Lawyers make money destroying children

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The National Center for Health Statistics recently reported the steepest jump in illegitimacy ever recorded in the United States. About one-third of all babies in the nation are now born to unwed mothers - figures 10 times higher than they were just a generation ago, and still rising. One-parent families are six times more likely to be poorer than two-parent families. Children from one-parent homes usually grow up to create one-parent homes - having their own children out of wedlock - and living on welfare.

People are so confused about their sexuality, homosexual attitudes and events are the norm for American society. Nine homosexual events were sanctioned by the White House for President Clinton's second inaugural festivities! A U.S. District Court judge recently ruled that banning the sale of sexually explicit material on military bases violates the pornographer's First Amendment rights!

Legislatures and governmental bodies are made up mostly of lawyers and/or members of the judicial branch. While protecting the rights of homosexuals and pornographers, the government, is busily conducting the public's business and spending the taxpayers money in secret and clandestine meetings.

The battle for America's children rages across American today. Lawyers earn enormous sums of money stirring and churning the fires of divorce. As one attorney recently said, "I make a very good living from divorce cases, while I am waiting for the big one."

It was perhaps Vincent Bugliosi who pointed out in his recent book that some how the two professions that comprise the vast majority of people appointed or elected to the bench are lawyers and politician/lawyers.

Probably the two least respected professions by the public when it comes to personal integrity. Then upon assuming a position on the bench are somehow elevated above their background history into judicial sainthood with a robe.

It is a bit of a fox becoming in charge of the hen house scenario. It might be good to contend with violent criminals but (in my personal view) it is not good enough for my children's best interest and ultimately it wasn't.

I would like to have people I trust for my family's needs and not some political sell out engineering their next career move. Tony Gottlieb

Remember, it is not in the best interest of a lawyer to solve your particular case. When your problem finds a solution the lawyer is off a very lucrative payroll.

In California, Ron Askew sued his ex-wife for fraud and WON in front of a jury of 6 men and 6 women. It was overturned in appeals court, and he had to pay $100,000 of his ex-wife's attorneys fees. What does THAT tell you?

That even if you win fair and square as a citizen, the system has a backup plan for fathers which protects the "industry" for lawyers. This system is not there for citizens, but for ABA lawyers, who become ABA judges.

Partial Sources: American Injustice, Inc. and

Coral Ridge Ministries Media, Inc.

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