This post needs to be spread worldwide so that nobody adopts these two beautiful children of Indian origin. Their parents have been fighting to get back their kids for too long. If they dint love their kids they wouldnt have fought. British laws are anti family. They do not understand Indian family values. Nobody wants to take up this case as the State itself is hostile. I have understood the various nuances of this case and with full responsibility request you to share. The parents need our support. THIS NEEDS TO BECOME A MASS MOVEMENT. Dont let British social workers or NGOs defraud you into adopting these boys saying that they have been abused or abandoned by their parents. They have never been abused and they have loving parents who have been fighting with all theyve got to get them back. Their case has been reported in the press as baby with no name. The judges in the case are on record to say there has been no abuse of these boys - the younger one was taken away from hospital within days of being delivered, so there wasnt even the possibility of any such thing in his case. They were greeted on New Years Eve with a letter from British Social Services saying their boys were going to be adopted away. Please, potential adopters, dont be a party to denying these boys their parents. Dont support this horrible system of child snatching - imagine if you adopted a child and their children (your grandchildren) were to be snatched away by heartless British Social Services one day. Imagine if your home were invaded by hostile social workers with the power to take your children away just because they didnt like you. Join the fight to stop children being taken away from their mothers because social workers judge them to be of low IQ or because the father objects to their threatening his pregnant partner with removal of the yet-to-be-born baby simply because the father didnt get on with them. Please, Facebook friends, start the New Year with a good deed and share widely.
Posted on: Sat, 03 Jan 2015 01:28:03 +0000
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