AFRA News: SOCIAL SERVICE CRIMES: NEW INFORMATION FOR ACTIVISTS and VICTIMS

AFRA News: SOCIAL SERVICE CRIMES: NEW INFORMATION FOR ACTIVISTS and VICTIMS:

by Cess Ssec on Saturday, November 12, 2011 at 9:04pm
A QUESTIONABLE AND UNNECESSARY SOCIAL SERVICE SYSTEM: NEW INFORMATION FOR ACTIVISTS and VICTIMS.

The subject of a questionable social service system or child protection service system, is a reality we can not ignore. We must always continue to expose, the system for what it represents, how it functions and what it's objectives are. Safeguarding our children and families from harm, through the knowledge that we share, is a primary objective for all concerned.

To all parents, individuals and activists standing up to this system, accolades on your tireless efforts and commitment in conveying psychopsema, among other knowledge tools created to inform and educate police, mna's. mp's, prosecutors, politicians, senators, congressmen and the courts.

Those knowledge tools and new information such as that contained in this article, define how social services uses questionable means to achieve profit, under the guise of protecting children. FULL STORY

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