Special Thank's to NH Speaker O'Brien and The Redress Grievance Committee

Thank You For Your Support!

I just want to thank our NH Speaker Bill O'Brien and the Redress Grievance Committee for ALL their hard work fighting the abuses suffered by so many of our NH children and families.
The Press Conference on April 17th,2012, striking back at the NH Attorney General's absurd statement's regarding the Redress Committee, intimidating and harassing NH DCYF, brought so many of us together as we united as one. It was a day I'll never forget. I met so many people there, all fighting for their Constitutional Right's. Our right's denied by DCYF and the Court's. Our voices FINALLY heard. A step in the right direction for ALL children and families, railroaded by DCYF and the NH Court's. Making way for changes Nationwide to a Government system that tear's families apart.
More parent's and families are now coming together. No longer afraid to step up and fight back. All thank's to Bill O'Brien and the Redress Committee.. We can do Anything we set our mind's to if we just stand together and fight the abuses bestowed upon us. We CAN and WILL win this fight. A fight we didn't start. A fight we can NOT stop. Justice WILL prevail!

Rep Steve Vaillancourt - Hippo Op-Ed Writer Assails House Leadership

NH INSIDER- Your Source for NH Politics - Rep Steve Vaillancourt - Hippo Op-Ed Writer Assails House Leadership:


In this week's edition of The Hippo (Manchester's popular arts and entertainment weekly which also dabbles into politics), former NH Department of Administrative Services Commissioner (he served under Republican Steve Merrill back in the 90s) weighs in with a scathing attack on New Hampshire House leadership in what has become the talk of the state, powers of the grievance panel.

Another State Puppet who doesn't have a clue!
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Chris King Airs short-form documentary of April 17, 2012 Redress Committee Press Conference

STOP! Judicial Child Abuse: Chris King Airs short-form documentary of April 17, 2012 Redress Committee Press Conference:

Christopher King of KingCast.Net is a former assistant Ohio attorney general, N.H. NAACP legal chair, title insurance producer, journalist, webmaster, and civil rights activist.  The scope of his civil rights activism is very broad from racial, gender, marital and familial status, to religious freedom and first amendment issues.  Chris is a true American and a defender of freedom that is not afraid to take on the tough issues.


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NH Redress and Grievances Committee blasts NH AG Mike Delaney over op-ed fail.

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NH Legislative Redress Challenge's AG Delaney to prove Accountability

DMVC Productions: NH Legislative Redress Challenge's AG Delaney to prove Accountability:

This article http://www.concordmonitor.com/article/324225/grievance-panel-strikes-back?CSAuthResp=1334754241%3Alcemtepsafm32lur215ku4kdr1%3ACSUserId%7CCSGroupId%3Aapproved%3AACDE6E99ACA7DFAC2B5C001F6AC930A3&CSUserId=94&CSGroupId=1shows that Attorney Delaney is using the same adjectives his Child Protection Workers (CPSW) use to describe parent's demanding their rights. Such as antagonistic, boundaries of authority, all coincidentally identical to the arsenal of toolbox phrases uttered by state workers against parents demanding their due process rights in relationship to their children and simple accountability.  Obviously, this type of power trip starts at the top with Delaney and works its way down and acted out contrary to state and federal laws through the CPSW to parents they railroad behind closed doors.

The Concord Monitor who accepts advertising and large payments from the Department of Health and Human Services of course trivialized the committee's inquiry as simply a "spat between the Speaker O'Brien and AG Delaney" over the following questions, the italics are my suggestions to deescalate Delaney:


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NH Redress of Grievance Press Conference 04-17-12

NH Grievance panel strikes back

Grievance panel strikes back | Concord Monitor:

Dot Knightly holds a sign with her grandchildren in the lobby of the Legislative Office Building as members of the House Redress of Grievances Committee respond to Attorney General Michael Delaney's request that the committee stop interfering with the work of the state's Division for Children, Youth and Families; Tuesday, April 17, 2012.Purchase photo reprints atPhotoExtra »

By Annmarie Timmins / Monitor staff

April 18, 2012

The embattled house committee revived last year to investigate alleged abuse by state and local officials defended itself yesterday against allegations that its inquires are meant to harass and intimidate - not resolve complaints.

"The attorney general has mischaracterized members of this committee as antagonistic to state workers," said Rep. Dan Itse, a Fremont Republican who sits on the House Redress of Grievances Committee, at a noon press conference.

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Jonathan Irish of Epsom listens as members of the House Redress of Grievances Committee respond to Attorney General Michael Delaney's request that the committee stop interfering with the work of the state's Division for Children, Youth and Families; Tuesday, April 17, 2012. in 2010 DCYF seized Irish' newborn daughter, though she was later returned to irish and his girlfriend, Stephanie Taylor.Purchase photo reprints at PhotoExtra »

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Rep. Dan Itse of Fremont and other members of the House Redress of Grievances Committee respond to Attorney General Michael Delaney's request that the committee stop interfering with the work of the state's Division for Children, Youth and Families at the Legislative Office Building in Conocrd; Tuesday, April 17, 2012.Purchase photo reprints at PhotoExtra »

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Brad Jardis of Dover (center) asks a question of House Redress of Grievances Committee Chair Paul Ingbretson following a press conference in the Legislative Office Building to respond to Attorney General Michael Delaney's request that the committee stop interfering with the work of the state's Division for Children, Youth and Families; Tuesday, April 17, 2012. In December 2011 Jardis sought to bring attention to gun laws in New Hampshire by saying he would bring firearms onto the campus of Plymouth State University.Purchase photo reprints at PhotoExtra »

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Representatives (from left) Paul Ingbretson of Pike, Seth Cohn of Canterbury and Dan Itse of Fremont before holding a press conference at the Legislative Office Bulding where members of the House Redress of Grievances Committee responded to Attorney General Michael Delaney's request that the committee stop interfering with the work of the state's Division for Children, Youth and Families; Tuesday, April 17, 2012.Purchase photo reprints atPhotoExtra »