Medical Kidnapping: Billion Dollar Adoption Business

Medical Kidnapping: Billion Dollar Adoption Business:

We continue our series on the “Business of Medical Kidnapping,” which addresses the question, “why is this happening?”
Steve Isham addresses the topic of the multi-billion dollar adoption business.

As we have previously reported at Health Impact News, fertility rates in the United States are at an all-time low. As John P. Thomas has reported in his article, Are GMO Foods, Vaccines, and Big Pharma Producing an Infertile Generation?, fertility rates are plummeting:
"According to the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect (NCCAN) in Washington, the calculated average is for every 1 abused child removed from an abusive home, there are 17 children removed from loving non-offending homes nationwide.

Much of what Steve uncovers in this article will apply to children taken away from families for any reason, not simply issues related to “medical kidnapping,” such as being charged with “medical abuse” for simply questioning a doctor or wanting to seek a second opinion regarding medical treatment for one’s child. 

See more at: http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/medical-kidnapping-billion-dollar-adoption-business/#sthash.1dQUHSxF.dpuf

7 Children Kidnapped by State of Arkansas from Homeschool Family to Remain in State Custody

7 Children Kidnapped by State of Arkansas from Homeschool Family to Remain in State Custody:

It will be at least “6 more weeks of kidnapping” for the 7 homeschooled, homebirthed Stanley children, according to their father. Hal and Michelle Stanley were given no warning that their court hearing scheduled for February 12 would be abruptly postponed until March 23. They say they were not given any explanation as to why the hearing was postponed. 

Untold Story of Child Abuse and Mistreatment at US DCFS Facilities

Untold Story of Child Abuse and Mistreatment at US DCFS Facilities / Sputnik International:

The violence and brutality young Americans face at DFCS facility centers across the country, has been exposed by Brent Walker, an independent photojournalist who shows the reverse side of the "American dream."

Texas’ 2015 Valentine Weekend Massacre of the CPS Handbook

Texas’ 2015 Valentine Weekend Massacre of the CPS Handbook | How Child Protection Services Buys and Sells Our Children:

For the better part of the last decade, Texas has had the honor of having the most complete and comprehensive Child Protection Handbook nationwide. A handbook that family advocates from all 50 states used as a learning tool. That all changes February 15, 2015, when the Department of Family and Protective Services strips out close to 450 pages of functionality.

Medical Ethics Violations in Medical Kidnappings

Family Defense Center in Illinois Documents Medical Ethics Violations in Medical Kidnappings:

In March of 2014, The Family Defense Center published a two-year research and writing project “Medical Ethics Concerns in Child Abuse Investigations.”

Here is the Executive Summary:

The Family Defense Center’s mission is to advocate justice for families in the child welfare system. In working on cases for wrongly-accused families who are targeted as a result of Hotline calls to child protective services, the Center handles many cases involving physical findings (typically bone fractures and/or bleeding on the brain or eyes) that are initially believed to give rise to suspicion of child abuse. In most of the Center’s cases, these medical findings eventually come to be seen as either the result of an accidental or medical condition or disease; in some cases, the findings that caused child protection investigations are determined not have to have been present at all.

Read the Full Report here:

Convicted of killing her foster child, Lamie gets life in prison

Convicted of killing her foster child, Lamie gets life in prison - The Daily Journal: Local:

PONTIAC — Moments before Heather Lamie was sentenced to life in prison Friday, she told the judge she loved Kianna Rudesill, the 4-year-old foster child she was convicted of killing.

Children with history of institutional care have increased risk for autism, shows study

Children with history of institutional care have increased risk for autism, shows study:

Study published in JAACAP shows that abandoned children placed in child-centered foster care environments improves social behaviors