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Sunday, June 16, 2013

Court behavior in homeschool fight 'unconscionable'

Swedish Supremes allowed judge to act on appeal of his own ruling
A legal team that lost a case at the Swedish Supreme Court over custody of a boy taken from his parents because he was being homeschooled says the behavior of that nation’s judiciary is “concerning.”
The comment came from Michael Farris, chairman of the Home School Legal Defense Association, which has been fighting on behalf of Christer and Annie Johansson, and their son Domenic.
“It is very concerning that the Swedish court system has slammed the door on the Johanssons, but we will not give up,” said Farris. “We are evaluating legal measures, but the immediate need is to find a way to reunite this family as soon as possible. We are exploring all options on how this could happen.”…..WND has reported on the case from its beginning, when Domenic was seized by armed Swedish police officers operating on the orders of social services agencies from on board a Turkish Airlines flight June 25, 2009, because he was being homeschooled.
He was 7 at the time.
The family was in the process of moving permanently to India, Annie’s home country, but the armed officers were ordered to board the jet and seize the boy……To ReadMore….
My Take - I have been following this particular case from the beginning. Everything the left says means something other than what appears on the surface.  Education is only a secondary goal of public education.  The primary goal of public education by the left - from the 1890’s on in the U.S. - has been to make sure ‘the apple falls as far away from the tree as possible’.  Public education has been focused on separating children from the moral authority of their parents- and the churches -  in order to make the state to be the ultimate moral authority.   That was being successfully accomplished in Europe before the 20th century as a result it was easy for Mussolini to declare that,  "All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state"
To American's this seems completely irrational, until we realize that this mentality has permeated American society as well. As Hillary says; “It takes a village to raise a child". On the surface that seems perfectly normal and rational, until we scratch that surface reasoning and realize what people on the left like her really mean.   It means the village elders....she and her leftist friends.....will decide what the 'village' thinks, does and believes, and any efforts by anyone to alter that will be met with the strongest possible action by the …..Village….i.e. The State. 
We need to come back to the basics.  Our children do not belong to The State.  God gave ‘people’ children, not The State.   It is the parent’s responsibility to raise them up right, not The State.  We really do need to get that. 
One more thing.   I have the tendency to post articles that may be seemingly unrelated, but actually tout a theme.  There is a post regarding Madelyn Murray O’Hare’s son and his comments on the consequences of his mother’s atheist movement and the impact on the nation.  The underlying and unspoken goal of all of these leftist movements is now and has always been singular.  Eliminate God from America and you can then separate Americans from the Constitution.  Why?  Because the guarantees under the Constitution are based on the concept that these are God given rights.  If these rights are guaranteed by the ultimate moral arbiter of the universe they can’t be stripped from Americans by the Congress, the President or the Judiciary.  If that concept is destroyed then these rights can be supplanted by the latest philosophical flavor of the day promoted by the left, including turning the United Nations into a true world government.  The only thing that stands in the way of that goal is America’s free enterprise economy and the U.S. Constitution.   Both under serious attack by the left since the Roosevelt administration!  That’s Teddy Roosevelt by the way.   We are now reaching the climax of that 100 plus year struggle. 

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