Showing posts with label Susan Sherwin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Susan Sherwin. Show all posts

9.15.2013

The Freedom of Knowledge, The Power of Thought - A friend Turned me On to this.....

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 These are children, who have been sold by pedophile fathers, or pornographic parents. The programmers/masters program them with the expectation that they will be “thrown from the freedom train” when they get to age 30

 (Freedom Train is the code word for the Monarch trauma-based mind-control.


 The Illuminati like to blackmail these ministers when they are finished with their Seminary schooling and committed to the ministry at about 33 years of age.


In return for the parent’s cooperation, they provide rich financial rewards to the parent(s). 

It’s clearly a case of “if you don’t cooperate you lose in life big time, if you do cooperate you win big time.” 

 The type of father who is most preferred by the Programmers to offer up their children for programming is the pedophile. If a father will abuse his own little baby girl, then the Programmers know that the man has no conscience.

This father’s involvement in criminal activity (and thereby his vulnerability) can be continually increased. They want men who they believe will not develop any qualms later on in life about what they have done. A man, who waits until his daughter is a teenager to molest her, is usually esteemed to have too much conscience for the programmers. A big distinction must be made between hierarchy Monarch slaves, and non-hierarchy Monarch slaves. The reason there is such a big distinction is that they are not programmed the same way. Since this book is giving the recipe for how to create a Monarch slave, we will have to cover the distinction between slaves within the Illuminati and those slaves who function outside of the Illuminati hierarchy. It is important to stress that the label “Monarch” is used in this book in a generic sense for the modern trauma-based total mind-control that is taking place. Whether an Illuminati mind-controlled slave is technically in the Monarch records or out of the actual Monarch Program data files kept on computer is merely a technicality.

 front personality. (Internalizers are predisposed to the production of mental fantasy.) By knowing what the child was, the programmers know what they already have, and what they must add or build into the thinking of the alters they will create. 

An Internalizer personality would be important deep inside an alter system, while an Externalizer would be useful for a front personality
Regulated (R) personalities like to have narrow limitations on their activity

. The R’s readily accept authority, and will not try to step out of the range of their habits. The R has a marked ability to learn without understanding. They easily learn material by rote, because they do not need to understand it before they will learn it. This is another asset that the programmers like. The programmers may or may not want an A (Role Adaptive personality). A future country singer needs charisma -- a future computer programmer doesn’t. Without being able to finely determine what is there, the programming could not be fine tuned. If the child is good in math, it will have its programming scripts steered in that direction.

 A stress-producing campaign is run against CIA targets, and by doing this they can neutralize a potential enemy. The information collected from children, who are potential victims for the Monarch programming, is essential for knowing how to structure that child’s programming. For instance, IFU children often areautistic; IRU are schizophrenic children; and IR or IF are fantasy prone. Later, tt will be further explained how this aids programming.

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8.21.2013

6.04.2013

(FindLaw's Family Law Center)

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Child Abuse: Definition

Child abuse is broadly defined in many states as any type of cruelty inflicted upon a child, including mental abuse, physical harm, neglect, and sexual abuse or exploitation. The specific crimes charged in instances of child abuse can include assault and battery. In many states, certain individuals and caregivers are required by law to report suspected child abuse. Nevertheless, unfortunately, many cases of child abuse go unreported.
A child who has been abused or neglected may experience a range of problems, such as relationship difficulties, lack of trust of adults, emotional outbursts (or retreat), low performance at school, depression, anxiety, and anger.

The Elements of a Child Abuse Charge

As noted above, child abuse is a crime that encompasses a variety of behaviors involving physical, emotional, or sexual mistreatment or neglect upon a child. State child abuse laws define child abuse as any act (or failure to act) that:
  1. Results in imminent risk or serious harm to a child's health and welfare due to physical, emotional, or sexual abuse;
  2. affects a child (typically under the age of 18);
  3. by a parent or caregiver who is responsible for the child's welfare.
In most states, the harm must have been inflicted by non-accidental means. This includes intentional acts, actions that were careless (such as, allowing a known sexual offender or known abuser to be with a child alone), and acts of negligence (such as, leaving a child under a certain age at home alone). Also, the "harm" inflicted upon a child need not be actual, but may include "threats" or "risks of imminent harm".
In addition to state child abuse laws, all states have child protective services (CPS) agencies that investigate reports of abuse and neglect of children in a home. CPS also serves to place children who have been abused or neglected in safer homes, either through adoption or foster care.
Typical defenses include accident, wrongful accusations, and a parent's right to discipline.

Mandatory Reporting Laws

Every state has mandatory reporting laws that require certain people to report apparent or suspected child abuse to a central authority, such as via a statewide toll-free hotline. The reports -- which are often anonymous -- are meant to promote early intervention of child abuse.
Many states require "any person" to report suspected child abuse, whereas other states require mandatory reporting by certain professional, such as doctors, nurses, social workers, school officials, day care workers, and law enforcement personnel. In some states, failing to report instances of child abuse is considered a misdemeanor punishable by fines, jail time, or both.
Examples of warning signs of abuse of a child may include:
  • Physical abuse - unexplained burns, bites, bruises, and broken bones or parent's philosophy of harsh physical discipline
  • Emotional abuse - extreme behavior, delayed physical or emotional development, attempted suicide, and belittling by a parent or caregiver
  • Sexual abuse - difficulty walking or sitting, reports of nightmares or bedwetting, sudden changes in appetite, sudden refusal to change in front of others or participate in gym activities
  • Neglect - frequent absences from school, obvious lack of medical or dental care, severe body odor, stays home alone
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4.22.2013

A SOUL FULL OF EMOTIONS AND A WORD FROM SIGMUND FREUD

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What a distressing contrast there is between the 
radiant intelligence of the child and the
 feeble mentality of the average adult. - Sigmund Freud




4.16.2013

Guide for Prevention of Abuse

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Neglect
Child neglect occurs when a parent or caregiver does not give a child the care he or she needs according to its age, even though that adult can afford to give that care or is offered help to give that care. Neglect can mean not giving food, clothing, and shelter. It can mean that a parent or caregiver is not providing a child with medical or mental health treatment or not giving prescribed medicines the child needs. Neglect can also mean neglecting the child's education. Keeping a child from school or from special education can be neglect. Neglect also includes exposing a child to dangerous environments. It can mean poor supervision for a child, including putting the child in the care of someone incapable of caring for children. It can also mean abandoning a child or expelling it from home. Neglect is the most common form of abuse reported to child welfare authorities.
Click here to read Child Neglect: A Guide for Prevention, Assessment and Intervention, a publication from the Office on Child Abuse and Neglect within the US Department of Health and Human Services.



4.11.2013

Sign a Petition for Facebook to include a REPORT button for Sex Abuse

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Facebook needs a report option for Child Abusive Material

To: Facebook CEO - Mark Zuckerberg.

February 2013, and Facebook are still no closer to having a report option for content on their site pertaining to CAM "Child Abuse Material" instead we are to report this type of imagery as one of the following (or similar) options...
- Drug use
- Spam or scam
- Graphic violence
- Hate speech or symbol
Petition-x 
 
Facebook needs a report function that is specific to "Child Abuse Material" - (sexual imagery which focuses on children) and which links to a "hotline" such as INHOPE who have a dedicated online report system. If this feature were to be put in place by Facebook, it would ensure that any imagery reported, IS investigated, IS passed to the relevant LEA and the Internet Service Provider hosting the original content IS notified. 
Behind every image, there is an exploited, abused and helpless child - Not one should go unnoticed.

3.30.2013

Molested All Three of His Kids, Then Moves to Next Generation

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Truth That Hurts...... Toni L.Vossen 2013





The story below is a lot like my own story.... sick but true! The truth you never want to get used to
Monday, December 31, 2012 at 6:05 am
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Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire:T arver's daughter spoke up after he was busted for sexually assaulting his grandchild, telling authorities that he first abused her at age four. Later, the other kids shared their own horrible memories. Westword has the story.

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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Join Linda Smith and Shared Hope

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in bring awareness to American's & end CHILD ABUSE

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