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Officials Want Several Children Of Polygamist Sect Returned To Foster Care
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- Lets see, so far Texas, has stolen the ball failed to score,fixed the refs,failed to score,lied to the world,failed to score,Texas, is now trying to fix the game and shall ,fail to score.
When will the Judge, DA, and Sheriff be brought to Justice, that''''s what were waiting to see.
Posted by beehive21 at 07:32 PM : Aug 17, 2008
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yeah, we need to let those old men get back to greasing the sausage with a bevy of 14 year olds..... - Reply to this comment
- STOP TEEN PREGNANCY. STOP FLDS and their financial backers.
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- The only reason FLDS and the Mormon church who surreptitiously supports them has been getting a way with sexually criminal acts is because of the churches influence in the region. It has taken too long for the Federal Government to take action against these law breakers and FINALLY enforce a few of their laws.
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- Having been a foster parent (in Florida) I can tell you that the children will NOT be better off in custody, especially those 16 or 17. This is nothing more then sour grapes and looking for a chance to justify what they did in the beginning on the part of Texas welfare "authorities". Unless they have proof that will hold up in court the "authorities" should get out of these peoples lives. Just because they choose to live differently then you and I does not make them wrong or evil, except in the state of Texas.This is religious persecution pure and simple.
Posted by Bob5ford
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Well Bob, I also have had a relationship with the Florida Department of Children and Families, the fact is it does not Pale to Texas CPS. DCF in Florida would be considered a joke, if not for the Countless Failures to Act to protect women and children from abuse. Florida turns a blind eye to abusers, that is a fact disgusting as it is. In Texas CPS is trying to help abused women and children! That is what matters. - Reply to this comment
- Lets see, so far Texas, has stolen the ball failed to score,fixed the refs,failed to score,lied to the world,failed to score,Texas, is now trying to fix the game and shall ,fail to score.
When will the Judge, DA, and Sheriff be brought to Justice, that''s what were waiting to see. - Reply to this comment
- Having been a foster parent (in Florida) I can tell you that the children will NOT be better off in custody, especially those 16 or 17. This is nothing more then sour grapes and looking for a chance to justify what they did in the beginning on the part of Texas welfare "authorities". Unless they have proof that will hold up in court the "authorities" should get out of these peoples lives. Just because they choose to live differently then you and I does not make them wrong or evil, except in the state of Texas.This is religious persecution pure and simple.
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- This is the worst case of sour grapes news I have ever witnessed. texass WILL have a final word on SOMETHING even if idiots at large, in charge, have to manufacture a skew on the "truth" to make it happen. All of you out there chomping at the bit to tear down the FLDS is basically just jealous because YOU didn''t think of it first. Natural law circumvents MAN''S law every single time. You are so miserable living in texass that you want EVERYONE to feel as bad as YOU do. Your choice, live with it.
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- this is a piece of junk forum... you can''t use the word S_E_X? for shame...
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- I still see this scene as one gang of religious zealots using the law for cover from which to harass another group of religious zealots that the first group doesn''t like. If the accusations weren''t so lewd, many of the ignorant police state authoritarian bootlickers amongst us wouldn''t be so interested...
Nothing sells like ***... - Reply to this comment
- The "kids" will be retired with grandchildren before the state figures out what to "do" with them.
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- @timdgrim:
CPS never changed their mind - it wasn''t their decision to return any of the kids in the first place. I do like your idea about Crawford Ranch, though... - Reply to this comment
- Make up your mind CPS! How about this....send them to the Crawford Ranch and Bush can use them as child labor to cut his brush. Typical State Government..
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