Child of America

"Chris" wrote:

Child of America is a not for profit foundation dedicated to
supporting parents dealing with custody issues that cross
international boundaries.

We offer support - financial, emotional, spiritual, logistic and
educational - for all those who are dealing with the complicated and
sometimes confusing tangle of emotions, governments, and custody
issues these types of cases involve.

We are holding our first 50/50 fundraiser raffle with a drawing to be
held on July 4, 2007! Please visit us at

http://www.childofamerica.org to enter,

and please support us if you are able.

Thanks in advance!

Take a hike!
"We believe that all families benefit from having two active and involved
parents who care deeply for their children." Translation: We believe that
all fathers should be forced to pay the mother free cash because she made
the sole choice to bear children.

You could not possibly be more wrong if you tried.

Child of America was founded by a loving and caring father who, after
having paid child support that was not being used to support his
children, was faced with the prospect of losing them entirely when the
mother decided to seek full custody in order to move to China, a non-
Hague country, and keep the gravy train rolling in.

Mounting a legal battle against this injustice, in the face of gender
bias, her manipulation of the court system (she was a lawyer) and
outrageous legal costs, this person learned a great deal about the
varieties of information and services available to fathers in this
difficult circumstance, and decided to share that data with fathers
everywhere who might need it.

A vast majority of Child of America's services go to fathers, simply
because they are primarily the ones found in this sort of
circumstance, but they do not limit their help to anyone.

The message that children benefit from loving and committed parents is
one basic to the Christian ideals C of A was founded on, and in no way
suggestive that custody support laws do not require a thorough
overhaul. In fact, C of A is currently involved in custody law review
in twelve states, Massachusetts, included.

Perhaps you are bitter due to your own circumstances. Perhaps you are
blind to the concept that their are fathers in this world better
suited to raising children than the women who bore them. Perhaps you
do not care if American children are forced by law and family
circumstance to grow up half a world away from one of their parents.
Whatever the reason, your bile is misplaced, and I would suggest you
get some help with your anger issues.

Peace.

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"Chris" wrote:

Child of America is a not for profit foundation dedicated to
supporting parents dealing with custody issues that cross
international boundaries.

We offer support - financial, emotional, spiritual, logistic and
educational - for all those who are dealing with the complicated and
sometimes confusing tangle of emotions, governments, and custody
issues these types of cases involve.

We are holding our first 50/50 fundraiser raffle with a drawing to be
held on July 4, 2007! Please visit us at

http://www.childofamerica.org to enter,

and please support us if you are able.

Thanks in advance!

Take a hike!
"We believe that all families benefit from having two active and
involved
parents who care deeply for their children." Translation: We believe
that
all fathers should be forced to pay the mother free cash because she
made
the sole choice to bear children.

You could not possibly be more wrong if you tried.

Child of America was founded by a loving and caring father who, after
having paid child support that was not being used to support his
children, was faced with the prospect of losing them entirely when the
mother decided to seek full custody in order to move to China, a non-
Hague country, and keep the gravy train rolling in.

Mounting a legal battle against this injustice, in the face of gender
bias, her manipulation of the court system (she was a lawyer) and
outrageous legal costs, this person learned a great deal about the
varieties of information and services available to fathers in this
difficult circumstance, and decided to share that data with fathers
everywhere who might need it.

A vast majority of Child of America's services go to fathers, simply
because they are primarily the ones found in this sort of
circumstance, but they do not limit their help to anyone.

The message that children benefit from loving and committed parents is
one basic to the Christian ideals C of A was founded on, and in no way
suggestive that custody support laws do not require a thorough
overhaul. In fact, C of A is currently involved in custody law review
in twelve states, Massachusetts, included.

Perhaps you are bitter due to your own circumstances. Perhaps you are
blind to the concept that their are fathers in this world better
suited to raising children than the women who bore them. Perhaps you
do not care if American children are forced by law and family
circumstance to grow up half a world away from one of their parents.
Whatever the reason, your bile is misplaced, and I would suggest you
get some help with your anger issues.

Peace.

Tell me that you support 50/50 parental custody by default with NO MONEY
changing hands, and I will recant my statement.