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A child is the responsibility of conscientious Parents, not the State.
Website dedicated to defending parental rights against encroachments of the state upon the upbringing and care of children. Only in cases of gross abuse should the state intervene on behalf of the child. Abortion, for example, in which a parent takes the life of an innocent fetus, is an instance where prosecution of the parent and practitioners should be pursued.
General Overview
National Racket. Hundreds of thousands of children are taken wrongfully from their parents and family guardians and put into state custody. State gets money for each child taken. Division of Child Services gets money for each child adopted out. Care under foster families is twice as bad as natural homes on average. The same kind of thing happens with disabled and elderly. Bottom line: break up the family to bring them into State control and fear, while making a buck for the middle man.
See:
- American Family Rights Association
- Citizen's Commission on Human Rights - independent body that investigates and exposes psychiatric violations of human rights.
Case Studies
- Victim Families Say Autism-Vaccination Link Painfully Obvious - Attempts at disclosure have been silenced by the government and media, who continually deny that any connection exists. Huge potential liabilities and lost profits are thought to be the primary reason for stonewalling relief for a situation that now effects approximately 1 in 66 families.
- Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Falsely Diagnosed as Malnutrition from Vegan Diet - State of Utah dragging its feet in acknowledging error; not vindicating parents wrongfully accused. The child was finally returned on Feb. 3, 2004, but the state still insists on nutritional monitoring.
Return Matthew Thaxton to Parents, and Restore Family to Whole - [Feb. 3, 2004; child has been returned; but family still being harassed over diet, though CO poisoning was cause of illness.]
- Parker Jensen Case -
State took Parker away from parents insisting he undergo chemotherapy.
Parents took child to Idaho. State charged Jensens with
kidnapping. Public outcry forced the state to back off.
- The Taking of Logan Marr -
The tragic story of a 5-year-old girl, taken from a mother who never abused
her, whose death while in foster care prompted the state of Maine to
reexamine its child welfare policies.
- More > FightForKids.com > Message to Moms - Lists several cases where state imposes grievous situations on children contrary to wishes of parents.
General Articles
- 'Parker' bill could alter role of parents - A bill passed by the state Senate this week would give Utah parents more power in making medical decisions about their children -- more power, in fact, than possessed by parents anywhere else in the country. (SL Tribune, Feb. 14, 2004)
- Utah Senate votes to boost parents' rights - approved a bill that would require parents to be deemed incompetent before the state could mandate medical treatment for their children. (SL Tribune, Feb. 13, 2004)
- My Child, My Choice - The Utah legislature is set to debate a host of bills regarding parental rights this session, largely due to the fall out from the Parker Jensen saga of the summer. (Utah Politics; January 13, 2004)
- The Parens Patriae Powers - describes why DCFS or CPS or whatever state organization thinks they own our children.
- Activists protest "tyranny" of the DCFS - parental rights activists spend their holiday knocking doors of lawmakers (SL Tribune, Dec. 26, 2003)
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- Capitol rally backs rights of parents - Mothers say the state acts too quickly to take kids on lame allegations; officials defend the protection process (Salt Lake Tribune; Sept. 27, 2003)
- Foster Care proving to be more dangerous than homes from which children are being taken (LA Daily News; Dec. 10, 2003)
- Portugal Sex Scandal Included State Children's Home (CBS; Dec. 30, 2003)
Relevant Websites
"The Constitution of this republic should make special provisions for medical freedom as well as religious freedom. To restrict the art of healing to one class of men and deny equal privileges to others will constitute the Bastille of medical science. All such laws are un-American and despotic."
-- Benjamin Rush, 18th Century Physician
Signer, The Declaration of Independence
Site created by SDA,
Aug. 31, 2003
Last updated June 01, 2004
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