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OR THE CHILD PROTECTION AGENCY. HAD YOUR CHILD BE DECLARED A CINA. WHAT STATE ARE YOU FROM?
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DSHS/DCFS/DCF/CPS or whatever else they call themselves are supposed to protect and help children of abuse and help families learn parenting skills among other skills to prevent future abuse and better their lives.
However, 80% of all reports of child abuse are false and many parents lose their children because of false allegations and these familiies are destroyed. These child protection agencies recieve state and federal monies (awards) per child removed. Babies are also in high demand. For more info see the below resources.
Source(s): American Family Rights Association
http://www.familyrightsassociation.com/
Child Protective Services CPS False Accusations Family Rights v. Child Welfare
http://www.fightcps.com/
A Voice for Children
http://www.avoiceforchildren.com/
Book by Brenda Scott “Out of Control – Who’s Watching Our Child Protection Agencies”
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1563840693/…
Awful presumptive of you that people won’t look at links in the Yahoo
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, I usually do. I don’t email because I don’t want to end up on someones propaganda spam list. Before you blame Bush for everything, remember who was the Pres. when NAFTA was enacted, that’s right, Bill Clinton. As far as Treason, that’s a pretty serious offense that you might want to get defined for you before you go spouting off in the wrong forum and get slammed for slander. As far as prosecution for any crime, the next President will do for him, what incoming Presidents have done for decades and that is to grant a full pardon for any transgressions of criminal or civil law that he may have perpetrated while in office. Pretty much standard procedure so that the outgoing President can live his life peaceably without nut jobs trying to prosecute him or persecute him. If you check, you’ll probably find that he did that for President Clinton.
It is parenting related because DHS and child protection helps children and families.
no.
how is this parenting related?
no