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From Wendy McElroy’s October 10 Fox News story: False Child Support Case Exposes System’s Failures on the Viola Trevino “fake-a-kid-to-rip-off-your-ex” case:
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“Viola Trevino is a walking-talking explanation of why the family court and child welfare systems across North America are widely accused of being part of the problem, not part of the solution, in resolving custody issues and protecting children. The Trevino case spun out in New Mexico, but there is nothing unique about the laws or procedures of that state….For those who find the Trevino case alarming, consider this. What of the cases who never receive the light of public scrutiny and, so, never become nothing more than paperwork? Who checks if they have been incorrectly folded, spindled or bent?”
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Fathers Rightsters Support Lesbian Mom
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Fathers & Families submitted an amicus brief in a case argued before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) recently. The brief argued that contrary to some court decisions and legal authorities, being a breadwinner is a crucial family function that should be considered just as important as direct caretaking of children when courts make custody decisions. The brief also argues that custody should not be decided by rigidly counting up the hours of who does the most diaper-changing, meal-cooking, etc. Instead, custody should usually be shared because children bond equally strongly to both parents, even when one is out of the home earning a living for long hours every day…The twist in this case is that they were supporting a lesbian parent in her custody dispute.
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In The Power Of Love, Hate And Innocence George Rolph writes:Standing in the hospital room watching my daughter emerge from her mothers body and come into this world was an experience of such power; such overwhelming emotion and such huge love that it is almost impossible to write those feelings down….…My heart exploded in glorious, divinely perfect love….…With all of this came a fierce determination that no one would ever hurt her. It dwelt within me, deep inside, like a brooding and menacing, primeval fixation. For every positive in life and photography, there must be a negative. Negatives produce the positive. Without the negative emotion of fear, or the feeling of pain, most of us would not live past the age of ten. Without that negative determination and quietly roaring, internal protective instinct, a fathers children could not be safe in a hostile world. It is a powerful emotion that must be tamed. Tamed and then taught to our sons and daughters. Most men learn to tame this powerful instinct. A fact, that mothers who steal children from fathers would do well to be grateful for!….…When a woman tells a man that he cannot see his children, she is stealing all of the above and not just the physical presence of the child. She is playing the devil and stealing his bond with the child. Their bond. To justify her actions she must then brainwash the child to become as hateful as she is, or face the wrath of that child later. It takes a special kind of sickness to do that to a father and his child. Without genuine reason to protect that child, she is nothing short of a monstrous abuser. Yet, our world today is filled with these creatures and many of them get their foul ideas that it is OK to do this to fathers, from a bitter and sick, disgustingly dark and narrow minded media….…If God truly is in the birth of a child, the devil truly is in the theft of it.
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Visit UK’s Men’s Aid for a report on Munchausens Syndrome by Proxy / Fabricated or Induced Illness Child Protection, Social Services and ‘easy-to-misdiagnose’ disorders.
.“Go to this link and you’ll see that it’s impossible to defend the current system that’s morphed into nothing so much as a middle and upper class welfare program. Also check our members’ testimony to both the House and Senate.”
Visit CAFC for the 2006 End-of-the-Year Summary and some of next years goals and possibilities.
“William Shakespeare wrote that “it is a wise father that knows his own child.†Unfortunately, in America today, many fathers do not know their children because of the prevalence of singleparenthood and divorce. Tonight, we discuss the importance of a father’s presence in a child’s life and the impact of so-called “no fault†divorce on the American family. We’ll not only analyze why a child needs its father’s presence, but also discuss how our society is working against the maintenance of the core family structure and how that can be changed.”
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