Hitler Politics Alive in America
Going global - House advances International Megan's Law
NOTE FROM CITIZENS FOR CHANGE:
This new law they seek to pass would be applied to anyone who has to register as a sex offender under SORNA. This includes 2 kids who experimented with sex..., a high school senior who got caught having sex with his girl friend who is a freshman... kids who get caught sexting...the list is huge... this effectively limits the freedom of American Citizens to Travel the world.
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Published: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 2:10 AM Updated: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 2:16 AM
Erin Duffy
Martin Griff / The Times of Trenton
Richard and Maureen Kanka and Congressman Chris Smith announce new legislation, the International Meganâs Law, during a press conference at Megan Kanka Memorial Park on Barbara Lee Drive in Hamilton on Monday, April 07, 2008. Smith is putting a sign back on a stand after it was blown off by the wind .
The "International Megan's Law," a bill that would monitor the travel and movement of high-risk sex offenders both here and abroad, was approved by the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday.
CHILD ABUSE REGISTRY DESTROYS MOTHER
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CHILD ABUSE REGISTRY DESTROYS MOTHER Please join us this coming Wednesday as we meet Crystal who has found herself on a child abuse registry and yet never convicted of a crime. How can this be? Crystal’s story is one hard to grasp yet everyday in America we hear more and more how the state steps in, and with no evidence rips children from their parents arms. In Crystal’s case she married a man who is a registered sex offender because when he was 19 he had consensual sex with a young lady. Now today, Crystal has lost her job due to the registry and her children. She wants to tell her story and warn other parents how their children can be ripped from their homes with no evidence of physical abuse in the home. Child Protective Services has grown powerful over the years and tonight you are going to hear one of two special shows this week where a mother is falsely accused and fighting to get her children back. (On Friday’s Hot Topics **Friday, August 6** Hot Topics you will meet another mother who’s children were kidnapped by the state she says) Please join ARC and support Crystal in her fight for her family! ARC Hosts, Kevin and Mary Live your life in such a way that when you wake in the morning and your feet hit the floor that satan shudders and says OH hell, she's awake. Will Washington's Failures Lead To Second American Revolution?
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Posted 07/30/2010 06:30 PM ET The Internet is a large-scale version of the "Committees of Correspondence" that led to the first American Revolution — and with Washington's failings now so obvious and awful, it may lead to another. People are asking, "Is the government doing us more harm than good? Should we change what it does and the way it does it?"
Forced to register as a sex offender with NO Sex Crime Conviction?
I have a website that gets millions of visitors. Many contact me asking questions.
Here is one.
A person in one state, Oklahoma was charged with a crime. He plead down to a lesser charge. Was put on probation.
This person then moved to Missouri..In that state, they are telling him he has to register as a sex offender because of his Initial Charges.. His plea bargain ended in NO SEXUAL CHARGES.
Missouri is telling him he either has to register as a sex offender, (the will not give him any of this in writing. The will not supply him with the law that allows them to do this) or move back to Oklahoma...
This man has 5 children, and is buying a home. What can he do? Can they do this to him?
Citizens for Change, America gets millions of visitors. Many contact us asking questions. Here is one:
A person in Oklahoma was charged with a crime. He plead down to a lesser charge. That conviction, charge was not sex related. His plea bargain ended in him being put on probation. This person then moved to Missouri..This person is married and has 5 children. They are buying a home in Missouri.
Missouri is telling him he has to register as a sex offender because of his Initial Charges.. His plea bargain ended in NO SEXUAL CHARGES.
Missouri is telling him he either has to register as a sex offender, (Missouri will not supply him any of this in writing. They will not supply him with the law that allows them to do this) or move back to Oklahoma... Because he cannot afford an attorney. Because the state will not give him any documentation, they will not cite a statute or law which they say supports their order that he must register, he cannot even do research on his own to see how to fight this legally.
This man has asked the officials to please, supply him with documentation showing why he has to register, they refuse. They have threatened if he does not comply, they will arrest him.
This man has 5 children, and is buying a home. What can he do? Can they do this to him?
He, his wife and children are desperate.. they have no money for lawyers... Anyone help please?
CFC America has his contact info.
His children have voiced their thoughts here: http://collateralvictims.com/stories-of-how-laws-abuse-children-and-families/stories-of-abuse Should sex offenders be allowed to have passports?
I was reading through a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report about how thousands of registered sex offenders are being issued U.S. passports. Apparently, the State Department cannot legally deny registered sex offenders from getting a passport. (Though it can legally prevent people from getting passports who have been convicted of "sex tourism" crimes, thanks to a 2008 statute that has cracked down on sex offenders who travel to other countries for the explicit reason of committing sex crimes.) Still, according to GAO, of the 16 million people who received passports during fiscal year 2008, about 4,500 of them were registered sex offenders. According to the State Department, that number is "very misleading,"
Sex offenders registry and Laws under Adolf Hitler: Some comparisons a Jewish Person Speaks Out
As a former Soviet citizen and Soviet Jew, I experienced a huge discrimination in the USSR. All Soviet citizens had passports with a record of nationality in them. Some people had Russian nationality, some Ukranian nationality, and some, like me, had a Jewish record on the first page. We needed to show a passport when applying for jobs, getting housing, or entering University. And when you had a Jewish record it was like being a registered sex offender in the US today.
Jews were pariahs in the USSR. You should not tell anybody you were a Jew. Some Russian people would beat you. Silently, the Soviet government supported this. When I was a child, some neighbors knew we were Jews, so they sent their kids to fight with me. I was beaten many times, just because of the Jewish Scarlett Letter. The Soviet Police were responsible for maintaining the passport system, and putting the Scarlett Jewish ID there. This looks just like the situation for sex offenders in many states today. When their neighbors learn a sex offender family has moved next door, the sex offenders and their families are hassled, possibly their houses attacked, and some sex offenders have even been killed.
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Life is over at 17 years old
My son was been effected due to the statutory laws, my son at age 17 meet a girl that started hanging around him and his friends
when she was ask her age she said she was 15 the next thing we know that my son was being arrested for second-degree statutory rape come to find out she was 13 my son missed it buy 23 days,
with all the proof we gave to the da in the case nothing matter to him the only thing he cared was a felony conviction for his career,
we wanted to take it to trail but our lawyer told us the my son would be facing 8to 32 years in prisons due to the statutory laws this was a chance we could not take my son never had sex with her only playing around
my son is now a convicted felon
he just graduated from high school and can not find a job
i remember the young boy that use to hop down the stairs and could not wait untill his next lacrosse game
before this happened to him he was so happy
he had so many dreams for his future
he loved sports
now he just sits in his room playing video games,
he should be getting ready to go off to college as his step-brother and sister have
but instead he feels that now that high school is over this will be the only thing he can do
his future has come to an end,
please help give my son his life back
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This person supplied their phone number if you are media, contact us and we can supply you with the information you need to contact them. Paying twice for a single crime is now legal in America
In America you can be convicted of a crime and sentenced to 1 year in jail in 1950.
In 2010 the federal or state lawmakers can create a new law, and apply it to your 1 crime back in 1950.
No matter that you already served your 1 year 49 years ago.. new laws can be applied retroactively.. they can say, Because you committed a crime 60 years ago and were convicted, we now order you to do this, that and the other.. if you fail to do so, you will be charged with Failure to do so.. and the penalty is 10 years in prison.
Do you believe that? I can prove it.
The Pope and Nancy Pelosi on a stage at Yankee Stadium
The Pope and Nancy Pelosi are on the same stage in Yankee Stadium in front of a huge crowd. So the Pope stood, squared his shoulders and.................... AND THE CROWD ROARED & CHEERED WILDLY!
4840 Children on Texas Sex Offender Registry Between the ages 10-17 at time of the crime
July 30, 2010 4840 Children on the Texas Sex Offender Registry between the ages of 10 and 17.Texas law allows juveniles as young as 10 to be included on the public sex offender registry. There are at least 1,004 who were under the age of 14 - which means they were too young to be tried as adults, when they committed offenses. The juvenile justice system has been designed to give children who break the law a second chance by keeping their criminal records private, yet their names and photos can be posted on the state's sex offender Website if a judge orders it. About 4,000 people are on the Texas sex offender registry for crimes committed as juveniles.
This database represents a partial version of the Dallas Morning News analysis of Texas Department of Public Safety records. Identities have been omitted, but you can search by crime, suspect age, suspect gender, victim age and victim gender.
FOX reports, Georgia eases sex offender restrictions
This issue ruins and recklessly endangers tens of thousands of family and and childrens lives each day, and cost tax payers billions nationwide!
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On Monday, July 26, 2010 at 7:25 am, Fox News aired an interview (or debate) between Mr. Kelly Piercy, and the father of Jessica Lunsford, Mark Lunsford. You may recall that Jessica was a nine-year-old girl who was abducted from her home in Homosassa, Florida in the early morning of February 24, 2005. Believed held captive over the weekend, she was raped and later murdered by 47-year-old John Couey who was living nearby. The media covered the investigation and trial of her killer extensively. On August 24, 2007 a judge in Inverness, Florida sentenced Couey, a convicted sex offender, to death for kidnapping, raping, and murdering Jessica. This lead to the now famous Jessica's Laws regarding released sex offenders.
Free Condoms for 10 Year Olds
But then on Thursday, the world took notice.
A FOX station in Boston ran a story Wednesday night titled “Condoms at School,” and that's when Singer said everything changed.
By 2 in the morning, the Massachusetts Family Institute hastily issued a statement saying: "Making condoms available to first graders bullies parents to submit to an agenda that promotes sexual promiscuity to innocent children at their most vulnerable age.
"The Provincetown school committee's decision to force this radical and absurd policy demonstrates the lengths to which some will go to emasculate parents' rights and undermine the notion of encouraging children to delay sexual activity.”
Kris Mineau, the Institute's president, called the school board's policy “absurd” and suggested parents file suit to overturn the policy.
Stories in the Boston morning papers and even national media outlets screamed that first graders were going to get condoms on Cape Cod, and calls from as far away as California began pouring in in opposition to the policy, which requires students to request the condoms from the school nurse, who will also provide counseling and information on birth control, including abstinence. The nurse can also deny condoms to students for many reasons, including age.
In Boston, the local radio stations made it the topic of the day.
By noon Gov. Deval Patrick, who is running for re-election against two conservative candidates in November, called to complain about the lack of an age limit and the school’s decision not to tell parents about any requests students may make, even though, he admitted, it was a local issue.
Patrick then called the Associated Press to tell them he had expressed “concern about counseling and access being age appropriate, and, for young kids, that parents be involved.”
He announced that Singer promised to “walk this back a bit.”
At 1:42 the AP ran the story.
At 3 p.m., according to Singer's secretary, the school board offices were facing “shell shock” from the number of people who had called.
At 4 p.m. the school board cracked:
“I guess the biggest thing [generating controversy] is that it’s for elementary school kids, but where do we draw the line?” School Committee Chairman Peter Grosso told the Boston Globe. “We’re going to revisit it."
He said discussion would likely center around setting a minimum age for eligibility. But he promised that there would be some access for elementary school kids.
Early Thursday morning Singer told Fox that she “knew the policy wouldn’t work in every school district around the country, but that in Provincetown it’s the correct policy in order to protect kids.”
When called late in the day for a final comment on the course of events, her secretary said she was still on the phone and would take a while to call back to talk about the changes.
When the school board in Provincetown, Mass., voted unanimously on June 8 to provide free condoms to all students in the district without parental notification, no one in the audience objected. In fact, no one thought much about it. The school’s health advisory committee, relying on respected studies, worried that children were becoming sexually active at ever younger ages, and it believed protection was the best policy. The proposal had been on the agenda for weeks, and it had been discussed in open session and on local cable channels. No one objected. In fact, no one thought much of it, says Beth Singer, the school superintendent. Even after passage, she said, she had only one phone call -- from a parent who wanted to know when it would go into effect so she could talk to her kids about it. But then on Thursday, the world took notice. A FOX station in Boston ran a story Wednesday night titled “Condoms at School,” and that's when Singer said everything changed.
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