In the wake of the Florida high school shooting, which local school officials, sheriff officials, child protective services officials, shrinks, the FBI and a greedy acquaintance helped cause, the innocent are supposed to give up their rights to own firearms.
Why? Because some high school punks, paid for and coached by professional leftists, are supposedly now our moral betters.
Here’s a story from World Net Daily around Easter that proves how superior high school kids are:
“Don’t run in the halls. Don’t chew gum in class. Don’t pass notes to your neighbor. And, whatever you do, don’t snort condoms.
Wait a minute! “Don’t snort condoms?”
That’s right. It’s the latest stupid teen craze, with thousands of kids involved, if YouTube videos and the warnings of school officials around the country are any indication.
School officials in San Antonio are holding meetings with parents to let them know about the dangerous activities their kids might be involved in – one of them, snorting condoms.
What’s it all about? It started as a YouTube Challenge back in 2013, but it’s hotter than ever. The idea is to inhale through one nostril an unfurled latex condom and then pull it through your mouth. Why? So you can become a YouTube star, of course.
As Texas state education specialist Stephen Enriquez put it, “These days our teens are doing everything for likes, views, and subscribers. As graphic as it is, we have to show parents because teens are going online looking for challenges and recreating them.”
It’s the latest potentially deadly kid fad since swallowing liquid laundry detergent pods.
Maybe it’s time for the schools to offer classes on what not to do with condoms.”
Last time I checked, the only thing people should inhale is air.
Teens should be seen and sometimes heard. But not when they say stupid things or put rubbers up their noses.
Now for a more serious turn, another stupid lifestyle choice, buttressed by bad bureaucrats, has cost five black children their lives. But Black Lives Matter is not at this crime scene.
Sure you haven’t heard of this case. It wasn’t in the lunatic mainstream media’s interest to tell you about it.
But here it is:
In March 2018, Jennifer and Sarah Hart packed their kids in a SUV, without a change of clothes, and drove south from the Washington side of the Columbia River thru Oregon and into California. They headed the minivan for the Pacific Ocean, and somewhere in Mendocino County, they deliberately drove it off the highway, over the cliffs, and into the ocean. Two children’s bodies have not been recovered yet. They probably washed out with the tide.
As soon as I heard the manner of death and the names of the couple, I suspected murder and suicide. I have been on Highway 1, the road that threads along the rocky and foreboding coastline of Mendocino County. It is a long drop to the cold water and rocky shore of the Pacific Ocean. It is an easy place to take a vehicle off a cliff if that is what you want to do.
The Hart SUV is in the water at the bottom of the picture. No survivors. (Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office)
Here’s the rest of the story:
Jennifer and Sarah Hart got “married” when judges and other politicians who flunked sex education gave the two freak a “wedding” license so they could live in lezlock.
Lesbians can’t bear children without sperm. So, not wanting to subject themselves to the patriarchy, or turkey baster bingo, Jennifer and Sarah decided to adopt children. Five of the six children they adopted were black, and one appeared to be multiracial. (I could be wrong on this; I’m just judging from their group picture.)
Kids in government custody depend upon the government bureaucrats in child protective services bureaus to use their common sense to do what is right for the kids. Sadly, few government bureaucrats have this common sense.
This is why Illinois and California child protective service agents routinely put kids in homes with sex offenders. They don’t screen. And they don’t care. (See my previous posts on Illinois and foster care in the archives.)
Some nameless bureaucrats thought it was a good idea to put children in a lesbian home. And another nameless bureaucrat thought it was okay to give more children to lesbians who had criminal records.
Every now and then, a leftist publication prints the truth. Time magazine did so today (April 10, 2018). Here it is:
“Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman … told TIME he is left with three vexing questions: “Why did this happen? How did this happen? And what can we — and I’m talking we as a government — do to prevent this from happening again?”
“Those are my three questions that I ask myself every day. And I do not know the answers to any of those three,” he said.
Allman said he is concerned by a pattern of child abuse reports against the Harts — which he sees as “a piece to the puzzle” — and by the lack of skid marks at the site where their car went off the cliff. There were no suitcases or sleeping bags found in the vehicle or at the scene, no one in the car was wearing a seatbelt and no one appears to have known the Harts were leaving town.
“There are more reasons to believe that this was intentional than there are to believe that this was an accident,” Allman said.
(Update: Allman is now calling the incident a crime.)
Police are still searching for three of the Hart children — 16-year-old Hannah, 15-year-old Sierra and 15-year-old Devonte — but Allman said he has no reason to believe they were not inside the vehicle at the time of the crash. On Saturday, a body was recovered near the site of the crash, but authorities have not yet confirmed the identity.
(The body is that of a black girl, according to reports.)
Meanwhile, child abuse allegations dating back to 2008 have created a troubling picture of the family’s life. Neighbors and teachers in multiple states reported potential abuse, as the family moved from Minnesota to Oregon to Washington. One complaint came before the Harts formally adopted their last three children from Texas in 2009, and another complaint, which resulted in a misdemeanor domestic assault conviction, came before they pulled all six of their children out of public school in 2011 to pursue homeschooling.
In September 2008, one of the Hart children, who was 6 at the time, told a teacher about being struck with a belt on the arm, according to a police report that did not identify the child by name. When interviewed by police, both parents said Jennifer Hart had hit the child with a belt. They also said the child had fallen down a set of stairs and was having “food issues” that included stealing other people’s food at school and eating out of garbage cans or off the floor.
Months later — in February 2009, according to CNN — the Harts finalized the adoption of Jeremiah, Sierra and Devonte. In November 2010, an allegation of abuse surfaced again, when one of the Hart children told a teacher “that she had owies on her tummy and her back,” according to a police report. The girl said “that her mom had put her in the bathtub and turned on cold water and then hit her” with a closed fist “because she had found a penny in her pocket.” While the girl said Jennifer Hart had hit her, when interviewed, Sarah Hart said she had been the one to spank their daughter. “By Sarah’s own admission, she stated that the spanking got out of control and was not proper and was ‘too much,’” the police report stated.
(Maybe a second bust for Jennifer would have put her in jail and cost them the kids. It is possible Sarah took the fall for this reason. Or maybe the kid was misquoted and Sarah was just as evil as Jennifer.)
Sarah Hart was charged with malicious punishment of a child, which was dismissed, and misdemeanor domestic assault. She was convicted of the latter charge on April 7, 2011 and sentenced to community service and a year of probation. Two days before the sentencing, all of the Hart children — in kindergarten through 7th grade — were pulled out of the public school system for homeschooling, according to district records.
In 2013, a family friend told Oregon child welfare officials that she had witnessed “controlling emotional abuse and cruel punishment” toward the children, but was later told by the Oregon Department of Human Services that there was not enough evidence to make a case.
“My heart is completely broken,” Alexandra Argyropoulos said in a statement to the Associated Press last week. “The current system failed to protect these children from their abusers.”
The family’s neighbors in Woodland, Washington, Bruce and Dana DeKalb, told the Associated Press that last year, one of the Hart girls rang their doorbell in the middle of the night, “saying we needed to protect her.” “She said that they were abusing her,” Bruce DeKalb told the AP.
The couple called child services on March 23 after Devonte came to their house multiple times asking for food. No one answered the door when child services officials arrived at the Harts’ house on that day. By the next morning, the Harts had driven out of town. On March 26, their SUV was found at the bottom of the California cliff.”
(Comment: The angry dykes were controlling and cruel enough that they evidently succeeded in breaking the spirit of the 19-year-old boy. He should have been able to knock both dykes out of commission or at least have gone to the law but apparently never attempted to do so.)
An AP story 4/2/2010 added these details:
“Authorities don’t know exactly when the wreck took place. A passing motorist discovered the vehicle on March 26, three days after social service authorities in Washington state opened an investigation apparently prompted by a neighbor’s complaint that the children were being deprived of food. Authorities believe at least one felony was committed but (Mendocino Sheriff’s Office captain Greg) Van Patten declined to specify.
“To the best of my knowledge, there was not a suicide note found at the residence,” said (California Highway Patrol Captain Greg) Baarts, who added that authorities have been interviewing friends and family members of the Harts. “There have been red flags,” he said, but did not elaborate.
Van Patten said he was not aware of any other evidence of abuse.
Well before the wreck, Sarah Hart pleaded guilty in 2011 to a domestic assault charge in Douglas County, Minnesota, telling authorities “she let her anger get out of control” while spanking her 6-year-old adopted daughter, court records show.
The two women, both 38, were found dead inside the SUV, while three of their children —Markis Hart, 19, Jeremiah Hart, 14, and Abigail Hart, 14 —were discovered outside the vehicle. Searchers were looking for Hannah Hart, 16; Sierra Hart, 12; and Devonte Hart, 15.
Devonte drew national attention after the black youngster was photographed in tears, hugging a white police officer during a 2014 protest in Portland, Oregon, over the deadly police shooting of a black man in Ferguson, Missouri. Devonte was holding a “Free Hugs” sign.
Two weeks ago, Bruce and Dana DeKalb, next-door neighbors of the Harts in Woodland, Washington, called state Child Protective Services because Devonte had been coming over to their house almost every day for a week, asking for food. Dana DeKalb said Devonte told her his parents were “punishing them by withholding food.” The boy asked her to leave food in a box by the fence for him, she said.
Social service authorities opened an investigation, and a state caseworker went to the house on March 23 but didn’t find anyone home. The agency had no prior history with the family, said Norah West, a spokeswoman with the Washington Department of Social and Health Services.
On Thursday, authorities in Washington state combed through the family’s home for information. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office said deputies were looking for bills, receipts or anything else to shed light on why the family left and other circumstances related to the trip, KGW-TV reported.”
Now back to the Time Magazine article’s conclusion.
“Norah West, a spokesperson for the Washington Department of Social and Health Services, said the agency had no contact with the Hart family prior to the visit on March 23. West said agencies in different states share information on a “case-by-case basis.” The lack of a national registry of child abuse reports and investigations can pose a challenge in identifying and stopping abuse as parents cross state lines.
“I think social workers and child healthcare workers have some of the most difficult jobs in state government, and it comes with a number of challenges,” West told TIME. “We don’t know about any potential abuse or neglect unless someone refers it to us.”
Note the self-serving tone. Government workers never do anything wrong. They were right to give three children to a pair of crazed lesbians, and were right to let the crazed lesbians adopt more children after both of them was charged with severe child abuse. No state bureaucrat in Minnesota or Texas or Oregon tried to take custody of these children away from the crazed lesbians. They would leave a state and no state child protective services puke would try to track them down.
Nora’s state child protective services people would and have screwed up likewise. But being a government agent means never having to say you’re sorry. Your union or civil service rules cover for you. And sovereign immunity means the government doesn’t pay either.
In the wake of Jennifer and Sarah Hart’s murder of their six adopted children, why is there no uproar over white lesbians murdering black children? And why is there no uproar over the incompetent ninnies in the child protective services bureaucracy of several states?
Nervous Nora made one point. There needs to be a national registry of child abuse reports and investigations. But child protective services people and leftists everywhere would denounce it as being an invasion of privacy and homophobic.
The ACLU would sue to prevent it from becoming a reality.
And if it becomes a reality, many to most child protective services people won’t use it. Hell, many of them place children in foster homes with sex offenders now as it is, even though there is a national sex offender database, and they could readily run teenage molesters thru the juvenile criminal databases. If they chose to protect children.
Nora, I’m going to call you on this. I’m already on the record as pushing for a national teacher database on teacher crimes and other misconduct. I’m also on the record as pushing to make criminal records accessible to the public nationwide.
So I’m going to propose the need for a national registry of child abuse reports and investigations. I’ll contact politicians and see what they say. And once it passes the talking stages, would you back it?
Or will you denounce the idea because the Trump administration intends to help children?
PS. While we’re on the subject of worthless people in government, let’s recall judges in the Pacific Northwest who are evil and stupid too. Here’s two recent examples:
From the Portland Oregonian, 3/21/2018:
“Three victims’ rights advocates have filed complaints with the state concerning Multnomah County Circuit Judge Kenneth Walker’s behavior during a domestic abuse sentencing hearing.
On Jan. 29, Dana Parks appeared in Walker’s courtroom to deliver a victim’s impact statement she had prepared for the sentencing of her ex-boyfriend, who had pleaded guilty to felony assault IV, attempted assault and coercion. It was the second time he had been sentenced for assaulting her.
But while Parks attempted to read her statement, Walker interrupted three times and ultimately walked out of the courtroom without allowing her to finish, according to a recording of the hearing.
(Note this picture of victim Dana Parks with a picture showing her beating. This is a good “How to be Your Own Detective” move on her part to prove the damage she suffered so no one could minimize it. It looks like she was still healing.)
Complaints about Walker’s actions were filed with the Oregon Judicial Fitness Commission over the last few days by Anne Pratt, vice president of Crime Victims United; Mary Elledge, Portland chapter leader of Parents of Murdered Children; and Danielle Tudor, a rape survivor and victims advocate.
Such complaints are generally confidential, but the three women released theirs to the public.
“If Judge Walker’s actions are not challenged and addressed, we risk setting a precedent for future victims that they can expect to be interrupted, treated with contempt and disrespected,” Tudor wrote in her complaint. “Judge Walker publicly demeaned Ms. Parks in the presence of her abuser and, in so doing, minimized the crime of domestic violence, whether he intended to or not.”
Walker said he had received no notice of the complaints that were filed and could not speak to them. But he did say that during Parks’ statement, he did not intend to upset her.
“After listening to the tape, I could have been, I think, a little more courteous to Miss Parks, but I was thinking in my own mind that I was redirecting her to say things that would have an impact on the court,” he said. “I wanted her to talk about how she felt and what impact it had on her and what impact it was going to have on her future and how the crime she affected her. And each time that she went off, talking about what her friends were writing on Instagram or what charges that were not before us or saying something about the defendant’s mother, I thought (those) were inappropriate comments and I thought I was trying to redirect her.”
At one point during her statement, when she began to describe an alleged sexual assault – for which her boyfriend had never faced charges – Walker had cut Parks off by saying, “I don’t want to hear that.”
(Later the lying weasel said this to the reporter:)
“I probably should have said ‘Ma’am, that’s not appropriate, would you please direct your comments more directly to the issues of how you felt.’ The words that I used, I think, certainly, could have been changed,” Walker said. “And it was a reminder, to me, that this is the most important day of her life, and she’s been struggling to get up in public and say something. … I think all judges should be reminded that even though we do a lot of cases and it’s pretty routine for us, we must consider in every case that it is the most important thing happening in that person’s life, and 99.9 percent of the time I do, I think.”
All three complaints claim Walker violated the Oregon Code of Judicial Conduct which states, in part:
A judge shall not engage in conduct that reflects adversely on the judge’s character and competence temperament or fitness to serve as a judge.
A judge shall accord to every person who has legal interest in a proceeding the right to be heard according to the law.”
The true Judge Walker was the a-hole who blew off a rape victim. His scripted “apology” has as much worth as the Obamacare promise that people could keep their health insurance.
To Walker, victims are just a nuisance. If a working majority of Oregonians weren’t stoned or stupid, they would tell Walker to walk, and vote this clown out of office.
And this, from Fox News, 3/17/2018:
A judge in Oregon used a bench as a battering ram to break free from a locked courtroom, causing about $3,000 in damage, a report said. Judge Susie Norby offered to pay for the damage out of her own pocket, but a Clackamas County spokesman said the funds will come from the county’s general fund, meaning taxpayers will foot the bill, the (Portland) Oregonian reported.
Norby said her offer was turned down because county officials regarded the cost as negligible, the newspaper reported.
Norby said she locked herself in the courtroom March 4, a Sunday, and tried to ram her way out because her keys and phone were elsewhere, and no one was expected at the building until the following day. She was stuck in the courtroom for more than an hour before a sheriff’s deputy came by and sprung her.”
What was this ninny doing in court on a Sunday? Destroying evidence? Taking bribes? Installing sex toys under her bench like that judge in Oklahoma several years ago?
Norby the Ninny dismissed her stunt as stupid, and minor enough that taxpayers would cover for her. According to the Oregon Secretary of State office, she is running for re-election this year. Then, if she can convince the stoned and the stupid to vote for her, she can complete her destruction, errr, renovation of her courtroom.
How many times has Norby the Ninny sent vandals to jail for less?
And why is the public only a money source, and not a collection of individuals, each made by his or her creator in His image and likeness, and given an individual personality and unalienable rights?
Norby the Ninny aka Judge Susie Q is not hard on the eyes. Perhaps a public paddling of this jurist’s derriere would prompt her to do her thinking while her head is not in that portion of her body.
I’m sure there are many strong lesbians within grunting distance of her courthouse who would love to have Judge Susie Q assume the position.
SHERLOCK JUSTICE
WE CAN SHOW YOU HOW TO BE YOUR OWN DETECTIVE.
