Without getting into all of the Constitutional Amendments that have been violated by Texas authorities in the FLDS situation, I've noticed something peculiar about how efficiently CPS and local law enforcement were able to take 400+ children into custody. Haven't government officials in nearly every state been telling us for years that they don't have the resources to handle a potential deportation of illegal aliens and they fear the moral dilemma of ripping families apart? How strange now that Texas was able to whip up the resources to arrest innocent children, predicated on a phone call that may actually have been a hoax, and that they suddenly have no problem with ripping families apart?
One wonders that if these FLDS members had been either illegal aliens or anything other than Mormon, would this have ever happened?
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What is it that is really important?
I saw the video about the horrible drug-infested Texas Foster Care system at:
http://dayofpraise.blogspot.com/
I also read most of a thousand thought-provoking comments by citizens outraged by Texas Bureaucrats' blatant violation of the Constitution at:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/2/free-the-innocent-flds
This situation has huge historical significance.
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