CPS corruption hurts and destroys families worldwide. Please use caution posting about CPS here or anyplace on the internet. For your protection, using your full, real name and precise location is not advised. CPS has eyes everywhere and CPS is notorious for taking what people say, twisting it, embellishing on it and then using it against them in CPS "investigations" and at court proceedings.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Michigan CPS and Failure To Prevent Injury
In the trial court, the judge ordered that the rights of the baby’s mother and father be terminated. The parents appealed the case to the Michigan Court of Appeals. They argued that there is no evidence against either of them that they were the perpetrator of any child abuse, and therefore the child should not be taken from them. However, the Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court’s ruling, stating that there need be no “definitive evidence regarding the identity of the perpetrator, where the evidence does show that the respondent or respondents must either have caused or failed to prevent the child’s injuries.” This ruling is one step closer to strict liability for unexplained infant injuries in Michigan. According to the Court of Appeals, the caretaking parent must have caused the injury, or he or she must have failed to prevent the injury. According to the Court of Appeals, either of these situations offer sufficient grounds for a judge to terminate a parent’s parental rights.
Read the entire story here.
The BS Behind Psychiatric DSM - Fraud Of Drugging People
While CPS is busy creating "special needs" children from normal children that they remove from the homes of loving families, the drug companies, doctors, the states, and even the foster homes or institutions are fattening their pockets. (Once a child is deemed "special needs", the federal government pays more money to all involved with that child.)
In drugging these innocent children, they are destroying their developing brains.
How, just how, do all involved in this fraud sleep at night knowing that they are lobotomizing the very children they claim to be protecting and caring for? How?!!
Psychiatry Exposed Part 1
Psychiatry Exposed Part 2
Psychiatry Exposed Part 3
Psychiatry Exposed Part 4
Psychiatry Exposed Part 5
Psychiatry Exposed Part 6
http://youtu.be/M6mDtNSVTpU
Psychiatry Exposed Part 7
http://youtu.be/QVpSE1UtxHs
Psychiatry Exposed Part 8
Psychiatry Exposed Part 9
Psychiatry Exposed Part 10
Psychiatry Exposed Part 11
Psychiatry Exposed Part 12
Psychiatry Exposed Part 13
Psychiatry Exposed Part 14
Psychiatry Exposed Part 15
In drugging these innocent children, they are destroying their developing brains.
How, just how, do all involved in this fraud sleep at night knowing that they are lobotomizing the very children they claim to be protecting and caring for? How?!!
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Send Us Stories - Possible Congressional Help
Hey everyone, we are wondering if any readers would like to share their CPS stories with us to be forwarded on to a US Senator who said he'd take a look at the situation and consider everything for an investigative Congressional hearing?
Send stories to cpsracket@gmail.com
Please indlude your name, address, and phone # if you feel comfortable.
It's hard to say how this will pan out but it is hope, which is hard to find when contending with CPS.
Send stories to cpsracket@gmail.com
Please indlude your name, address, and phone # if you feel comfortable.
It's hard to say how this will pan out but it is hope, which is hard to find when contending with CPS.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Report Corruption To The FBI?
A lot of people are reporting CPS, the courts, Gals, and etc. to the FBI. We never thought about that before. While it would be wonderful if the FBI would do something about the plight of American families, we are quickly reminded how the FBI and CIA were involved (allegedly?) in the Franklin Cover Up and the whole Boys and Girls Town child sex trafficking ordeal. (Or was it just the CIA? Doesn't matter, it seems they all work hand in hand.)
We don't know how effective reporting corruption to the FBI would be but the FBI does post the following on their website:
Public Corruption
Why It’s Our #1 Criminal Priority
03/26/10
Public corruption is a breach of trust by federal, state, or local officials—often with the help of private sector accomplices. It’s also the FBI’s top criminal investigative priority. To explain why the Bureau takes public corruption so seriously and how we investigate, we talked with Special Agent Patrick Bohrer, assistant section chief of our Public Corruption/Civil Rights program at FBI Headquarters.
Question: Why is public corruption so high on the FBI’s list of investigative priorities?
Answer: Because of its impact. Corrupt public officials undermine our country’s national security, our overall safety, the public trust, and confidence in the U.S. government, wasting billions of dollars along the way. This corruption can tarnish virtually every aspect of society. For example, a border official might take a bribe, knowingly or unknowingly letting in a truck containing weapons of mass destruction. Or corrupt state legislators could cast deciding votes on a bill providing funding or other benefits to a company for the wrong reasons. Or at the local level, a building inspector might be paid to overlook some bad wiring, which could cause a deadly fire down the road.
Q: Can you describe the kinds of public corruption that the FBI investigates?
A: It really runs the gamut. Bribery is the most common. But there’s also extortion, embezzlement, racketeering, kickbacks, and money laundering, as well as wire, mail, bank, and tax fraud. Right now, based on our intelligence on emerging trends, we are focused specifically on several major issues: corruption along our national borders; corrupt officials who take advantage of natural disasters or economic crises to divert some of the government’s aid into their own pockets; and a myriad of officials who may personally benefit from the economic stimulus funding.
Q: Where do you find this corruption?
A: Just about everywhere—at the federal, state, and local levels throughout the country. And I should point out, the vast majority of our country’s public officials are honest and work hard to improve the lives of the American people. But a small number make decisions for the wrong reasons—usually, to line their own pockets or those of friends and family. These people can be found—and have been found—in legislatures, courts, city halls, law enforcement departments, school and zoning boards, government agencies of all kinds (including those that regulate elections and transportation), and even companies that do business with government.
Q: How does the FBI investigate public corruption?
A: We’re in a unique position to investigate allegations of public corruption. Our lawful use of sophisticated investigative tools and methods—like undercover operations, court-authorized electronic surveillance, and informants—often gives us a front-row seat to witness the actual exchange of bribe money or a backroom handshake that seals an illegal deal…and enough evidence to send the culprits to prison. But we have plenty of help. We often work in conjunction with the inspector general offices from various federal agencies, as well as with our state and local partners. And we depend greatly on assistance from the public. So let me end by saying, if anyone out there has any information about potential wrongdoing by a public official, please submit a tip online or contact your local FBI field office. Your help really makes a difference.
Source http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2010/march/corruption_032610/public-corruption-why-it2019s-our-1-criminal-priority
While reporting the corruption you believe is involved in your CPS case does help you document all of what is going on and what you have done to remedy the situation, we are unsure just how helpful it would be. It really is hard to know who to trust or count on once you are involved with CPS.
We don't know how effective reporting corruption to the FBI would be but the FBI does post the following on their website:
Public Corruption
Why It’s Our #1 Criminal Priority
03/26/10
Public corruption is a breach of trust by federal, state, or local officials—often with the help of private sector accomplices. It’s also the FBI’s top criminal investigative priority. To explain why the Bureau takes public corruption so seriously and how we investigate, we talked with Special Agent Patrick Bohrer, assistant section chief of our Public Corruption/Civil Rights program at FBI Headquarters.
Question: Why is public corruption so high on the FBI’s list of investigative priorities?
Answer: Because of its impact. Corrupt public officials undermine our country’s national security, our overall safety, the public trust, and confidence in the U.S. government, wasting billions of dollars along the way. This corruption can tarnish virtually every aspect of society. For example, a border official might take a bribe, knowingly or unknowingly letting in a truck containing weapons of mass destruction. Or corrupt state legislators could cast deciding votes on a bill providing funding or other benefits to a company for the wrong reasons. Or at the local level, a building inspector might be paid to overlook some bad wiring, which could cause a deadly fire down the road.
Q: Can you describe the kinds of public corruption that the FBI investigates?
A: It really runs the gamut. Bribery is the most common. But there’s also extortion, embezzlement, racketeering, kickbacks, and money laundering, as well as wire, mail, bank, and tax fraud. Right now, based on our intelligence on emerging trends, we are focused specifically on several major issues: corruption along our national borders; corrupt officials who take advantage of natural disasters or economic crises to divert some of the government’s aid into their own pockets; and a myriad of officials who may personally benefit from the economic stimulus funding.
Q: Where do you find this corruption?
A: Just about everywhere—at the federal, state, and local levels throughout the country. And I should point out, the vast majority of our country’s public officials are honest and work hard to improve the lives of the American people. But a small number make decisions for the wrong reasons—usually, to line their own pockets or those of friends and family. These people can be found—and have been found—in legislatures, courts, city halls, law enforcement departments, school and zoning boards, government agencies of all kinds (including those that regulate elections and transportation), and even companies that do business with government.
Q: How does the FBI investigate public corruption?
A: We’re in a unique position to investigate allegations of public corruption. Our lawful use of sophisticated investigative tools and methods—like undercover operations, court-authorized electronic surveillance, and informants—often gives us a front-row seat to witness the actual exchange of bribe money or a backroom handshake that seals an illegal deal…and enough evidence to send the culprits to prison. But we have plenty of help. We often work in conjunction with the inspector general offices from various federal agencies, as well as with our state and local partners. And we depend greatly on assistance from the public. So let me end by saying, if anyone out there has any information about potential wrongdoing by a public official, please submit a tip online or contact your local FBI field office. Your help really makes a difference.
Source http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2010/march/corruption_032610/public-corruption-why-it2019s-our-1-criminal-priority
While reporting the corruption you believe is involved in your CPS case does help you document all of what is going on and what you have done to remedy the situation, we are unsure just how helpful it would be. It really is hard to know who to trust or count on once you are involved with CPS.
More Evidence Of Corruption In Family Court - Kentucky
With this kind of stuff going on, how can any parent or family member expect to have a fair and impartial hearing on matters involving their children? It is sickening how the judge speaks to this parent.
Click here to read a PDF file of a court filing in this case.
Click here to read a PDF file of a court filing in this case.
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