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TAKE BACK OUR CHILDREN
A Holiday Message For GenerationsAs we all busy ourselves for
the holidays, why not take a moment aside from material concerns to
evaluate quality time actually spent with yourchildren. After all,
family is at the core of our celebrations this time of year, and it
is the ultimate goal of our hard work.
Unfortunately, many good moms and dads will not be able to see
their children this season due to New Yorks antiquated custody and
supportlaws. Blanket rules command the alignment of children with
one parent while promoting needless controversies for profit in our
domestic relationscourts.
Many of you have followed my ordeal in this system as I
sacrificed a prominent and lucrative career seekingjustice for my
children and parents similarly situated. Some have gone so far as
to sponsor this publicservice message so that your families might
appreciate our cause and avoid the dysfunction and damagewhich our
state is producing here.
We all know that reform is desperately needed. Both the court
system and bar of this state have appointedcommissions on the
subject in recent years. Adverse impacts are found in our schools,
neighborhoods, crimestatistics and productivity in the workforce.
Meanwhile, taxpayers are left to shoulder its tremendous costs
through law enforcement and social services.
Rest assured, however, that meaningful results will not follow
from these commissions. This is because the state has created a
multi-billion dollarchild industry out of these court
controversies. It is not inclined to jeopardize fees and revenues
for the sake of children even though these processesroutinely
violate a full range of rights protected by the American
Constitution.
While we may not be able to stem the tide of violence and moral
decay coming at us from Hollywood, we have a right, indeed a duty,
to reverse thedamage to our families, children and livelihoods when
it is being caused by government itself. The problem is a peculiar
one arising from decades ofeffort to fleece mainstream Americans of
their hard earned income through every means available.
If you could make the people believe that the state is acting at
all times in the best interests of their children, you could get
them to surrender theirrights and even pay for the processes which
took away their offspring. It is by no means a novel concept. Nazi,
fascist and communist dictators havemobilized entire nations behind
some of the most hideous child propaganda ever known to
mankind.
The schemes here may not be as overt, but the trend is similarly
alarming. In countless Family Court cases, one loving parent will
be phased out ofthe childrearing process and forced to pay for it
through diverted child support obligations. Shar ed parenting is
the civilized remedy, but it is also adire threat to the money
making system. Hence equal protection is not enforced and the
public is deceived into believing that the state knows besthow to
raise our children.
So it is that we find our children being raised through custody
and supportorders that encourage substitute parenting by strangers
over thenatural parents. It is a phenomenon receiving little
analysis and no reform. Yet it is one which is harming the
productivity of an entire nation. Futuregenerations are being
shaped by it.
At first, the problem comes across as a complex and elusive one.
This works to the benefit of those who feed off the system. But to
the victims whorealize that there can be no utopian parenting
philosophy, at least none which the state can competently uphold,
the bottom line is this: parents stillretain the inalienable right
to decide, in the first instance, how their offspring will be
raised.
Under our form of government, the state is remanded to the task
of focusing upon cases of patent abuse and neglect where a true
public interest maybe found. Instead, parents who simply choose to
live apart are lumped together with unfit characters and forced to
prove their fitness to the stateunder the same rules and processes
which are becoming mainstream in America today.
Parents should not be forced to prove themselves in order to
spend more time with their children. The state must become more
select and restrainedin these delicate matters. Unlike communist
and socialist practices, the peoples resources are thereby applied
more effectively. Mothers would
become less burdened, fathers would remain a meaningful part of
their childrens lives and families would not be deprived of genuine
parentingfigures.
Todays barbaric money generating schemes are occurring in public
courtrooms across America. Parents are coerced to destroy one
another and spoiltheir children against a natural order of
childrearing. Moreover, if you can deny your opponent time with his
children, you can retain that allimportant welfare check called
child support even where both parents are self sustaining.
When our state forces itself into private family affairs, it
alters the traditional character of our judiciary. Judges should
not have to shed their role asimpartial decision makers by
rendering personal views on childrearing. Neither our Constitution
nor our creator empowered them to pass suchjudgments without proper
cause. The time has therefore long passed for the people to take
back their children.
Recently I filed a comprehensive test case seeking to do exactly
this. It has gained momentum as a potential class action. On
December 26-27, 2010,I will be sponsoring a planning session behind
a national parenting rights convention at the Plaza H otel in New
York City. In a matter of days,confirmed attendees include a
retired federal judge from California, a former state judge from
North Carolina, lawyers, authors and parenting rightsadvocates.
Comparable support is urged here from our own area. We
rightfully pride ourselves in prominent achievements such as the
Boilermaker and Heart-Run Walk, but now an opportunity is presented
to join our nations final civil rights movement. Embracing it would
be consistent with our regionsproud heritage. So much talent has
been wasted and lost here in recent decades.
Learn more about our movement at www.leonkoziol.com. If you
believe in our cause, kindly consider a contribution to my
attention c/o ParentingRights Institute, 1518 Genesee Street,
Utica, New York 13502. You may also cal l me directly at 796-4000.
We are hoping to maintain a publicservice office with nation-wide
support and local staff. A prospectus is available for the details
on our site or by requesting a hard copy. Yourassistance would be
in every respect a gift for generations to come.
Please share this message with others as you enjoy the festive
season and precious time with your own families and children.
Best regards,
Leon R. Koziol, J.D.Founder, Parenting Rights Institute
This advertisement is sponsored by New Hartford Concerned
Citizens, National League of Fathers, Inc. and supporting
parents.
