Somewhere Under The Rainbow

Complicity by law enforcement and social services is largely due to the fact that people within their ranks commit the same crimes privately that they are tasked to investigate. It is no wonder victims cannot get help. We have people complicit in the continuance of these activities working in offices tasked to help survivors and enforce the law against their victimizers. The result is that coming forward nearly always paints a target on your back. If you have a family or children, the people you turned in target them to get to you. Anyone bold enough to take a stand against these people must take special steps to protect themselves and their family from harassment by the same people tasked with stopping those they turn in. Retaliatory reporting is a certainty when the reporters know you are into them. Reporters of many parties must often go into seclusion to ensure their safety and that of their families.

We need your direct financial support to get this raise awareness, publish books for sexual abuse survivors, establish reforms, get solutions in place, and establish solutions that will solve these problems in ways that are more effective going forward. Victims need a lot more than the current system offers. I cannot stress to you just how widespread and severe the problems are. We need monetary solutions to fund research to try and identify causes beyond simple choice for why perpetrators do these things and how to eliminate the behaviors for good. Boots on the ground fundraising has not been the best method by which to advertise for the cause. We operate at 100% out of pocket expense to do this work and have for four years. We cannot expect the government to solve or address these problems when they are part of the problem. It is up to private citizens and organizations to establish new solutions. To do those things we must have sponsorship. We will continue our work regardless with or without it. I have tried GoFundMe and my ads get pulled down from FaceBook by people who support incest and the continued sexual abuse of children. It is the silent pandemic that plagues our nation and our World, eating at our Society like a terrible and incurable cancer. The measure or success or failure we see in solving these problems depend on listeners and readers like you. You can email me at [email protected]. Our website is PowerForTheChildren.org.

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The poor are being excluded on all levels by free market capitalism (mostly driven by greed) and an unfair system of consideration for community support to those same individuals. Why is it that two people with the same circumstances are given different outcomes because of external factors such as appearance, race, sex, or gender identity? This is not fair or equitable treatment. Every person that genuinely needs help should be able to get it. A person in food insufficiency or homelessness should qualify for the same assistance as the next person in the self-same condition. There should never be a situation where there is not room on a waiting list or reasonable accommodation for any individual. If such a situation arises the community resources need to be permanently established immediately to address the shortfall. Human beings should have basic decency. Even animals are given basic medical care and housing. Why isn’t the same provided to people on a 100% basis? I cover many things in this podcast.

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DCS, Child Services, CPS and so on are being used regularly by criminals, racists, and people with an agenda to attack innocent families and reporters of crime as a means of retaliating against those individuals and targeting them for harassment, intimidation, and disruption. The majority of reports filed to Social Services fall under one of those reasons and are filed falsely. DCS and Law Enforcement need to make repeated, false reporting a felony. Imagine upsetting a group of career criminals by turning them in for legitimate crimes. As a law-abiding American, you do not think anything will happen short of direct reprisals against you, your family, or property. You would never think Social Services would buy into their retaliatory reporting when they visit the criminals to investigate. Then they show up at your house for allegations that repeatedly prove unfounded. It is happening to law-abiding citizens everywhere and more often than not to people who are of color and those who are immigrants for racial reasons. This must be stopped.

The social services system for children in America is not for those children or the poor families they most often come from. It services its own financial interests, taking massive payments from the federal government and from the legalized sale of children through adopting out children they have essentially stolen for little to no reason in many cases. The family court system essentially pays lip service and patronizes these parents who are held hostage along with their children until they meet arbitrary requirements to extricate themselves and get their children back without any outside support. Parents rarely have the capacity to afford legal representation or the nonsensical classes social services demands they complete such as a video on toxic culture. Media forty to fifty years outdated is used for educational materials. The whole process is aimed at the state placing the families and their children under what usually equates to needless stress, added financial hardship, and stealing months or even years of times from all parties involved. These are often critical years developmentally for the children involved. It is a process you survive without any benefit to you or your children at the end of it. The agency and the courts keep all of the money that is exchanged between the various parties and the family is nearly always left with a large financial debt, if they had any credit or savings to begin with. It can set you back years or even permanently. This is just one reason why people hate The Department of Family and Protective Services so much. The money the Department gets from the state and federal government needs to be directed at helping the families instead of paying useless court-appointed attorneys, legal fees, classes that teach nothing, and case workers who simply provide lip service and not actual service. By the time the process is over with these families will do anything to avoid ending up being further victimized by the welfare system again. It’s agenda is only helpful in the most egregious of abuse, neglect, and exploitation cases. Imagine the good all of that money could do if it was redirected at providing direct assistance and support to the people the system is supposed to service... That is what the social welfare system should be doing: Lift the families up out of the hardship they are in by providing them direct financial assistance, housing, utility help, payment for college tuition and books, food, clothing, transportation, and medical services. If we did even half of that we would likely change the lives of all involved for the better on a permanent basis. Instead the DFPS System rips families apart, penalizes all parties, and brings extreme distress to the families it should be helping. They assume fault for a person’s circumstances lies entirely with them as an adult without doing deeper study of family history beyond just the parents or guardians involved. Their assessments are superficial and lack the in-depth knowledge needed to address root causes of familial problems that lead to contact with their agency. They do not care what your immediate circumstances are or how you got into those circumstances most of the time. Imagine being a parent doing the best you can and you are bounded endlessly because of perceived vulnerability, racism on part of members of the community and workers at the agency, and the fact that you are poverty stricken. Families need a break and direct financial help rather than further penalty to set them back. Termination of parent-child relationship should be a last resort in most cases. They need to do more to help families mitigate hardship rather than dissolving family units and destroying lives.

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I want you to imagine that you are targeted by people who do not have any legitimate argument against you. Now imagine being targeted has children and they are targeted repeatedly using DFPS or CPS because they will go to the trouble of disrupting your activities with welfare checks on the children you have (over and over and over) regardless of whether there are any grounds for it or not. There are people who are experiencing this exact situation nationwide, although not always for that reason. The social welfare system has become a “Go-to” fire alarm to pull anytime someone wants to cause trouble for families. You need to address the issue for Americans everywhere as this is happening to people every day. Imagine being visited an average of once every three to four months for many years until your children turn 18 because it is the most effective way criminals can attack you and retaliate against you without much cost or effort. It comes to the point that you have to threaten CPS with litigation and demand a warrant because they are disrupting your life through these unwarranted visits and attacks. Stop social services from these unwarranted repeat attacks on Americans. It’s like the Secret Police all over again from Nazi Germany. They have too much power and they do not operate on a strict mandate. It’s a family’s worst nightmare. There are testimonials on YouTube and other platforms about families of all backgrounds and especially those of color that are experiencing this. It is horrible to live under threat of false reporting at all times. You must protect your Constitutional Rights as Americans. Demand an Advocate be present for all questioning and do not allow them to enter your home without a warrant. Record everything and wear a body camera. Hold CPS accountable for their illegal conduct. They are not Police or Law Enforcement. They do not have the authorization to conduct business as they do but they gamble on the fact that you do not know your rights as an American. They have no interest in most cases in providing you or your family help, even when you request it. There are endless testimonials on YouTube and other platforms that describe their illegal conduct in detail.

The problems of human trafficking, child trafficking, and sexual abuse are not new. People could solve these problems if they cared enough and wanted to. When enough people come together with common goals in mind the problems they seek to solve are always solved eventually. The reason these problems have not been solved is largely the fact that there were people who did not want a fully effective solution in place. So they established economic, social, and legal policies that hamstrung the system of solutions to address these issues. Various policies were established to facilitate the legalized sale of African Americans in the distant past. Through Congressional and State Laws children are legally bought and sold using the foster system for anywhere between $30,000 and $50,000 on average. Not a single penny of that money goes to the children. The States and The Foster Agencies keep all of it. This is legalized child trafficking in America. Things do not change because it is profitable for government and private interests to keep the policies set as they are. Specific exploits have been established to ensure that these interests profit massively from the established policies. Look for instance at wage stagnation which became a particularly bad problem in the 1980s. The greed of private individuals and corporations grew exponentially from that time, but wages did not. They called this growing greed “inflation.” Inflation is the means by which they justify the increases in cost for housing, food, medical care, medicine, energy, and other essential goods and services. The people in charge and their lobbyists did not draft such policy in ignorance. Many of these people were sociopaths who saw these policies as advantageous to themselves and their business interests while screwing over the average American family. As time progressed things got worse and worse. It came to the point that first one parent had to work two jobs and then both just for families to eat and behave basic needs met. Whenever an acute crisis came on, the people would not have the capacity to overcome it and their quality of life would fall if they survived at all. The economic policies established have made poor families increasingly more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse by all interests that have sought to do so. The result is that when a poor family comes into hardship or has contact with the system, the system rarely seeks to help them. Rather the system seeks a way to profit from the disadvantage that family exists in. They take children and sell them into the foster system with little or no justification. The federal government pays the social welfare office $5,000 a removal. Then they get monthly payments for every child in foster care plus a huge one time bonus for each child adopted out after removal. Foster families get a monthly payment for keeping each child while the families the children come from are emotionally and financial devastated by the system rather than being assisted in their acute hardship. This is the system that is in place by design. It was never intended to help the children or their families. It has largely been established by governing officials under the guise of “helping children” by removing them from “abusive” homes. In reality, many of the social workers do not respect due process or Constitutional Law. They walk all over poor families and in some cases look for the children that are most suitable for sale through adoption agencies when they go to family homes, largely after false reports have been filed. The governing body and the interests that lobby it have worked hard to establish and continue these policies, without caring to account for the litany of underlying circumstances that lead people to be poor or have contact with the system to begin with. They judge the families without trying to look deeper at the underlying causes for their condition. They don’t bother to look at why, how, or a better solution.

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We need to ensure the basic needs of all people are met. People must have all of their essentials. Any system that excludes people from basic protections and provision will cause widespread suffering. Too many are going without. What happens when you work your whole life simply to survive and just the right circumstances hit you to make you disabled or too sick to work? What happens when you are hit with a series of crises you cannot overcome? You become homeless and you go without basic provision. Oftentimes you suffer a long while and then you die of exposure or the health problem. It should not be this way for anyone. People who are ultra-rich and influential have a social obligation to improve things for the rest of humanity. Much is required of those to whom much is given. Yet this is seldom the way things work out. The result is that callous people who not only know of these difficulties the vulnerable are having but do not care - take advantage in the worst ways imaginable. People living in deep poverty are far more likely to be enslaved in present day “work for housing” or “work for room and board” schemes in places like broken down motels or kitchens at restaurants. Many of these establishments are run by people who have slavery and social castes that condone or justify it in their home countries. This is illegal but it happens openly because no one advocates for these poor people. What good are laws and social protections no one enforces to protect the poor and those likely to be exploited? As a Christian Nation we must not allow Capitalism to prevail over our values. Slavery is a sin.

We need your direct financial support to get this raise awareness, publish books for sexual abuse survivors, establish reforms, get solutions in place, and establish solutions that will solve these problems in ways that are more effective going forward. Victims need a lot more than the current system offers. I cannot stress to you just how widespread and severe the problems are. We need monetary solutions to fund research to try and identify causes beyond simple choice for why perpetrators do these things and how to eliminate the behaviors for good. Boots on the ground fundraising has not been the best method by which to advertise for the cause. We operate at 100% out of pocket expense to do this work and have for four years. We cannot expect the government to solve or address these problems when they are part of the problem. It is up to private citizens and organizations to establish new solutions. To do those things we must have sponsorship. We will continue our work regardless with or without it. I have tried GoFundMe and my ads get pulled down from FaceBook by people who support incest and the continued sexual abuse of children. It is the silent pandemic that plagues our nation and our World, eating at our Society like a terrible and incurable cancer. The measure or success or failure we see in solving these problems depend on listeners and readers like you. You can email me at [email protected]. Our website is PowerForTheChildren.org.

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There are a variety of factors including a lifting of the eviction and foreclosure moratorium, inflation, a lack of free market protections for the poor, long-term illness for Covid survivors, the loss of breadwinners in many families, ruined credit, insolvency, loss of employment, massive competition for the available housing, storm damage, climate displacement, and crime that are leading to a massive housing crisis in America. Many people did not have anything before the pandemic except what they needed to just barely survive. There are more people in that situation now than since The Great Depression. Government and private corporate interests concerned with profit do not seem to care that there are people so poor that they cannot afford housing, food, transportation, utilities, healthcare or other essential goods and services. As climate change displaces more people and refugees pour into America in the absence of a better alternative, the housing crisis will become an unprecedented issue. It will become a national emergency. COVID just accelerated a chain of events that was already underway for the housing market. Runaway inflation and greed are driving housing prices up at an obscene rate. The poor cannot compete and much of the housing is being bought up by private corporate investors who seek to profit from the growing housing demand and extremely limited supply of affordable housing. The result is that in cities like San Francisco tents line the streets with the poor and family members of the poor including children living in them. About one in five adults that become homeless turn to drugs just to cope with the emotional and psychological impacts of living such a life. We are looking at a new social, economic, and public health crisis as rampant homelessness will shortly explode across The United States. Congress is not doing nearly enough to address this situation. President Biden is passing executive orders that acknowledge many of these issues, but executive orders only go so far to put solutions in place. Congress needs to immediately make this among their top priorities on a short list. If basic housing is not established and social safety net protections to prevent homelessness are not put in place, the results for many of the poorest 15-20% of the population will be devastating.

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