Johns Hopkins Scientist Blasts CDC for Pushing Flu Shot

Johns Hopkins Scientist Blasts CDC for Pushing Flu Shot:

Federal health authorities vastly overstate the benefits of the flu shot and, for most healthy people, vaccination is unnecessary at best and potentially risky at worst, a Johns Hopkins scientist tells Newmax's Steve Malzberg.


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Changing a System: Child Protective Services (2 of 6)

Changing a System: Child Protective Services (2 of 6) - We Are 1776 : We Are 1776:

[Please note that this is the second of six articles concerning the Child Protective Services. Read the first here.]

There is clear evidence why such changes, and more, must be made to the system in order to preserve it. First of all, let’s look at the numbers. In 2001, there were 5,000,000 cases reported to the Child Protective Services of those 5,000,000 cases, 903,000 were confirmed to be victims of abuse. Of all of the victims of abuse, as of September 30, 2001, 542,000 children were placed in foster care with an average age of 10 and an average stay of three years. That is an increase in 48% since 1990. In 1999, the total costs associated with maltreatment were $14.4 billion and the direct cost of maltreatment (i.e. CPS, hospitals, etc.) was $24.3 billion in 2001.

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Changing a System: Child Protective Services (1 of 6)

Changing a System: Child Protective Services (1 of 6) - We Are 1776 : We Are 1776:

[Please note that this is the first of 6 concerning the Child Protective Services.]
The Child Protective Services has come under much criticism in recent months. One high profile abuse case even led to the passage of an audit in the State of California. Perhaps it is time to reform the system and change the laws surrounding the Child Protective Services. As of right now, the actions that the Child Protective Services take are a mystery. Nobody really has access to their records; an individual, off the street, cannot gain access to their records. Reform is necessary, to use the cliche, “for the children.” There are several changes which must be made to the Child Protective Services.

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Foster parent pleads to child sex abuse

Foster parent pleads to child sex abuse - Southern Maryland News:

A Lexington Park foster parent has entered an Alford plea to one count of sex abuse of a minor. Lowell Johnson, 65, entered the plea in St. Mary’s County Circuit Court on Monday with Judge Michael Stamm presiding. An Alford plea means Johnson did not admit guilt but conceded the state had enough evidence to present at trial to convict him.

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Hospitals in China Advertise Sale of Unwanted Babies

Hospitals in China Advertise Sale of Unwanted Babies » The Epoch Times:

Note: DCYF in New Hampshire Advertise Sale of Stolen, very much WANTED Children!

Hospitals in central China are advertising the selling of unwanted babies, according to a report by China National Radio (CNR), an official radio station.

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James O'Keefe Confronts NH Assistant Attorney General "Richard Head" Over Indicting Journalist's

BREAKTHROUGH hits shelves June 18. Order your copy today:http://goo.gl/b0Hn9. In May of 2012, a few months after sending state officials to search the home of a Project Veritas videographer, New Hampshire state authorities arrived at the home of Mike Rogers with a criminal grand jury subpoena for James O'Keefe. How state officials knew the address of where O'Keefe was staying before he even got there is a mystery. We filed a public records request to determine if these authorities were working with the Feds, but they never responded.  

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Happy Real Fathers Day - Baby LK Report For June 16th 2013