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A Massachusetts judge has released a 16-year-old Connecticut girl back to her family after Massachusetts child welfare authorities seized her 16 months ago.

A Massachusetts judge has released a 16-year-old Connecticut girl back to her family after Massachusetts child welfare authorities seized her 16 months ago.

No apologizes from the Massachusetts authorities, who seized the girl against the wishes of the parents and her Connecticut doctors and held her almost literally in prison while they imposed their preferred medical treatment. It is unclear from the article whether the treatment by the Massachusetts doctors has worked, or whether they have discovered they were wrong. In either case, they were fascists to kidnap the girl as they did. One more reason to stay away from this oppressive area of the country.

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6 comments

  • David M. Cook

    Praise The Lord! Justice at last! It seems the authorities must be tired of all the negative press. I hope they stop doing this to other people’s kids, too.

  • Dale Martin

    I left CT and New England in 1990. If one was perceptive enough, the signs could be read easily. Massachusetts is inhabited by “demon possessed” leaders. They are really insane and quite often open as to their intentions. After 20 years of abuse by the psychopathic individuals inhabiting that part of the world, I just had to leave. Those who have spent their lives in this area seem not to notice the strong fascist streak prevalent there, some of them have no idea what is really going on, especially in MA, where the evil seems to be concentrated. I wonder if Cthulu or some other particular creature is reasserting control over that place…??

  • I moved from New York for many of these same reasons. They are oppressive while thinking themselves the world’s most tolerant people. Dare disagree with them or express an unpopular opinion and you soon find out how fascist they are.

  • Dale Martin

    Robert: I noted the same thing, they “talked the talk” about tolerance, but went off when I disagreed with them….It was only my job that kept me there, when I could leave, I did. I am always astounded at how many of the lifelong residents had no idea what a bunch of bigots they were…

  • DK Williams

    If Obamacare is allowed to stand, we all will eventually be at the mercy of such bureaucratic twits.

  • Joe

    I have been following this story for a while, what is most disturbing is, thAt while the State took Justine from her parents and refused to release her, the State never charged the parents with any wrong doing. Justine has a rare disease that the hospital said did not exist. She had regular care and was responding to said care until the State took her like they owned her. Supposedly it takes a Village to raise a kid, I think not!

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