the youngest, a toddler, was placed with another. Those families have since sought to adopt the children.
District Court Judge Michael Duncan's ruling, which came after a week-long hearing in a state court, could clear the way for the children to live with their father in El Encino, a small village in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
"I love my kids and I will do whatever I need to do to be with them," Montes, 32, said Tuesday by phone from Sparta. "I grew up without my mother and father. I didn't want my kids to grow up and face the same thing. I didn't want them to say some day I did not fight for them."
Montes was allowed to return to the U.S. temporarily in August on a humanitarian parole so that he could attend court. He has been attending parenting classes in the hope of regaining full custody of his children.
Immigration reform activists call Montes' plight an example of how deported parents are often permanently separated from their American children.
A 2011 report from the Applied Research Center, a New York-based racial justice think tank, found about 5,100 children in 22 states were in foster care after their parents were either detained or deported. The federal government doesn't compile national numbers on such separations.
Though immigration officials say it is not their intent to break up families, there's no uniform policy to ensure parents undergoing deportation can arrange for their children's care.
The First Focus Campaign for Children, a Washington D.C.-based advocacy group, used Montes' situation this year to push for two new laws in California aimed at preventing family separations triggered by deportation. Spokeswoman Yali Lincroft predicted Tuesday's ruling in North Carolina will set a legal precedent other courts will pay attention to.
"Hopefully, this case will make the child welfare system aware of due process, so that this sort of thing doesn't happen again," Lincroft said.
Allegany County officials moved to terminate Montes' parental rights after the deported father sought to have his children sent to Mexico, where he works at a walnut farm and shares a house with his uncle, aunt and three nieces.
A home study by Mexican social services authorities shows the cement block house has a refrigerator, satellite television, microwave and plenty of space for children to play. There's a school a few minutes away. But North Carolina officials balked at sending the three boys to live in El Encino, expressing concern the house there doesn't have running water.
Under Duncan's ruling, Montes' sons will go to live with him Dec. 7 in a Sparta hotel room paid for with the help of the Mexican government. The judge said he wanted to monitor how the boys are doing until February 19, when a follow-up hearing is scheduled. The judge could grant Montes full custody and clear the way for the boys to go to Mexico with their father.
Montes' current visa is set to expire Dec. 23. His immigration lawyer, Ann Robertson, said Tuesday she will apply to get the humanitarian parole extended until the court case is resolved.
Montes recently found out his wife is expecting their fourth child. He said he looks forward to the day his family can live together under one roof.
"The plan is to do whatever the judge asks me to do so I can get full custody and go back to Mexico with my kids," he said.
http://www.nbc12.com/story/20197819/nc-judge-return-us-born-children-to-deported-dad
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-wires/20121127/us-immigrants-lost-children/?utm_hp_ref=technology&ir=technology
By MICHAEL BIESECKER | Associated Press – Tue, Nov 27, 2012
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina judge on Tuesday ordered three U.S.-born children to be reunited with their deported Mexican father, a move toward resolving a 2-year legal fight that has drawn international attention.
Social services officials in rural Alleghany County had sought to terminate the parental rights of Felipe Montes, who crossed the border illegally in 2003 to work on Christmas tree farms near the mountain town of Sparta. Montes later married a U.S. citizen and the couple had three sons.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Montes in 2010 after he was repeatedly ticketed for driving without a license, which he was barred from getting under North Carolina law without a valid Social Security number.
Montes was deported to Mexico and the boys were placed in state custody after social workers determined his wife, Marie Montes, was unable to properly care for them on her own. Marie Montes collects federal disability payments for a mental illness.
The two older boys, now ages 3 and 5, were sent to live with one foster family, while the youngest, a toddler, was placed with another. Those families have since sought to adopt the children.
District Court Judge Michael Duncan's ruling, which came after a week-long hearing in a state court, could clear the way for the children to live with their father in El Encino, a small village in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
"I love my kids and I will do whatever I need to do to be with them," Montes, 32, said Tuesday by phone from Sparta. "I grew up without my mother and father. I didn't want my kids to grow up and face the same thing. I didn't want them to say some day I did not fight for them."
Montes was allowed to return to the U.S. temporarily in August on a humanitarian parole so that he could attend court. He has been attending parenting classes in the hope of regaining full custody of his children.
Immigration reform activists call Montes' plight an example of how deported parents are often permanently separated from their American children.
A 2011 report from the Applied Research Center, a New York-based racial justice think tank, found about 5,100 children in 22 states were in foster care after their parents were either detained or deported. The federal government doesn't compile national numbers on such separations.
Though immigration officials say it is not their intent to break up families, there's no uniform policy to ensure parents undergoing deportation can arrange for their children's care.
The First Focus Campaign for Children, a Washington D.C.-based advocacy group, used Montes' situation this year to push for two new laws in California aimed at preventing family separations triggered by deportation. Spokeswoman Yali Lincroft predicted Tuesday's ruling in North Carolina will set a legal precedent other courts will pay attention to.
"Hopefully, this case will make the child welfare system aware of due process, so that this sort of thing doesn't happen again," Lincroft said.
Allegany County officials moved to terminate Montes' parental rights after the deported father sought to have his children sent to Mexico, where he works at a walnut farm and shares a house with his uncle, aunt and three nieces.
A home study by Mexican social services authorities shows the cement block house has a refrigerator, satellite television, microwave and plenty of space for children to play. There's a school a few minutes away. But North Carolina officials balked at sending the three boys to live in El Encino, expressing concern the house there doesn't have running water.
Under Duncan's ruling, Montes' sons will go to live with him Dec. 7 in a Sparta hotel room paid for with the help of the Mexican government. The judge said he wanted to monitor how the boys are doing until February 19, when a follow-up hearing is scheduled. The judge could grant Montes full custody and clear the way for the boys to go to Mexico with their father.
Montes' current visa is set to expire Dec. 23. His immigration lawyer, Ann Robertson, said Tuesday she will apply to get the humanitarian parole extended until the court case is resolved.
Montes recently found out his wife is expecting their fourth child. He said he looks forward to the day his family can live together under one roof.
"The plan is to do whatever the judge asks me to do so I can get full custody and go back to Mexico with my kids," he said.
http://www.nbc12.com/story/20197819/nc-judge-return-us-born-children-to-deported-dad
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-wires/20121127/us-immigrants-lost-children/?utm_hp_ref=technology&ir=technology
Left Hook - Judicial Rights: The Most Important Fight of Our Time
Left Hook
By Walter Davis
San Diego, California
8 December 2012
Judicial Rights: The Most Important
Fight of Our Time
The
proud grandparents had come to Italy to witness the birth of their
granddaughter. Their sailor-son-in-law was Command Center Supervisor on a Navy
admiral’s staff in Naples – Commander Fleet Air Mediterranean. While touring Naples,
they visited a fabulous furniture store. Granny got her wish and Pop ordered a
living room and dining room set. The ornate carvings on the chairs and tables
were very beautiful. They picked a gold fabric to match the beautiful hardwood
on their new custom made sofa and chairs. They enjoyed their beautiful new
granddaughter. She was joined by a beautiful little sister the following year.
The
sofa was delivered in Los Angeles just before the proud new Navy mom and dad
arrived about a little more than year later. They were on their way to Japan;
to a new assignment in USS MIDWAY CV-41 and new adventure.
They
loved their two little girls, born in Germany and Italy during their tour with
the Navy’s Sixth Fleet. The oldest, little Adria had been born at 37 weeks, she
had been taken by air ambulance to Frankfurt, Germany to be born due to her
premature birth. A massive earthquake had hit Italy and her mother went into
labor. Katrina, still a tiny infant had been born in Italy 18 months later. Adria,
now a toddler, was dancing and running around, so excited to see granny. Dad
cautioned her to stop running just before she struck her face on the corner of
one of the ornate carvings, blood rushing down her cheek.
The
terrified young father administered first aid to the hysterical little cutie
and wondered if her face would be permanently scarred. He rushed her to the
hospital and explained what happened to the staff. While his girl got stitches
in her little face, the real nightmare was about to begin. As a nurse cared for
his daughter, the young navigator was escorted to the office of a social worker
who asked him how the little toddler got the injury. After explaining again,
dad was told by the social worker “That is not how this injury happened!”
Surprised, he stated, “Are you saying I am lying?” The social worker replied
“Yes, you cut your daughter’s face!”
A
hot wave of fear, anger and frustration overcame the young sailor who could not
believe what he was hearing. He repeated his story again and the social worker
again said he was lying. She took temporary custody of his daughter and left
him alone in a room, shocked.
Fortunately,
the daughter was returned after a few hours and the couple continued on to
Japan shortly afterwards. They were lucky. A conviction of child abuse could
have resulted in the end of a promising naval career, loss of a top secret
clearance and a beautiful little girl, sold into slavery.
To
those unfamiliar with social services, this may sound impossible; sounds like a
fluke. If only the latter was true. One only has to visit the website (1) or YouTube
Channel (2) of Lawless America to see the corruption of Child Protective
Services, Social Services, hospitals and the judicial system.
Lawless
America: The Movie will be
released in the summer of 2013 (3) and be in major movie theaters. The movie documents widespread
corruption within national and local governments. Nearly one thousand people in
all 50 states have been interviewed. They are from all income levels, races,
backgrounds. ALL American families are at risk. There are a host of Facebook
groups and blogs that document corruption among government officials. Some of
them can be seen at a centralized blog, Citizens Demanding Justice (4).
The
battle, that most do not even realize that they are involved in, is well
underway and American families and the families of future generations are in
jeopardy.
So
how did this get so bad? In the early 70’s Walter Mondale proposed legislation
to curb child abuse. Richard Nixon signed the bill into law. Unfortunately, the
version that was signed into law provided bonuses to social workers based on
how many children were removed from families. Social workers could also be held
liable if they made contact with a family that later had abuse reported. So,
social workers began to report even the most innocuous actions. Eventually,
court officials, attorneys, evaluators and judges realized the huge money
making potential involved with taking kids away and selling them to wealthy
couples who could not have children. In addition, the foster care system became
very profitable with social security funding going to foster care givers and
others involved in the process. Bonuses were and are being paid based on the
number of children taken away. Sadly, family members were not being given an
opportunity to take the kids. This would interrupt the ability of social
workers and attorneys to tap into the social security funding (18). Foreign
governments, dependent on American aid have been arm twisted into adopting
American like drug policies and CPS policies. This problem is international (4).
Foster
care parents can make thousands per month per child, especially if they require
special attention. Sadly, the evaluators who are making such recommendations in
several cases are not credentialed. This is what the California Coalition for
Families and Children has discovered as baby selling rings in San Diego and
Orange County have been uncovered (7). Conveniently, these foster care children can be
dumped on the street when they turn 18. This feeds the vicious cycle where many
become pseudo adults, unprepared for life. They turn to drugs as a means to
cope and make a living. Arrests and jail time follow. Felony convictions mean
they cannot get a job and they become career criminals. They prey on the public
and become part of a permanent underclass, keeping law enforcement and
attorneys employed while city and county coffers are emptied. The children of
these unfortunate people often end up in the CPS system and thus, the cycle
perpetuates itself.
Children
are being taken away from parents for fabricated charges (5), false
positive drug tests (6), falsified CPS reports and corrupt officials running
baby selling rings (7) (8). The children are being given to complete strangers.
Whether the parents are guilty or not, grandparents, uncles, brothers and other
responsible relatives are NOT being given a chance to take custody of the
children. This means that family lineages are being destroyed viciously.
In
many cases, the foster and or adoptive parents are pedophiles or wealthy
families that want to obtain a child, by any means (9).
Lynn
states that her son suffered a bump on the head. She took him into the hospital
for help and she was accused of beating him. CPS took him AND her older
daughter and she may never see them again. She left California and had another
child in New York. Pregnant again, she came back to California where she
delivered a fourth child. Hospital staff reported she was positive in a drug
test. They took her newborn and had her bring in the child born in New York. In
all her cases, the children said she had never abused them. Even though drug
tests administered in hospitals can yield false positives in 47% of tests (6), Lynn’s third
and fourth child were taken and given (sold) to wealthy families who wanted to
adopt children. She has never seen them again (9). Statistics have revealed that
women of color are 9 times more likely to be tested for drugs in the hospital
during a delivery. They also reveal that the propensity of false positives is
great (6) and that hospital staff members are allowed to be retested if found to
be drug positive while patients are not.
Rarely
if ever does one hear the term honest lawyer or, honest politician. Sadly,
these individuals have the power to develop laws that affect our families in a
profound way. How many realize that SBX 2-11 was passed in 2009? This law gives
California judges immunity from criminal prosecution and it is postdated back
20 years (10) (11). For what reason do judges need to be held ABOVE the
law that THEY are tasked to uphold? To
be fair, there are many honest lawyers. They are fighting for citizens in
subtle ways. Many are afraid of the legal system themselves. The state bar is a
tool used against attorneys who do not maintain the status quo (12) (17).
There
are MANY judges who are heroes. Judge Deann Salcido is one of those. She has
revealed corruption in family court (13). The Honorable Mary E. Bullock, a retired Civil Rights
Judge from the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission states that your
chances of getting justice in today’s court system are slim to none (14). Even Judge
Judy has spoken out about CPS (15).
The
reality is that far too many in the legal profession are NOT doing their jobs
correctly. The legal system has become a money maker where children are being
taken away from decent people and sold. Drug laws are being used as an excuse
to destroy people and NEVER allow them to become whole again, no matter what
they do.
During
a radio show, a young Pennsylvania woman revealed that she had done everything
on the CPS list that she was supposed to do to get her kids
back. She was ordered to get STERILIZED. She complied with the order and her
newborn was STILL given to an abusive family that burned the baby over 70% of
her body (16).
The
religious community seems to be lackluster at best in tackling this issue.
While MANY champion taking away women’s rights to choose, few seem to be
championing loving actions that promote healthy development children after they
are born. We see very few heroes like Pastor Wiley of Orange County. He has
been a leader in reporting CPS abuses and helping men and women who are victims
of the judicial system (19).
Sharon was very secure. Her real estate investments
had her family in the million dollar net worth category. She was comfortable
and with her husband, they planned to retire and enjoy success. After a leak
was discovered in her home, she sued an installation company for faulty work.
They had violated environmental standards and put her family at risk. She
discovered other families in similar situations and began to help them. The
court ordered her to stop talking about her case and when she refused, she was
jailed for five days. Today she is having trouble paying her mortgage and is
constantly being threatened with jail for revealing corruption within the
judicial system. That’s right. Citizens can be ordered NOT to talk about how
they have been wronged by the courts and then put in jail if their postings are
found on Facebook or blogs (20).
At one time, fire departments would not come to put
out fires at homes if a fee had not been paid. The fire “companies” were
private and often they would fight each other for the business while homes
burned down. In red state Tennessee, such companies still exist today. They will
hose down a neighbor’s home to keep them from burning down if YOUR house
catches on fire, if you have not paid your fee….while YOUR home burns to the
ground. Imagine getting raped or robbed and police checking to see if you paid
your fees before helping you. That is the barbaric state of our legal system
today. If you cannot pay, you cannot get help and even if you do pay, you still
may not get justice. Attorneys are making $225 per hour and up to administer
justice. Justice should not be dependent on money. It is barbaric for people to
profit on the legal woes of others. A justice system based on profit cannot be
sustained in a higher level society.
This system continues to exist because people think
that it cannot happen to THEM. Sadly, this can and your chances of ending up in
court far outweigh your chances of ending up in the hospital. Your chances of
getting justice are not as you may think. This is not Perry Mason.
In America, a citizen is arrested every 38 seconds for
drug charges. The prison population is increasing by 10,000 people per month.
Americans live in a police state where warehousing people in jail is big
business. Rehabilitation is something that happens on television. It is time
for a more loving approach to people in American society. The Drug Policy
Alliance http://www.drugpolicy.org/ ,
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition http://www.leap.cc/
and PEW Report http://www.pewstates.org/issues/prison-population-328309
websites are excellent sources of information on this topic.
In February 2013, thousands of people are planning a
mass demonstration in Washington D.C. to protest the injustice system. Lawless
America (1) is planning this gathering. Representatives from all 50 states are
gathering to present videos and petitions to their congressmen and women. This
is fight that involves all Americans. The American people can no longer allow
their children to be used as cash commodities. Your support is needed. No one
knows this better than the author of this story. You see, he is the sailor
mentioned at the beginning of this article.
2.
Lawless America
YouTube Channel. YouTube Channel.
http://www.youtube.com/user/lawlessamerica. 4 December 2012. 4 December 2012.
3.
Lawless America:
The Movie Trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TuiYsY_SIA. 4 December 2012. 4 December 2012.
4.
Citizens Demanding
Justice. http://citizensdemandingjustice.blogspot.com/. 4 December 2012. 4 December 2012.
5.
Edds, Kimberly,
Orange County Register Staff Writer. Orange County Register: Lying
Social Worker Promoted. http://taxdollars.ocregister.com/2011/04/25/lying-social-worker-promoted-now-trains-others/81173/ . 25 April 2011. 4 December 2012.
6.
Armentano, Paul.
Why
Are We Testing Newborns for Pot.? AlterNet http://www.alternet.org/drugs/why-are-we-testing-newborns-pot. 23 November 2012. 4 December 2012.
7.
Davis, Walter and Lasher, Eileen. Progress in San Diego TV Show. Victories
Against Family Court. http://youtu.be/bMB9gYhljfw. 28 May 2012. 4 December 2012.
8.
Rawles, Lee. Conspiracy
of Silence Allowed Judges’ Kids for Cash Program Scandal to Occur. ABA
Journal. http://www.abajournal.com/books/article/podcast_episode_015/?utm_source=maestro&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=weekly_email . 12 November 2012. 4 December 2011.
9.
Davis, Walter. How
Lynn Marie Li’s Children Were Taken and Sold. Citizens Demanding justice. http://citizensdemandingjustice.blogspot.com/2012/12/how-lynn-marie-les-kids-were-taken-and.html . 2 December 2012. 4 December 2012.
10.
Senate Bill No. 11. http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/09-10/bill/sen/sb_0001-0050/sbx2_11_bill_20090220_chaptered.pdf . 20 February
2009. 4 December 2012.
11.
Dutton, Leslie.
Full Disclosure Network. http://blog.fulldisclosure.net/2009/09/deception-of-california-supreme-court.html 14 September 2009. 4 December 2012.
12.
Alliance of
California Judges. http://allianceofcaliforniajudges.com/ . 4 December 2012. 4 December 2012.
13.
FOX Studio 11 Los
Angeles. Lost in the System: Former Family Court Judge Speaks Out. http://www.myfoxla.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=7804013#.UG86rl0URBQ.blogger 4 December 2012. 4 December 2012.
14.
Windsor, William and Davis, Walter. Lawless
America: Judge Bullock Complete Story. http://youtu.be/EjXdqi16Ixg. 4 October 2012. 4 December 2012.
15.
Vintage Judge
Judith Sheindlin on 60 Minutes. http://youtu.be/FNQgcEstTbU 28 July 2012. 4 December 2012.
16.
Community
Coalition Radio http://www.blogtalkradio.com/sdcommunitycoalition/2012/08/06/international-corruption-within-child-protective-services
17.
Windsor, William.
Lawless America Dr. Richard Fine Promo Video. http://youtu.be/SgxyH1BZZsU. 1 October 2012. 4 December 2012.
18.
Coffman, David.
Twenty
Years of CAPTA. The Archaic CAPTA Legislation: Finscribes of Wisdom. 7
May 2012. 7 December 2012. http://finscribeofwisdom.blogspot.com/2012/05/archaic-capta-legislation.html?spref=bl
19.
Davis, Walter.
Citizens Demanding Justice: How to Fight CPS – Pastor Wiley. 11
November 2012. 7 December 2012. http://citizensdemandingjustice.blogspot.com/2012/11/how-to-fight-cps-pastor-wiley.html
Friday, December 7, 2012
There ARE Good Law Enforcement Officers
See Law Enforcement Officials that are trying to help. They are all over the world and you should network with them.
http://www.leap.cc/
http://www.leap.cc/
A Good Resource: The Drug Policy Alliance
http://www.drugpolicy.org/
Check it out. Drug policy is used to disrupt parents and families.
Check it out. Drug policy is used to disrupt parents and families.
PEW REPORT: Prison is Big Business
See how the injustice system works to keep Americans in jail.
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Monday, December 3, 2012
Sharon Kramer: Wronged by the Courts, Jailed for Talking about it
What if you were wronged by the justice system. Could you talk to anyone about it? Many people are
finding out that the courts can violate your rights ...then jail you if you tell anyone about it. This is a classic example of how the courts can commit wrongs against the American people, threaten them to keep quiet about it...then jail us if we speak out. Please share this story widely and join Lawless America in our effort to expose judicial corruption.
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Honorable Judge Mary E. Bullock: The Complete Story
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Saturday, December 1, 2012
Richard Authement Discusses the Corruption in CPS
http://apps.attainresponse.com/ComF5/liveRecording.htm?id=398090
Richard's family was challenged immediately upon the birth of his child Pacific. The hospital tried to force his child to take unnecessary and detrimental treatments. She was taken away from him for two months. Armed peace officers escored he and his wife from the hospital building. Because of his science background, Richard was able to prove the lies of CPS and other social workers. The charges were dropped when the social workers failed to show up for court to defend their lies.
Richard's family was challenged immediately upon the birth of his child Pacific. The hospital tried to force his child to take unnecessary and detrimental treatments. She was taken away from him for two months. Armed peace officers escored he and his wife from the hospital building. Because of his science background, Richard was able to prove the lies of CPS and other social workers. The charges were dropped when the social workers failed to show up for court to defend their lies.
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