Nazi tactics American style - Page 2

rand0M aXiS · 05-01-2008, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by mahak

Hold on, Billary is coming.

mad mahax

What?

You're not rootin' for Obama? I know, that Rev. Wright problem will be playing all summer long....

Back to the topic: This church/compound should have been handled in a much more professional way. Now they have 432 kids in foster care?

As far as Mormons go, I havn't had much association with them, even tho there are lots of them around the Pacific Inland Northwest. Caru prabhu seems to have engaged them very niceley in his project. The splinter groups seem to be the ones with major problems -- and are usually centered around a charismatic leader.

I'm suprised that the West Virginia Non-Vrndavan wasn't raided earlier to expose all the crimes that went on for years before the end.

rand0M aXiS · 05-22-2008, 01:38 PM

SAN ANGELO, Texas - A state appellate court has ruled that child welfare officials had no right to seize more than 400 children living at a polygamist sect's ranch.

The Third Court of Appeals in Austin ruled that the grounds for removing the children were "legally and factually insufficient" under Texas law. They did not immediately order the return of the children.

Child welfare officials removed the children on the grounds that the sect pushed underage girls into marriage and sex and trained boys to become future perpetrators.

The appellate court ruled the chaotic hearing held last month did not demonstrate the children were in any immediate danger, the only measure of taking children from their homes without court proceedings.

theist · 05-25-2008, 09:11 AM

And now the State of Texas is appealing that decision to a higher court I hear. They have returned 12 children.....that is out of 450 kids. They put these kids into the foster care program and we all know what problems arise from some of those foster homes.

rand0M aXiS · 05-29-2008, 06:01 PM

Texas Supreme Court rules against state in taking of children
By Brooke Adams
The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake Tribune

SAN ANGELO, Texas - The Texas Supreme Court today turned down the state’s request to overturn an lower court’s ruling that that hundreds of FLDS children have been taken into state custody improperly.

The high court’s ruling comes a week after the Third Court of Appeals ruled that some, if not all, of the more than 450 children in state custody should be returned home to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints’ ranch in West Texas.
The children were taken into state custody during an early April raid on the YFZ Ranch, based on the state’s contention that all were at risk of sexual and physical abuse due to the sect’s practice of polygamy.

The children are in foster care or shelters scattered about the state. Those 12 months and younger can have their nursing mothers with them, and some have been reunited with their families but remain in the state’s care.

The raid was authorized by 51st District Judge Barbara Walther in San Angelo, who also ruled after two days of hearings that the children should remain in custody. The appeals court found last week that Walther lacked sufficient evidence to support the state’s claims that all of the FLDS children were at risk.

theist · 05-29-2008, 06:23 PM

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The raid was authorized by 51st District Judge Barbara Walther in San Angelo, who also ruled after two days of hearings that the children should remain in custody. The appeals court found last week that Walther lacked sufficient evidence to support the state’s claims that all of the FLDS children were at risk.

What fascist factory do they get some of these judges from?

mahak · 05-29-2008, 07:27 PM

The big one, theist. Name a group allowed to continue, allowed to declare independence? None, not one. Not the righteous real christians of montana, not the vegetarian MOVE family from Philly, not the Davidians whose leader's great sin was to give accuarate purport of the 7 seals.

So, all you younguns, get with the program. The factory has a franchise near you. Sign up now for your course in prison guard technician. The biggest industry is not DOD where in the forties, fifties and sixties, folks could ply their expertise to build great infrastructure for protection of our freedom. Freedom is lost, industry is in china and india, and DHS is the great employer. If not police of prison guard, there is only the coffee shops where they get their donuts that have available employment.

theist · 05-29-2008, 10:01 PM

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The big one, theist. ]

I hear that Mahak.