Michael Borusieiwicz from https://facebook/groups/LukesArmy/ 2 hrs · Edited I thought that each of you would benefit considerably from this well made (very balanced) British Video which is essential viewing for any parents from or in the UK, but significant for Australian and US viewers as well, given the similarities that exist with forced adoptions in some states (such as NSW). If anyone you care about lives in the UK, you might want to forward this video on them them. If you are a Parent, Educator, Lawyer, Doctor, Social Worker,or law enforcement professional then I feel this video makes compelling viewing, and I also feel I would be personally remiss if I did not make you aware of it. Highlights include: A Political Candidate (who had previously been involved in working with Child Protection) risks loses her child) A retired Judge Speaks out on the process Head of Social Services speaks on the matter Independent Social worker shows the Social Workers manual - the common theme of Potential Risk of Future Emotional Harm under the current definition no one is really exempt... A Video of the removal process - Police just doing their job - acting on a court order A comparison of Social Services in France and those in England Pregnant Woman forced to leave England and not return so their babies are not stolen at birth Parents that end up with Criminal Charges due to no fault of their own A look at the process and power of the legislation that violates the most basic and precious of human rights. Some inspirational people in Europe who fight against this awful, dysfunctional and devastating system. Check out this video on YouTube: youtu.be/va1N9r2Vieg Kindest Regards Brook PS: According to the 2013 Annual Report - the Western Australian Department of Child Protection Intake was 37% of Children for what they deemed Emotional Abuse which if you review the definitions is a very sobering thought in regards to protecting your children against system abuse or social worker abuse.
Posted on: Mon, 29 Dec 2014 04:04:31 +0000
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