From: AngelFury@AngelFury.org [mailto:AngelFury@AngelFury.org]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 8:38 PM
To: 'Marlene Jones'
Subject: RE: Fw: re:child trafficking
Go get em mamaJones !` very kewl
From: Marlene Jones [mailto:jonesma@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 8:32 PM
To: AngelFury@AngelFury.org
Subject: Fw: Fw: re:child trafficking
This is what I just received from Senator Nancy Schaefer -out of Georgia - you probably remember her - I've spoken with her this last year - CPS in her state had put a lot of money supporting someone to run against her because she has gone to Washington DC and spoken about the atrocities committed by CPS. I think that she was beat out this last year - I still stay in touch - she will continue her work in DC regardless.
http://fightcps.com/2008/02/29/report-of-georgia-senator-nancy-schaefer-on-cps-corruption/
Marlene
----- Original Message -----
From: Nancy Schaefer
To: Marlene Jones
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: re:child trafficking
Hello Marlene,
You are correct.
Keep fighting!! Stay strong.
We will win.
The timing is right.
Blessings,
Nancy Schaefer
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Marlene Jones <jonesma@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Senator Nancy Schaefer
What is happening in our country is "child trafficking" When there is money or incentives paid to states or agencies to knowingly remove children on falsified doucments(which is happening in our state - especially our county) that is "child trafficking". Child removal has become big business and big income for the priviatization contractors.
They are not following the law in the removal of children. We have filed "Medicaid fraud" with Daniel Levinson of the Inspector General's office.
We are now going to file a complaint with the US Attorney General's office and request that a "Special Prosecutor" be brought to the state of Kansas.
If necessary - we will file a complaint of "human & child trafficking" with the United Nations.
Keep the faith - I am
We're going to win!!!! We're not stopping until we do.
Marlene
316-729-7727
CPS engages in for-profit crimes against humanity consequent to the unlawful dismemberment of families to create human trafficking victims from which the County earns Federal funds with which to fund it's operations. The exploitation of men, women and children for financial gain is the definition of human trafficking, which the U.S. Secretary of State Condolleza Rice states is a modern day form of slavery. usinfo.state.gov/gi/global_issues/human_trafficking.html
Child Protective Services, in taking children who do not meet the statutory definition of abuse or neglect from loving homes is creating more throwaway children than they are legitimately saving. CPS actors merely decide that children are at risk and that abuse or neglect may occur in the FUTURE. These are POLICE
STATE TACTICS that are routinely deployed against citizens of totalitarian regimes. What happened to due process? What happened to the Constitution of the United States of America? Where is the Bill of Rights? Dismembering families and creating artificial orphans by means of fraud and/or deceptive trade practices is NOT legitimate government business.
CPS is part of a $14. billion dollar a year, tax payer fueled, child abuse industrial complex which provides jobs for caseworkers, judges, lawyers, bailiffs, various court personnel, psychotherapists, foster homes, pharmaceutical vendors and a host of others. CPS routinely employs unconstitutional actions, fraud, extortion, deceit, kidnapping, and conspiracy in an ongoing criminal enterprise designed to cheat the public and destroy the families of the United States of America for profit, for agrandizement and to delude the public into thinking their actions are for the general welfare of this nation. Unconstitutional summary judicial proceedings designed to perpetrate for-profit crimes against humanity, family dismemberment and human trafficking, and to defraud the Federal Government for Social Services Agency operational funds have been perpetrated upon many families in America.
Definition of Child Trafficking Elements
· A child - a person under the age of 18;
· Traffic - Recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt, whether by force or not, by a third person or group;
· The third person or group organizes the recruitment and/or these other acts for exploitative purposes;
· Movement may not be a constituent element for trafficking in so far as law enforcement and prosecution is concerned. However, an element of movement within a country or across borders is needed - even if minimal - in order to distinguish trafficking from other forms of slavery and slave-like practices enumerated in Art 3 (a) of ILO Convention 182, and ensure that trafficking victims separated from their families do get needed assistance;
· Exploitation includes:
1. all forms of slavery or practices similar to slavery, debt bondage and serfdom and forced or compulsory labour, including forced or compulsory recruitment of children for use in armed conflict [Convention 182, Art. 3(a)];
2. the use, procuring or offering of a child for prostitution, for the production of pornography or for pornographic performances [Convention No. 182, Art. 3(b)];
3. the use, procuring or offering of a child for illicit activities, in particular for the production and trafficking of drugs as defined in the relevant international treaties [Convention No. 182, Art. 3(c)];
4. work which, by its nature or the circumstances in which it is carried out, is likely to harm the health, safety or morals of children (Convention No. 182, Art. 3(d) and Convention No. 138, Art 3);
5. work done by children below the minimum age for admission to employment (Convention No. 138, Art. 2 & 7).
· Threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud or deception, or the abuse of power or a position of vulnerability at any point of the recruitment and movement do not need to be present in case of children (other than with adults), but are nevertheless strong indications of child trafficking.
Criminalization of Human Trafficking and Smuggling in National Laws
The Trafficking Protocol statute prohibits the "buying, selling or bartering" of a person for money or any other consideration. It also prohibits certain specific acts that "promote, facilitate or induce the buying, selling or bartering or placement in adoption of any person for money or any other consideration, although these relate mostly to acquiring children for illicit adoption.
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Nancy Schaefer
nancy.schaefer@nancyschaefer.com