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 Child abuse brings out the best in us (the desire to protect our children)
and the worst in us (the lynch mob
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 Children lose their fathers every day in Probate & Family Court
-- Anonymous

DADDY'S DREAM
Though I’m not there to turn off the light,
To tuck you in and kiss you goodnight,
To read a book, or get you a drink,
It’s you I love, and of you I think.
If you were here, I’d give you a squeeze,
And ask if you could give me one please.
So to the day we’d say our good-byes.
As we lay down and close our eyes.
-- Don Mathis
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UPLOADED 6 May 2008
Please call Chairman Eugene Flaherty's office today. The number is 617-722-2396.
Ask for the Chairman's help to move Senate Bill 994 out of the Massachusetts Senate Judiciary Committee, the bill on shared parenting, so kids can grow up with both their fit mother and father. Thank them for their prompt help on this matter.

After you have made the phone call, please email me at CHIROHILL@aol.com so that I can keep track of the calls. Please start your phone calls now and put this out on any and all lists that you have. Thanks, Peter


UPLOADED 4 May 2008
The Nightmare German Inflation from a NEWS & VIEWS SPECIAL REPORT from http://www.usagold.com


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aaThe Bike Trek For Equal Shared Parenting 2008 by Akindele Akinyemi  A message frin Akindele Akinyemi.  Barb wonders whether Akindele realizes that his given name sounds like the Yiddish word meaning "a little precious child"!!!!
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Drano Series #185: Credit Card Case: A Few Sample Documents: Motion to Dismiss, Answers to Interrogatories, Answers to Requests for Production of Documents, Motion for Partial Summary Judgment.   Click.


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An email (slightly edited)
from WIlliam Lake, a fighting father
calling for boycotts to begin
on Fatherless Day, June 13th
     
One of the most underused but powerful weapons the individual has to effect        political and social change in this money-driven world of ours is his or her purchasing power. It’s underused because in our consumer-obsessed society the relationship between "shopping" and “political action” is not immediately seen.  Implementation of this action requires organizational and communications resources.  In London's Financial Times (November 16, 1998) , an article entitled "How should Companies Respond to Boycotts" told us:

The use of boycotts as a coercive marketplace tactic has increased in recent years and is expected to rise further. One reason for this is that consumer protests are proving more successful than in the past, both because those who organize boycotts are adopting more sophisticated tactics and because more consumers are supporting and joining organizations with explicit social and political agendas. The prudent marketing manager no longer worries just about product and service quality. Monitoring deeper feelings towards the business and its home country may be critical in preserving customer relationships.

The single most important factor for the increasing success of consumer boycotts is the development of global communications. . . .

Even in the old days economic boycotts were conducted and often succeeded. Gandhi's Swadeshi campaign to boycott English textiles was the first effective demonstration of the shakiness of British rule in India. Gandhi's campaign caused a lot of suffering in Britain. Thousands were jobless and a large number of textile mills in Lancashire were closed.

[Another] demonstration of the power of economic boycotts [occurred] in South Africa with the fall of apartheid. The boycott and international sanctions hurt the black community, nevertheless the resolve of South African blacks and their leaders never wavered. In the US, alumni and students insisted that their Universities divest their trust funds of large blocks of stock in companies doing business in South Africa. Even after Nelson Mandela was released and a number of important reforms put into place, the ANC called for the continuation of international sanctions until apartheid was completely dismantled and a transitional government was in place.

Most of the activism for Fathers Rights has been on the symbolic level: Father’s Day Marches, parades, demonstrations, law suits, Press Grabbing Civil Disobedience, etc. All these activities are powerful on a symbolic level and serve to renew the commitment to the cause. They also attract sympathy and publicity for the cause of Fathers Rights and create a greater awareness worldwide of Fathers. Yet after the event, supporters go home, put up their signs, and wait for the next event to happen.

Another form of activism has been the petitioning of governments, leaders, and world bodies to intercede on our behalf. Letter-writing campaigns and meetings with government heads
are, in effect, a form of petitioning.  The problem with these actions is that they bring no form of pressure or threats to bear.  They are but appeals to the recipients' generosity and compassion. However important these efforts appear, they are still passive and a form of supplication.

We must now take action that is not just symbolic or supplication.  We must take action that is a direct blow at Family Court tyranny. We must do something that causes an economic loss or disadvantage.  Boycotts will alllow us to do jyst that: they will empower us to strike back. A direct action for Fathers rights and Equal Parenting.

At this moment, Florida and California are incredibly sensitive to economic loss. One person not buying agricultural products grown and processed in Florida or California and bypassing their Theme Parks would cause, let us say, a loss of $1000 annually to their economies.  Although a small sum, it is, at least, tangible and quantifiable, and therefore far more valuable and effective than all the promises and assurances Fathers have received from National and State leaders, politicians and "experts."


It is a solid starting point. If 5000 Fathers in the U.S. refused to buy Florida or California goods, we could cause a $5,000,000 loss to both of those States every year.  If each of the 5000 Fathers recruited ten friends-----

On Fatherless Day, June 13th, we must move past the symbolic and begin a direct action that will empower our movement and lift us from the passive supplication holding the beggars cup for our fundamental rights to be parents.

Take the next step and support the Boycott now!!

William Lake
fightingfathers@yahoo.com
www.fightingfathersofdistrict1.com






UPLOADED  23 April 2008
Fall River jury awards $550,000 in emotionally charged bigamy case.   From a legal perspective, it was a straightforward case of deceit and misrepresentation. From all other perspectives, however, Weerasinghe Turner v. Viveiros was anything but straightforward.  Reprint from Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for educational purposes.  Click.


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   Looking for an attorney?
Looking for a "pro bono" attorney?
Find out about your State's judiciary!!!!

Uploaded the contact information for the 50 State bars.  Click


 21 April 2008
   CERTIORARI DENIED
U.S. Supreme Court 07-9625


UPLOADED 19 April 2008
Eli Newberger  Will the real Eli Newberger please stand up! 

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Recommendations by VOCAL for Those Falsely Accused of Child Abuse.  VOCAL (Victims of Child Abuse Laws) recommends what to do when faced with dealing with an alleged child-protection agency.


Iran: Edict authorises online short-term marriages
Tehran, 9 April (AKI, adnkronos international) - Iranian men and women may from Wednesday contract short-term marriages online, according to a religious edict (fatwa) signed by Ayatollah Seyyed Mohammad Sadeghi Rouhani.

The edict says that couples must clearly establish how long the marriage will last. They must also guarantee there are no legal impediments to the marriage, and agree on the amount of money the man must pay the woman when it ends.  No comment has so far been issued by religious authorities in the holiest Shia city of Qom.

Shia Islam allows a man and woman to marry for a fixed period of time, ranging from an hour to a century. A man can also have any number of temporary marriages - or sigheh, as they are known.

Iran first started promoting temporary marriage as an alternative to co-habiting 15 years ago.   Then president, Hashemi Rafsanjani, said it was a way for men and women to satisfy their sexual needs.  However, Iranian society still looks down on temporary marriage as a cover for prostitution and there is still a strong taboo against the practice.


An article worth reading year after year
Restraining Orders: "Do Restraining Orders Cause Domestic Violence?" by Mark Charalambous.   Click


Parental Alienation Awareness Day: April 25th

To date, THIRTEEN U.S. State governors and BERMUDA have proclaimed or recognized April 25th as Parental Alienation Awareness Day: The Islands of Bermuda and Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, and New York.

Visit the Parental Alienation Awareness Organization's website www.Parental-Alienation-Awareness.com.  To get involved, contact Sarvy Emo at Tel: 416-840-5654, Fax: 866-232-8134 or at info@parental-alienation-awareness.com.



FatherLess Day will be observed on
Friday June 13th from
12 noon until 3 p.m.

Every day feels like Friday the 13th for any Non-Custodial Parent who does not get to have time with their children.   Rallies are planned to take place in every State capitol throughout the United States and in other countries!! For Massachusetts, contact Massachusetts F4J Coordinator Steve McDonough at daddyozz@verizon.net.  More details can be viewed by going to http://www.f4j.us.

All groups should attempt to coordinated efforts with F4J so as to assure a successful event that will attract the attention of the public and political leaders.



NEWS!!!  7 April 2008
At the conference scheduled for Friday, April 18th,  the United States Supreme Court will decide whether to grant or deny me a writ of certiorari.
No. 07-9625
Feb 28 2008      Petition for a writ of certiorari and motion for leave to proceed in forma
                          pauperis filed. (Response due April 2, 2008)  
Mar 20 2008     Waiver of right of respondent Board of Bar Overseers of the Supreme
                          Judicial Court of Massachusetts to respond filed.
Apr 3 2008        DISTRIBUTED for Conference of April 18, 2008.
Apr 21 2008      Certiorari denied.


NEW   UPLOADED 7 April 2008
Parental Alienation Is Open Heart Surgery: It Needs More Than a Band-Aid 
to Fix It by
Kathleen Niggemyer,
California Western Law Review, Spring 1998

Child Custody: Due Process: Constitutional Rights and the Stigma of
Sexual Abuse Allegations in Child Custody Proceedings Colleen
McMahon, Catholic Lawyer, Summer-Fall 1999 

Mediation and Parental Alienation Syndrome: Considerations for an
Intervention Model
Anita Vestal, Family and Conciliation Courts Review,
October 1999

Parental Alienation Syndrome: Virginia Court of Appeals Recognizes the
"Parental Alienation Syndrome" --
Ange et al. v. Chesapeake Department
of Human Services (February 3, 1998)(unpublished)


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 A half-dozen or more NEWLY uploaded  older files which still have value.  Scroll in alphabetical list below.