Off Topic: The FLDS families who have been torn apart

April 25, 2008

Sorry for off topic, but i share the feelings as Hanneke.

I could not bear to read about how the baby's tiny fingers were

forcibly torn off mother's bosom, as the baby desperately cling to

mothers neck... it is so disturbing.. i found myself sobbing (and i am

a man)... i keep thinking of all these babies, kids, and the

mothers... i continue to wonder... how could this happen? how? and why

is the public so silent?

Thanks for listening.

Are we witnessing at a form of cancer in our society?

Kris

Hanneke <blosshan wrote:

>

> ...I can't help but feeling disgusted, and ever so sorry for all the

children and parents involved. Whatever your beliefs what is done to

them is inhumane.

>

... and it seems to work out that the whole raid and operation was

totally unjustified and unconstitutional.

> The police force and Texas children's care is not giving up, they

> are holding on to the children.

>

> Those families need help, not just emotional support but legal

> assistance to have their families re united.

>

> http://www.captivefldschildren.org/index.php

>

> Some of the videos I couldn't watch, too upsetting.

> Please let your heart speak!

>

> Hanneke

April 26, 2008

Iam absolutely terrified cant even begin to fathom what has happened to our legal system.The system is corrupt broken and those in position of power are taking advantage of the very fact.How can we live in a society that takes away the very liberty that was granted us by our forefathers who left there own country for freedom of religious persecusion.What society are we living in that takes away such a simple freedom.How can we sit idle and do nothing.. we all need to be very afraid but this doesnt mean do nothing it means now is the time to make a stand for our freedoms while the whole world is watching ..there are several things that are not okay with the compound but to come in and take away a whole sect of people based on hearsay is absolutely insane what happened to due process my god !!!!! you only have had to deal with the texas chilren protective services to know that they are absolutely not at all qualified to have made a decision of this

magfnitude. they are inept at best ..they are a bunch of monkeys incapable of any self thought.They have a gang mentality if you will.. similar to that of the police ..thugs,bullys under the guise of a state program there for the benefit of the people not true ..their needs to be an independent agency investigating of the people ..any and all decisions made by those who are in power and capable of abuse.. like what has taken place today my dear freinds.. It is a very sad day and we need to mourn just another death in our pursuit of freedom and happiness...Any one out there willing to make a go of it with me and some how start up some sort of grassroots effort for those involved in this tragedy..strength in numbers!! Iam not entirely sure how to go about this endeavor.Iam more then sure that someone out there knows a little something about non-violent protest and grassroots organization efforts..Dont any one get me wrong if some abuse of sorts has taken place then yes

those who have commited these crimes must pay the penalty ..with out doubt but that is where the crux of the issue takes place we can have that happen with investigation in proper venue.. innocent until proven guilty not the other way aroundd dammit!!!!!! sincerely cynthia Kris *ii7y <ilovechile+ wrote: Sorry for off topic, but i share the feelings as Hanneke.I could not bear to read about how the baby's tiny fingers wereforcibly torn off mother's bosom, as the baby desperately cling

tomothers neck... it is so disturbing.. i found myself sobbing (and i ama man)... i keep thinking of all these babies, kids, and themothers... i continue to wonder... how could this happen? how? and whyis the public so silent?Thanks for listening.Are we witnessing at a form of cancer in our society?KrisHanneke <blosshan wrote:>> ...I can't help but feeling disgusted, and ever so sorry for all thechildren and parents involved. Whatever your beliefs what is done tothem is inhumane.> .. and it seems to work out that the whole raid and operation wastotally unjustified and unconstitutional.> The police force and Texas children's care is not giving up, they > are holding on to the children. > > Those families need help, not just emotional support but legal > assistance to have their families re united.> > http://www.captivefldschildren.org/index.php> > Some of the videos I couldn't watch, too upsetting.> Please let your heart speak!> > Hanneke

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April 26, 2008

Good Morning,

I live in Texas, just three hours away from the ranch where those

poor children and mothers were separated. Many of us feel repulsed

by the actions of CPS, but don't know what to do about the legal

situation. If some of you would like to become organized so that

we can do something together, please let us know.

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April 26, 2008

Lots of us would be interested in doing something...what can we do?Â SusieSent from my iPod touch.On Apr 26, 2008, at 7:58 AM, Shirl4116 wrote:

Good Morning,

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I live in Texas, just three hours away from the ranch where those

poor children and mothers were separated. Many of us feel repulsed

by the actions of CPS, but don't know what to do about the legal

situation. If some of you would like to become organized so that

we can do something together, please let us know.

Â

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April 26, 2008

Hi,Shirley iam there with you on that any ideas how we begin perphaps a blog page to begin with maybe hitting texas cps with a barrage of letters and or e-mails i mean.We can most certainly obtain a permit to protest but where downtown cps building iam not sure??how about our legislation at the level where it started..I live in houston but am willing to travel.This is not something that we as americans can sit by and let happen. sincerely cynthiaShirl4116 wrote: Good Morning, I live in Texas, just three hours away from the ranch where those poor children and mothers were separated. Many of us feel repulsed by the actions of CPS, but don't know what to do about the legal situation. If some of you would like to become organized so that we can do something together, please let us know. Shirley Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S. used car listings at AOL Autos.

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April 26, 2008

Today it is that group. Which one will it be tomorrow? Pagans?

Shakers? Vegetarians? It has already happened to smokers. My bet is

that it will be de facto for those who do not vaccinate their kids.

April 26, 2008

Please understand that by my comments I am in no way advocating what

the police did in this situation. However, the big difference between

vegetarians, those who don't vaccinate, and this mormon cult, etc?

There is suspicion of child molestation in the mormon cult. There are

children who have left the cult and have testified to the fact that

they themselves were molested. Boys testify to being sodomized and

14-year-old girls testify to being raped by their 60-year-old

" husbands " . Are you going to nullify their awful experience by

protecting those that did this to them??

I am a mom a I've cried over the fact that babies were ripped from

their moms arms. But, I've also cried over the fact that there are

young girls who are brain washed into thinking they're going to heaven

if they allow themselves to be raped and have and old man's baby.

What's the solution? I honestly don't know. But, I think you need to

consider all the facts before jumping on a band wagon.

, " peas_to_u " <THEDIA wrote:

>

> Today it is that group. Which one will it be tomorrow? Pagans?

> Shakers? Vegetarians? It has already happened to smokers. My bet is

> that it will be de facto for those who do not vaccinate their kids.

>

April 27, 2008

Why didn't they arrest the particular males involved in the accusations?

Also polygamy is against the law in most states I believe. Just my 2 cents.

I don't know everything about this case and I don't believe in attacking

someone's religion either.

-

" Tina " <mommyon731

Saturday, April 26, 2008 6:27 PM

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