AUTHOR PROPOSES “SCHAEFER’S LAW,” WHICH ELIMINATES ALL FEDERAL FUNDING TO THE CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES. News provided by Quill by Knight Publishing, LLC Jul 10, 2025, 12:35 ET Share this article Stephen Heartland … proposes an end to the federal funding of the Child Protective Services (CPS), and states that this federal funding has caused corruption […]
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FREE E-BOOK NOTICE: Before I embark on this blog, I wanted to announce that my book: Louis Paster Condemns Big Pharma will be free as an eBook on Amazon on July 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, 2025 in honor of France’s national holiday and their contribution to science and medicine from Louis Pasteur. If
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There is a price to be paid to stand for truth and justice, and to speak for those who are defenseless and cannot speak for themselves. Senator Nancy Schaefer paid the ultimate price, which was her life along with the life of her husband, to stand up against evil. There was too much money at
Nancy Schaefer’s fight against CPS, her murder, and the coverup. Read More »
Nancy Schaefer was a senator from Georgia who stood up to corruption and fought against it. She fought for many causes which revolved around family rights and parents’ rights, but the fight which was near and dear to her heart was the fight against the Children’s Protective Services (CPS). She died in 2010. The reason
Senator Nancy Schaefer. Her fight for parent’s rights and against the CPS. Read More »
It is apparent that when Brian Shilhavy began writing this book, that he was overwhelmed at the vastness of this subject. Medical kidnapping encompasses a wide spectrum of things: medical diagnoses and differences of professional medical opinion resulting in medical kidnapping; state and federal laws and how they function; monetary incentives given by federal government
Introduction. This is a book that requires a longer review due to the subject content. The author appeared to be in a bit of a hurry to get this book to press, for what can be described as an urgency due to children suffering and being exploited in various ways by an unjust system. I
In the last part of My Story, there were a few strange things that happened in relation to the pediatric office visits with my daughter, her pediatrician, and the pediatric office staff. These things sparked questions in my mind, and I felt compelled to find answers. There was a piece of paper they pushed at