OCCUPY MAIN STREET

We’re sick and tired of violence perpetrators and sexual predators not being held accountable - from Donald Trump and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal to your neighborhood pedophile down at the corner store who has custody of his child rape victim. “Occupy Main Street” gives a platform for neighborhood communities to protest against injustices that disenfranchise children and victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse in all its forms. Five children die every day from child abuse. Family Court and Social Services remove children from innocent protective mothers. There is an irrecoverably grievous failure of our own government to protect innocent children. The United States of America is the only industrialized nation in the world not to have ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Public Officials are too busy making money off of abusing and exploiting children to consider the effects of their depraved actions on future generations. More than 58,000 children per year are ordered to live with their abusers by family courts nationwide. It’s the most colossal and catastrophic obliteration of human rights ever perpetrated en masse to the general public. It is the biggest public corruption scheme ever devised - bigger than the holocaust - and the media won’t touch it. The revolution will not be televised, folks. It’s treason. It’s discrimination, and it’s time now for the world’s most monumental public conspiracy to come to an end for good. Laws shouldn’t defy Mother Nature. Women and children rarely ever make false reports of abuse. It’s estimated that 2% of reports of abuse are false. However, Family Court, Social Services and Law Enforcement mistreat victims making reports as though they’re false the vast majority of the time. There is an inherent societal bias against victims. 99% of sexual abuse crimes are committed by men. However, when abuse by a father is alleged in family court, protective mothers lose custody at extremely high rates. The police convict sexual predators only 2% of the time. It’s systemic abuse of women and children. Abuse of the mother also counts as abuse of the child. However, the "public authorities" don’t follow the authorities on the science. Too often, public authorities fail the most vulnerable among us, and victims require support from their community to create an outcry before their voice can be heard. We must not tolerate the most vulnerable people in our communities being continually victimized any longer. We are protective mothers of victimized children and concerned citizens alike. We are empowered to support the abused, the silenced, the oppressed, the trafficked, the exploited, the kidnapped and the enslaved. We should take to the streets to stand up to the injustices being perpetrated against children and victims by individuals and by the authorities who fail to hold abusers accountable - the “authorities” who criminalize the victims rather than the perpetrators. These vulnerable people need our support and that’s exactly what we’re here to do. Gather together outside the homes of predators where children are being unlawfully detained under color of law. Create a buzz and make waves in the name of children’s rights and justice for victims in all respects. Take to the streets and protest at strategic locations to let abusers know we are there to hold them accountable and God is watching. Create your local neighborhood watchdog chapter and give a voice to the voiceless! Support non-violent resistance to judicial orders giving child custody or unfettered contact to abusers. Empower peaceful civil disobedience to send the message to authorities to let them know that we don’t stand for discrimination against victims and we don’t support unconstitutional acts that perpetuate domestic abuse for their own personal financial gain at the expense of our children as they are the entire future generation. We aren’t afraid to stand up in the name of children’s rights and justice for victims. Join together - there is strength in numbers! ✊Take action here: www.amorr.us ✮✮✮✮✮ www.amorr.us/occupy-main-street-event-description ✮✮✮✮✮ I have personally experienced firsthand discrimination against women in the system. The doctrines used to keep abusive fathers in children's lives are a double standard, as the opposite applies to protective mothers. I was accused of alienating him, while the courts, police, and CPS assisted in him alienating - and all out estranging - me from my child. The mental illness of the perpetrating parent was ignored, while my psychiatric injury from the trauma he and the system conspired to cause was used against me. The father was determined to be unfit by a forensic mental health evaluation in 2015. I was never found unfit. The forensic mental health evaluation recommended that I have sole custody. However, in spite of his unfitness, another family court judge ordered him sole custody in 2108. After I reported to the…

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