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A word about the Google ads being added
to this site.
Over the years,
I have received hundreds of phonecalls and emails for
recommendations of and referrals to family-law and civil rights
attorneys and self-help groups across this nation, 3500 miles wide and
1500 deep plus Hawaii and Alaska. Clearly, it is impossible
for me to be responsive to these requests.
Sooooo . . . not only can the few dollars from the ads pay for the expenses of this website, you, too, can also benefit: you can learn on your own which attorneys and which self-help groups in those areas of the law are available to help you. Hoping that the ads will give you sufficient information to satisfy your requests for recommendations and referrals, I have been reformatting the files on this website to accommodate the maximum number of ads that Google's policy allows per file. By the way, I have no control over which ads appear. They are chosen by Google according to the content -- I think -- in each file. HELP: Any HTML programmer know how to get rid of the extra <> below the Google ads at the top of the files and the <> in the upper right-hand corners of the Google ads on the right-hand side of the screen? i've wasted hours, if not days, trying to figure out WHY they are there in some files and not in others . . . and how to get rid of them. THANKS!! |
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Will the real Eli Newberger
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| Will the real Eli Newberger
please stand up! Will the real Eli Newberger please stand up. Is he Eli Newberger, the man who separates innocent men and women from their children based on false allegations of some sexual crime: for example, by branding as a sexual abuser a father who bathed his daughter with a pink sponge? Or is he the Great Pretender who speaks in this book of principles and safeguards in bringing up males to become good men? Here, he rails against his father, reveals his mother's continuing mental illness, resents having to be the parent of his siblings, and laments being less than he should have been as a fat kid. Perhaps this background explains why in his male adulthood he appears to hate men, to revile mothers (particularly single-mother households), and to have no remorse in separating innocent children from their innocent parents. With no loyalty, he seems to have no boundaries: he tells of his cousin's acts of vandalism and with tongue in cheek, excuses them as acts of righteous civil disobedience; he loiters on the Internet, and with self-piety, plays off the Internet chatroom messages of mothers bespeaking of their children's sins and sanctimony. Yes, the author Eli Newberger is an Internet junkie. This reader wonders which face he is wearing when he is online: the Eli Newberger who believes washing your child with a pink sponge is sexual abuse, or the Eli Newberger who had a sorrowful childhood and had to prove that he grew to such a stature that he was omniscient and could tell anyone who would listen how to bring up male children. As if they couldn't become men without Newberger's pomposity! |
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