World wide Peaceful Protest against Child Abuse on March 6th

Supported by Victims Unite!

The unsuspecting public will not realise that Social Workers are paid bonuses to snatch children for adoption, and that their parents are being ‘gagged‘ from talking about it – with threat of imprisonment!

But there are many reasons for this worldwide protest and many ways of getting involved to add your bit of civil action in the public interest:

• Watch this 2-hour interview with John Hemming MP who has been campaigning for Justice for Families for years
• The Parliamentary Education Select Committee is currently investigating ‘child protection’. Here is the overview I submitted and here is a portfolio of nine cases.
• Write to your MP and ask whether s/he is aware of the problem and would like to sign the latest Early Day Motion relating to the Family Justice Review
• Ask whether s/he’d like to attend a meeting in the House of Commons on 6th March – see here
• Join the Against Child Abuse Network
• click on This Nigerian Family wants to go Home – WITH their children
• if all else fails: google!

Public Polling – the Cyber Alternative to Judging

Here are my first ideas for you to add suggestions to:

1. Secret Family Courts sanctioning child snatching by Social Services – the tip of the iceberg of white collar crimes
2. Social Services without ‘checks and balances’ or ‘levels of threshold’ regarding their often very arbitrary actions
3. White Collar Crimes committed by public authorities – with useless complaints procedures and endless cover-ups – and immune from prosecution thanks to Royal Charters
4. the hope for a Parliamentary Inquiry, thanks to John Hemming MP.

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Hello and Welcome!

Just in case you’ve become a victim of a financial institution, local authority or other respectable professions, here’s a chance to use  the Court of Public Opinion for feedback.

Victims of ‘white collar crimes’ have been learning from their experiences and decided it’s time to practise what the law preaches. Hence we are inviting readers to participate as

• victims who are invited to submit their cases
• lay advocates who advise victims of white collar crimes
• jury members who can vote on judgements.