Child Protection Services are too corrupt to overhaul and beyond reform..
by Cess Ssec on Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at 7:28pm
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Why the government won’t tell you the truth.
April 12, 2011
Child Protection Services along with all other Social Service reform is not possible...
We have no choice, but to shut the entire system down.
There is an undisclosed consensus among the federal, state, and provincial governments of both Canada and the USA that agree that, every social service sector particularly, the “Mental Health Services” and the “Child Protection Services” have been taken over by organized crime.
The knowledge that these “antiquated and defective” organizations cannot serve the public good other than create a profit for their benefactors, are kept secret by those within the government that are aware of the truth.
An ominous fear of massive litigation's, a complete breakdown of the order of public social services and a threat to throw the social service system into chaos is the real reason why our government will not release this information to you.
What this means is that children will continue to be stolen from their families by social services. Then, farmed out for profit to foster homes where they could be raped, starved, deprived, sold as sex toys to the elite, prostituted, sold to pharma-companies for experiments or brought into the system through fraud for adoption.
As long as our government refuses to admit what they know to be factual, our children will remain vulnerable to the child predators that populate Child Protection Services.
In the meantime, family organizations, similar groups, child advocates and parents of means must implement plans to unite as grassroots organizations in order to protect our children and combat this corruption.
Malicious social workers having found to have taken advantage of a “purposely designed weak system” to commit crimes against children for profit, must be brought to justice and prosecuted accordingly.
Nicolas Stathopoulos
Social service crimes researcher
[SSEC] Social Service Economic Crimes (research)
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