Welcome to another week.
Researching Reform has been working quietly behind the scenes to bring you a new podcast – The Voice of the Child.
In this unique series, we explore how politics, justice and human rights impact children.
From immigration, terrorism and sexual exploitation, to forced adoption, foster care and the family courts, the podcasts feature leading experts, families and children with in-depth knowledge of these issues.
Our first podcast launches very soon.
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How often have we heard social workers and guardians proclaim to the judge ” This child has expressed a clear wish NOT to have any contact with the parents” ?
And how often has it been later found that the poor child was crying and begging to see its mum and/or dad but been refused “in its best interests??
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I would think this will be the case in at least 80% of all children whos contact with parents has been severed.
its always about an Agenda and never about the childs best interests.
Advocacy is the enemy of the SS. they dont want outsiders getting access to these children because they know the truth will be exposed and its likely they will be dragged into a libel case.
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I thought it time to lay my Pseudonym ( Dr. Manhattan ) to rest.
this is the real me.
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Welcome, Keith…. is there a reason why you’ve chosen to shed your alias now?
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Yes Natasha,
i feel i have been hiding behind a smokescreen for over 5yrs just so i could speak my mind about the awful actions of the Sunderland SS.
i just want people to see me for who i really am and to speak my mind without fear.
im currently working on 10 songs that ive written all about this subject and i will present them for all to hear if they wish to listen.
the title track is- Message from the Battle. this is my way of telling my story to the public and for my children to hear one day.
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