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CPD wall starting to crack?

independentpoliticalreport.com

July 27, 2015

On July 16, the Federal Election Commission voted 4-2 to reject the request for a new rule concerning general election presidential debates.

The two commissioners who voted in favor of considering a better rule are Ann Ravel and Ellen Weintraub, both Democrats. It is believed this is the first time any FEC Commissioner has voted to do something about the problem that the Commission on Presidential Debates excludes candidates who are not Republican or Democratic nominees.

The Traitors Of Our Republic

politicallyshort.com

July 27, 2015

Last year a retired Border Patrol Officer by the name of Zach Taylor went on camera to explain the driving force behind the unprecedented surge in illegal immigration happening on our southern border.

Taylor went on to note that what was happening at our border was not due to a spur of the moment event, or "a humanitarian crisis", but asymmetrical warfare. The surge we saw at the border was apart of a larger more chilling event that served one purpose and one purpose only, to show our enemies that our southern border had been compromised and the government wouldn't do a damn thing about it.

Homeschoolers Prepare to Defend Parental Rights Following Supreme Court Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

breitbart.com

July 23, 2015

The number of homeschooled children in the US has soared over the past decade, and homeschooling organizations are anticipating more growth.

The U.S. Department of Education celebrated the court's same-sex marriage ruling with the militant LGBT rainbow in its Facebook profile picture, a sign that even more of the LGBT activist agenda will likely be finding its way into public school classrooms and curricula. "Public schools may be forced to be philosophically compliant with this decision," wrote Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) founder and chairman Mike Farris on the national homeschooling organization's website. "Children will be taught that there is only one way to view marriage and the family."

5 ex-CPS workers to appeal dismissal of wrongful firing suit

fox10phoenix.com

July 7, 2015

Five former Arizona child welfare workers who were fired last year amid an agency scandal plan to appeal a judge's dismissal of their wrongful termination lawsuit.

Phoenix attorney Terry Woods said Monday he believes Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Robert Oberbillig made an incorrect legal decision when he approved a request from the state to throw out their lawsuit. The state's child welfare agency was rocked by the November 2013 discovery that thousands of hotline calls were labeled as not worthy of being investigated.

Avian flu prevention planned

timesfreepress.com

July 5, 2015

An avian flu outbreak that has struck in 21 states and caused the destruction of nearly 50 million chickens, one of the costliest animal health disasters in U.S. history, has not yet touched Tennessee, state officials say.

But the state Department of Agriculture plans to be ready for potential outbreaks. Starting Aug. 1, all out-of-state birds coming to Tennessee must have proof of a negative avian influenza test within 21 days of movement or National Poultry Improvement Plan AI Clean certification.

Police, Courts and DHS Cover Up Child Sex Abuse

copblock.org

July 4, 2015

Public officials have joined forces to cover up and protect the criminals in terrifying case. At the center of this horrifying story is a very young girl who has been the victim of long term sexual abuse from her own father and perhaps others as well.

Have been unwilling to become involved in this situation in any way that negatively impacts the father or grandmother, thus proving there is not a single 'good cop' on the entire force. With some connections to the grandmother, the local court system has not only ignored the sexual abuse of a child, but has helped the father and grandmother maintain custody long after it was apparent they had no business in the child's life.

Tuber terrorists: Canada's Mounties hunt 'evil cowards' spiking eco-potatoes with pins and needles

RT

July 1, 2015

Potato fields in Canada's Prince Edward Island have been targeted by food terrorists who've found ways to put sharp objects into tubers grown there. Desperate farmers are offering a half-million Canadian...

From early June, over a dozen cases of metal objects found in potatoes were reported in the stores of four Canadian provinces. The incidents began last October and ever since the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP, or Mounties) have been investigating the case. Needless to say, the scandal with pins and needles been found in potatoes grown on the Prince Edward Island (PEI) in the Gulf of St Lawrence has hit the billion worth potato industry of the region in a terrifying way.

Bid to raise age of criminal responsibility from eight to 12

heraldscotland.com

June 29, 2015

An MSP has launched a bid to increase the age at which children can be held responsible for crimes they have committed.

Liberal Democrat Alison McInnes wants to see the age of criminal responsibility in Scotland rise from eight years - which she says is "woefully outdated" - to the age of 12. In a bid to bring about the change she has put forward amendments to the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill.

Ghana signs Child Protection Compact with America

ghanaweb.com

June 29, 2015

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection and the United States has signed a five- million dollar Child Protection Compact at the Flagstaff House in Accra.

Nana Oye Lithur said Ghana was selected because of the country's "strong government commitment, existing inter-ministerial framework and active civil society fighting child trafficking". She said Ghana has proved that it has the potential to reduce child trafficking through improved coordination and enhanced investigations and prosecutions.

Former Foster Parent Blasts CPS's Abuse Of Power, Exposes What They Are Doing To Children

westernjournalism.com

June 23, 2015

The very name 'Child Protective Services' denotes that they are supposed to protect the child. According to Nehemiah Flynt, author of Legal Discrimination, it is all a huge lie we have been told.

He contends that he discovered in time that it was all a lie. A few children actually did come from homes where abuse or neglect of some sort happened. Most of the children were not from that type of situation, though. According to Flynt, most of the children that came through his door were taken from their homes for reasons that seemed too innocuous to even involve CPS. Some of these reasons include: parents arguing in public, a child punching a wall, or parents too scared to make their children attend school.

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