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This pledge truly comes from the heart and soul of this director ...

This pledge truly comes from the heart and soul of this director
Before all is the efforts of an 2 year investigation(Google search)
That took this director across this globe 
Threw theory after theory
Who's effects are not hard to see
There have been many lives lost and future's forever changed
These family's deserve justice a justice that will never be great enough for the serious in-justice that has occurred here
But what we can do is protect the future of this country and it's children by Internationally Banning the tool used to place them in harm's way and by criminally charging all of those who profited off of this serious atrocity
http://www.causes.com/actions/1651879-internationally-ban-parental-alienation-theory-and-therapies

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  1. UnknownFebruary 25, 2014 at 6:55 AM

    My twin daughters just turned 17. I didn't get to share the day, though, even though I have sole physical custody. My Texas-based ex violated our Missouri custody order & law enforcement in both MO & TX refuse to enforce on my behalf because I am an outspoken civil rights advocate for victims of human trafficking & abuse. TX is violating interstate pacts & federal laws in a pattern of gender-biased policing. I am asking all PA & PAS victims, especially those involving TX, to email their stories to AskDOJ@usdoj.gov. Everybody has a boss. For law enforcement & judges, that boss is the Department of Justice. They need to hear the problem from its victims before they can change it. The only way to make abuse stop is to refuse to keep it secret. Thank you all for your courage.

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