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We are a coalition of ordinary Florida citizens from all walks of life very concerned with the safety and well-being of our children and families. We believe that we must unite to defend our families for their is great power in unity.
What’s causing the children’s death under the DCF and the separation of our families? One word summarizes it: GREED.
The same greed motivation is behind the forced separation of parents in family courts. If one of the parents has less than 50/50 time sharing, he/she is forced to pay child support, and for every dollar the states spend in child support, the federal government reimburses 66 cents back (so for every $1 the states spend, they receive $1.98 dollars back, a 98% ROI) plus millions in incentives to the states, as per Title IV-D of the social security.
1) If you or someone you know has been affected by DCF or Family courts, join CAPRA as one of the lead plaintiffs in an upcoming landmark federal class action lawsuit against all 50 States and the Federal Government, because you qualify as:
Check it out! It just requires entering someone’s referral Code to join – so PLEASE use ours – 33183MJ123 – in the CAPRA registration form, located on the bottom of the homepage at http://parentalrightsclassaction.com, just click on our personal recruitment link to become part of our team: http://form.jotformpro.com/form/52257…2) Join the Anti Corruption Act in your neighborhood: https://represent.us/#aaca
3) Send letters to congress and president requesting DCF reform: http://fight-cps.rallycongress.com/14…
4) Watch and tell others to watch Divorce Corp documentary now viewable in Netflix.
One of the main causes of all the abuses taking place in the present judicial system and associated organizations, guardianship programs, DCF , Juvenile courts, HOA scams, Family Courts, etc. is the lack of judicial accountability caused by the lost of judicial checks and balances so necessary in a Republic, see http://www.constitution.org/fed/federa51.htm.
Calling Congress: A Need and a Primer
Congressmen and Congresswomen have communicated that they are waiting to hear from more of their constituents. In some districts, this makes sense: your contacts provide them with cover. Should anyone call to oppose our resolution, your congressman can tell them, “I have heard from dozens/scores/hundreds/thousands (as the case may be) of other constituents who support this Amendment.”
I have to admit, though, that when a congressman says, “I want to hear from more people in my district before I sign on,” I can’t help but hear a challenge. My mental response is, “Yeah? Be careful what you wish for….”
In that spirit, we would like to generate as many calls to Congress as we can (except to those who are already cosponsors) encouraging them to sign on to the Amendment. Here’s all you need to do to make that happen – whether you favor the easy approach or building long-term relationships.
21,943 Letters and Emails Sent So Far!!
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The Easy Approach
Maybe you’ve never called before; maybe you’ve been concerned it would take up too much time or effort. This “easy approach” is for you. You can probably place your call in a minute or less.
1. Visit ParentalRights.org/States and click on your state (either on the map or using the two-letter postal abbreviation in the right sidebar). On your state’s page, locate your lawmaker’s D.C. phone number and call.
2. A member of your congressman’s staff (usually a receptionist, but perhaps an intern) will answer the phone. Identify yourself and be sure to tell them you are a constituent.
3. Politely tell them why you are calling, including the specific action you would like to see, the name and number of the item about which you are calling, and how the office can take action.
In this case, it might go like this: “I am calling to urge the Congressman to cosponsor HJRes. 50, the Parental Rights Amendment. You can contact Patrick Fleming in Mark Meadows’ office to sign on.” You can add a line or two about why parents’ rights are so vital to you (our website is full of ideas) and why the Congressman needs to preserve them through this Amendment.
4. The staff person will most likely take your message; you can thank them and hang up. There is a chance, though, that they will offer to transfer you to the person handling that issue. In that case, simply tell that staff person what you told the receptionist. It is that simple.
The Relational Approach
Maybe you’re ready to invest more time and effort in seeing the Amendment pass. It can still be pretty simple. Here’s all you do:
1. Visit ParentalRights.org/States and click on your state either on the map or the sidebar. On your state’s page, locate your representative’s D.C. phone number and give them a call.
2. A staff person will answer the phone – likely a receptionist or an intern. Try to catch their name and use it. Identify yourself, tell them you are a constituent, and tell them that you are calling to support the Parental Rights Amendment. Then ask, “Who in your office handles that issue?” and ask to be transferred to that person. Be sure to write down the name (and position if you get it). You will want to build a rapport with this person.
3. There is a good chance that person will not be immediately available. You can be transferred to their voice mail, or you can ask if you could get their email address and simply email them. If you email, you might attach a copy of HJRes50 so they don’t have to look it up.
4. Politely tell them why you are calling, including the specific action you would like to see, the name and number of the item about which you are calling, and how the office can take action. (See the example in #3 of the Easy Approach).
Be sure to mention why parents’ rights are so vital to you (our website is full of ideas) and why the Congressman needs to preserve them through this Amendment.
5. If you are talking live (as opposed to leaving a voice mail or email), ask them two simple questions (if you feel comfortable enough): “Was your office already familiar with this Amendment?” And “Do you know of any concerns the congressman has with the Amendment that I might be able to get answered for you?”
If you get these two questions answered, share that with us. We can provide answers to your congressman’s concerns. This will help you build relationships in that office by establishing that you are capable and informed. Even if they have no questions, you have made yourself a resource for them, which helps define your relationship.
6. Follow up. Call again later. Ask by name for the person taking care of the PRA. Ask if they have any questions you can get answered so the congressman can sign on. When they’re in their state offices over July 4 week or in August, you might even drop by for a brief visit.
Over time, you can develop a relationship with them – even if they are from “the wrong party.” Find common ground, remain friendly and respectful, and help them to see that protecting parents in just common sense. Offer them your help in understanding our cause. That staff member you befriend can influence your congressman to support your parental rights.
Whichever path fits you, please take the time now to call. Together we can move the Amendment forward in this Congress – then move it to the Senate and the States.
Michael Ramey – Director of Communications & Research – P.O. Box 1090 Purcellville, VA 20134 – (540)-751-1200 – info@parentalrights.org – 
Children’s Rights
Nationwide, there are State run agencies who are supposed to be protecting abused children in dangerous situations. Each State has many different titles for them. All of them are main stapled as CPS (Child Protective Services). For example, in Texas they’re known as DFPS. (Department of Family and Protective Services)
While there is an important need to find abused children and to protect them, the current system is only finding a small percentage of those truly abused children. The rest of their statistics that guarantee a high departmental income are from families who never abused their children. Where they get this income and the sources of information will be posted after the next paragraph.
I am not calling for an abolishment of CPS. What I am petitioning for is an overhaul and restructure to bring them in line with lawful investigation practices, to maintain Constitutional Rights and proper training for Agents who never had children, and psychological evaluations to find and replace the Agents who were themselves abused as Children and see abuse in every home regardless of the situation. This is not, I repeat, not a rare occurrence. I will supply statistics to support this and how this has escalated. I will also supply the sources.
Departmental income has become more important to CPS and their offices than actually finding abused children and protecting them. Each and every time they remove a child from the home, they get paid from the Federal Government. Here they are:
1. Public Law 93-247 known as the Mondale Act of 1974.
2. Public Law 96-272 known as the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980
3. Social Security Title IV-E funds.
The ASFA- Public Law 105-89 known as American Safe Families Act of 1997 is one of the most horrific laws on the books today. While it sounds nice in the title, when you get through the legal jargon, what this means is so wrong. If you ever had a child removed from your house by CPS, even UNFOUNDED and you are innocent, they will take that child in minutes after the child is born! Babies are highly adoptable and the Federal Government pays out $6,000 to the CPS office who conducts the legal kidnapping and gets them adopted quickly without regards to the biological Mother and her family. Since she was investigated once, they do this in the “best interests of the child” as she is a “potential” abuser.
The largest targeted type of families are folks with low incomes, children on SSI and are minorities. If you even have one of those three issues, you are a target for CPS to illegally investigate you. While these things are a surefire magnet, they have been known to do illegal investigations against families if they were reported falsely with malicious intent. Example is an ex-wife wants to get even with her ex-husband and his new family, she could report them and put them through Hell.
Why are the reasons CPS Agents actually find so little true abuse?
1. Agents who never had children and don’t understand that a few toys in the corner of the room is not a hazardous mess.
2. Agents are not trained in real evidence recognition. In fact, no Agent in CPS has any training in evidence, the Constitution or criminal justice. They are given anywhere from 3 to 6 months of training, being taught that it is ok to break into a Home without probable cause or exigent circumstances.
3. Agents are trained to use subjective speculation and not objective factual reporting.
4. The Agents do not get psychological evaluations. A number of Agents who were abused as a child themselves see abuse in every home they go into, even if it’s not there.
5. Most States do not require Agents to have a degree in Social Sciences. Any degree will do, doesn’t even have to be related to the field.
6. The Agency has no checks and balances. A field Agent can lie to a judge or police officer with absolutely no proof and have it entered as factual evidence in a court of law!
7. Agents are trained to believe they are immune from the authority of the First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment. They violate this in every investigation done nationwide.
Here are the statistics and sources to support these facts:
Number of Cases per 100,000 children in the United States. These numbers come from The National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect (NCCAN) in Washington.
CPS- Physical Abuse (160) Sexual Abuse (112) Neglect (410) Medical Neglect (14) Fatalities (6.4)
Parents- Physical Abuse (59) Sexual Abuse (13) Neglect (241) Medical Neglect (12) Fatalities (1.5)
As you can see, children are abused far more in care than at home. The calculated average is for every 1 abused child removed from an abusive home, there are 17 unabused children removed from loving non-offending homes nationwide.
Constitutional Violations and Court Rulings that CPS Ignores to this very day!
1. It’s unconstitutional for CPS to conduct an investigation and interview a child on private property without exigent circumstances or probable cause. – Doe et al, v. Heck et al (No. 01-3648, 2003 US App. Lexis 7144)
2. All CPS workers in the United States are subject to the 4th and 14th Amendment – Walsh v. Erie County Dept. of Job and Family Services, 3:01-cv-7588
3. Police officers and social workers are not immune for coercing or forcing entry into a person’s home without a search warrant. Calabretta v. Floyd (9th Cir. 1999)
4. The mere possibility of danger does not constitute an emergency or exigent circumstance that would justify a forced warrantless entry and a warrantless seizure of a child. Hurlman v. Rice (2nd Cir. 1991)
5. Police officer and social worker may not conduct a warrantless search or seizure in a suspected child abuse case absent exigent circumstances. Defendants must have reason to believe that life or limb is in immediate jeopardy and that the intrusion is reasonable necessary to alleviate the threat. Searches and seizures in investigation of a child neglect or child abuse case at a home are governed by the same principles as other searches and seizures at a home. Goodv. Dauphin County Social Services (3rd Cir. 1989)
6. The Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures extends beyond criminal investigations and includes conduct by social workers in the context of a child neglect/abuse investigation. Lenz v. Winburn (11th Cir. 1995)
7. Making false statements made to obtain a warrant, when the false statements were necessary to the finding of probable cause on which the warrant was based, violates the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement. Aponte Matos v. Toledo Davilla (1st Cir. 1998)
What can be done to change this for a better, more healthy Child Protection System?
I. Child Abuse is a Crime, not a touchy feely civil complaint and should be investigated as a crime.
II. Have the abuse allegations investigated by a Detective or Police Officer, who are trained for this as a career, whereas CPS workers are not. All investigations are joint ones with said Officers of the Law and with warrants properly issues under probable cause.
III. Re-train Agents to respect and obey the laws of the Constitution of the United States. If a family is guilty of abuse, a legal investigation will find it.
IV. Repeal the Mondale Act, Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act, Title IV-E rewards to CPS from Social Security and the American Safe Families Act. Remember, they are not what the title sounds like and has been the root core of many loving homes losing their children to a system that will abuse them.
V. Make CPS legally investigate those who sign up to be foster parents. They do not do this today, and many foster parent who want the money for fostering them are actually child abusers who never get caught!
VI. All interviews to be audio and video recorded just like it happens with the police!
VII. Hold CPS Agents and foster parents and the records keeper responsible for every child who vanishes or dies in their care for their location.
VIII. Also investigate the person or persons reporting the abuse, and if done maliciously with intent to disrupt a family, prosecute the reporter to the fullest extent of the Law regarding making false claims to Government Agencies to affect an unnecessary and costly investigation.
IX. Abuse is a Crime, guarantee the accused retain their right to face their accusers in a court of law. As the system currently is, this is not done.
X. The Children are to be tracked on a weekly basis, so no more children vanish in the system.
XI. If a disabled, mentally retarded or sick Child is put into Foster Care, the Child’s current Physician will need to provide a copy of the diagnosis and treatment, and medications, if any, will be provided as prescribed by the Physician. All appointments must be kept while in Foster Care. Any violations without a very good reason will result in the Foster Parents losing their certification for Foster Care.
XII. If a Foster Child dies while in Foster Care, there will be an Investigation by the FBI and all parties responsible for the Death of a Child will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
XIII. There will be a National Database where all known abusers are recorded and can be accessed by Law Enforcement. Everyone who is found not guilty won’t have their Convictions and Abuse Reports listed. It will be illegal to keep records of any sort on innocent individuals or families. If they are convicted in a court of law by a jury of their peers, then the report of abuse they are guilty of will be the only report listed.
Currently, none of this is done, and innocent families who are not guilty of anything are losing their Children based on the word of others where there is no burden of proof for Prosecution, for the sake of getting Federal Funds for tens of thousands of dollars. The few truly abused children are ending up in a system where they are worse off than where they came from, even to the extent of being killed. Also, the innocent children who are never abused are also killed.
One of the main causes of all the abuses taking place in the present judicial system and associated organizations, guardianship programs, DCF , Juvenile courts, HOA scams, Family Courts, etc. is the lack of judicial accountability caused by the lost of judicial checks and balances so necessary in a Republic, see http://www.constitution.org/fed/federa51.htm.
Injustice against one American is injustice against all Americans. Help us put the Justice back into Child Protective Services and get them focused on finding and saving abused children. It’s time we removed them from the profitable business of tearing loving non-offending families apart.
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