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To: Solon who wrote (22536)	3/9/2012 11:22:02 PM
From: average joe	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 69300

It appears absurd the Baptists would use a natural catastrophe to abduct children from their homes for their own selfish ends. Once out of their country these kids have no identity or legal standing. That is the problem when one believes his or her own needs supersede that of the law. I heard an old family court judge say reviewing some of the bad decisions he made over his career that even what we might consider a bad home is still a better home than a foster home. He was talking about native kids who had been placed in white foster care in Canada and the resulting abuse and tragedy. I suspect Brumar was perhaps financing these organizations and that explains his visceral reaction to what was a spoof of the absurd Baptists. Who knows what shenanigans these young hooligans he finances are getting up to in the name of saving souls. They're obviously beyond the constraints of any earthly law - or so they think. Message 27997058