I will talk about something some of you in Canada probably heard about before(happened in 2016) but non-Canadian readers don't and I will also do my analysis about it:
Police entered Ilya Petrenko's house without a warrant following false claims about domestic violence.
The police officer told he didn't know for sure the reason he was there but he would not leave until he know it. "I have a 1 year child in my arms"
(credits to Ilya Petrenko)
They tried to delete the evidences of what they had done after they found there were not proofs of domestic violence.
Because these guys didn't "kiss the ass" of police officers they probably wrote reports in which it seemed the parents were horrible people.
You can check the video here
And now, their baby was removed and he was taken to foster care.
Tell me by the following video if he seems an unhappy child (credits to Ilya Petrenko)
The point is one I stated in a previous article I wrote:
You shouldn't allow CPS workers and police to enter your house without a warrant. It's true. But, even knowing that, I have a perspective on how to deal with these situations that wasn't mentioned a lot by other authors(as far as I know): you should be assertive but you shouldn't be aggressive to them.(in my opinion you should even be nice to them in some way)
You should explain why you don't allow: Because there are many injustices. You can even tell them to check in www.steemit.com/@familyprotection or youtube or whatever.
Don't be unpolite, don't scream at them.
Although some of them are bad people, others are just normal human beings who believe in the system they belong to and who can't even imagine how perverse that system can be and they think that, if you aren't allowing them to enter, it's because you have something to hide.
And about police, they need a warrant, but of course that if someone is killing other person in the house, they will enter anyway. So, stand for your rights but don't be confrontational. Explain them why you are doing that. Tell them the truth: That you have nothing to hide but you know, from the internet and the news, that sometimes they just pick small things.
Don't tell them everything but don't lie, tell them how much you love your children, tell them you defend your rights, you will not allow them to enter, but tell them also you understand their work, that they are doing what they believe is the best, but defend your position. This is what I would do in that situation: I would follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, even knowing that would not be easy: give the other face( be polite to them even when they are unprofessional), although defending your rights and being assertive.
Stay safe people and I hope you found my article interesting to read!!!!!!!!
Other projects I have to help the #familyprotection tag:
I found out that there is a lot of material on youtube about Portuguese parents in UK that don't speak well English , don't know the rules of the system and so, they are easy preys to the adoption business. I also found a lot of material about things done by the Portuguese CPS, that is becoming similar to the ones from anglo-saxon countries in what regards to wrongly removing children from families. The material is in Portuguese and I want to add English subtitles and that is a lot of work so please keep curating my videos to give me motivation to do that. Follow me and feel free to give me suggestions to improve my articles.
NEW - Interesting posts I had read recently:
https://steemit.com/homeless/@hickorymack/the-fall-into-homelessness - The fall into homelessness
https://steemit.com/familyprotection/@markwhittam/what-is-familyprotection-what-are-the-rules-how-do-i-donate - About what is family protection
About the author: My life until now has been a crazy one. When I was younger I wanted to study math or engineering but the social pressure made me attend medical school.
In Portugal, medical college is a 6 years degree and you start it after you finish high school. Tuition fees are symbolical and your entrance is only based on the high school marks. You need a very high average mark to enter.
Many people with high average marks, although they didn't think about attending medical school, are pressed by their parents to attend it.
I didn't like medical school. It was not what I wanted so I had a profound depression and I left it.
I love to write, and although English is not my native language, I will try my best to offer you interesting articles.
Apart from that, I am a Christian, I love God and I love Christ deeply with all my heart and all my soul.
Other articles I wrote:
https://steemit.com/familyprotection/@fight4truth/cps-came-to-your-home-and-now
https://steemit.com/familyprotection/@fight4truth/comparing-cps-in-canada-and-in-portugal