Our features for the next Few Months will be on Mcfd,Mcfd investigations,Social services ,the people that are forced to use this broken system ….and how it treats their families and them personally
Today’s show Wednesday May 16
Questions to Grand parents Rights 9:00pm
and then The origins of Social Service work with 2 guest Speakers
Tonights show will be Incredible first 15-30mins will be questions from/for Grand Parents Rights of B.C. then we bring on Investigators and researchers to talk about the origins of Social Service Work ……Tune in at 9:pm pst here or on the website www.thisisvancouveronline.ca or on the Phone 604-200-3297 the conference room number will be 8002003297
The origins of the Mcfd Hile Hiltler organization
GrandParents Rights Tonight
Part 1
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Make child-services professionals accountable
Re: “Child protection limits not clear,” March 18.
The editorial notes that the government through legislation, police and the courts gives social workers unlimited powers to put the interests of the child first. In spite of reviews, reports and recommendations from Thomas Gove, Ted Hughes and Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, there is no improvement.
There is a simple reason that countless reports do not produce the needed change. When government appoints justices to conduct these reviews, it gives direction to assign no blame. Government insists that no one individual be held accountable for actions or inaction. In my view, this “no fault” approach means “no learning” by social workers, Ministry of Children and Family Development executives, family court judges or police.
How is it that the government does not hold the professionals (social worker, police or judge) to the same standard that the law hold parents accountable? If you provide these professions with unlimited powers to protect the best interests of the child, then the system must also hold these professionals accountable. Fix this accountability gap and you will see significant improvement in the care and protection of children.
Doug Kelly, chairman
First Nations Health Council West Vancouver
20 Million Kids & Adolescents are labeled with “mental disorders” that are based solely on a checklist of behaviors. There are no brain scans, x-rays, genetic or blood tests that can prove they are “mentally ill”, yet these children are stigmatized for life with psychiatric disorders, and prescribed dangerous,life-threatening psychiatric drugs. Child drugging is a $4.8 billion-a-year industry. Get the facts about this multi-billion dollar industry that is labeling and drugging kids for profit.
http://www.cchrint.org/psychiatric-disorders/
