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Read here at https://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2013/08/12/baby-veronica-case-david-vs-goliath
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The
PR agent friend Munday's company, Trio-Solutions.com notes that she
specializes in social media including edits to wikipedia pages. This
might explain why when Munday's PR campaign is brought up on some
discussion sites, those posts get heavily downvoted by multiple
accounts, which act behaviorally like sockpuppet armies controlled by
one firm.
Much more disturbing than that is this organization the Christian
Alliance for Indian Child Welfare. Their website sells a book "Dying in
Indian Country" which establishes clearly that their goal is not just to
end the ICWA, but to "fight" tribal "sovereignty", and to pursue a
termination policy that ends "the reservation system", which it calls
"socialist".
Termination of the reservations and of indian sovereignty would of
course allow a lot of things, like sales of reservation lands to
corporations who need unfettered access to minerals, gas and oil. Who
knows who is really behind these web sites or what their real goal is,
given the end game they are pursuing would be so convenient to
profitable aims for so many non-indian parties.
There is an agenda behind this case that has little to do with adoption
and everything to do with this being a test case to assault the ICWA and
tribal sovereignty. These goals are even stated explicitly when looking
closely at the stated goals of some of the players. This knowledge
suggests some possibilities about where the mother's "free" attorneys
might be getting their incentive to sue the government to end the ICWA,
and onwards legally from that step.
Monday, August 12, 2013 - 17:13
The
PR agent friend Munday's company, Trio-Solutions.com notes that she
specializes in social media including edits to wikipedia pages. This
might explain why when Munday's PR campaign is brought up on some
discussion sites, those posts get heavily downvoted by multiple
accounts, which act behaviorally like sockpuppet armies controlled by
one firm.
Much more disturbing than that is this organization the Christian
Alliance for Indian Child Welfare. Their website sells a book "Dying in
Indian Country" which establishes clearly that their goal is not just to
end the ICWA, but to "fight" tribal "sovereignty", and to pursue a
termination policy that ends "the reservation system", which it calls
"socialist".
Termination of the reservations and of indian sovereignty would of
course allow a lot of things, like sales of reservation lands to
corporations who need unfettered access to minerals, gas and oil. Who
knows who is really behind these web sites or what their real goal is,
given the end game they are pursuing would be so convenient to
profitable aims for so many non-indian parties.
There is an agenda behind this case that has little to do with adoption
and everything to do with this being a test case to assault the ICWA and
tribal sovereignty. These goals are even stated explicitly when looking
closely at the stated goals of some of the players. This knowledge
suggests some possibilities about where the mother's "free" attorneys
might be getting their incentive to sue the government to end the ICWA,
and onwards legally from that step.
Monday, August 12, 2013 - 17:13
Please read and share the link on social media and with your family and friends.....
...and a very revealing yet disturbing update on Christy Maldonado, the birthmother:
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