“In the four chaotic months of his life, a B.C. first nations baby had 16 social workers and 11 different plans for his care. He died in a crib without a mattress, in the custody of a relative with a troubling history. Yet his death was not considered suspicious, and 24 hours would pass before anyone saw the need to investigate.”
“We’re From the Government, And We’re Here to Help You…”
This is a frightening statement, and a statist concept from hell. "The government" is the last group of individual feckless persons that you should entrust with the life of a child. I usually try to protect myself from “child welfare” stories gone awry. But they are everywhere.
It’s one thing when parents abuse their own flesh and blood-this is a horrific happening and personally, I am unable to process it. Like most mothers, having had life grow inside my own body, I have to say that I would both kill, and kill for my children. It’s hard for most normal westerners therefore to understand the cult of child sacrifice of the Palestinian Islamic death cult.
It’s a whole other nightmare when people who get paid, by taxpayers’ money, to “look after” children at risk. Ostensibly, this is their professional calling. So why is it that the children are bleeding, crying, howling and dying in “protective” care, over and over? Let’s read about the latest case of government coming to help children.
The Top Official Child Protection Mandarin of B.C wrote a report! This is sort of like a strongly worded memo, but longer.
What was her conclusion?
“The ball was dropped across the system,”
The ball was dropped. Not “a child is dead”. Just a ball. Dropped.
Carry on.
In the four chaotic months of his life, a B.C. first nations baby had 16 social workers and 11 different plans for his care. He died in a crib without a mattress, in the custody of a relative with a troubling history. Yet his death was not considered suspicious, and 24 hours would pass before anyone saw the need to investigate.
Moreover, there is the unwillingness to look at the culture of alcoholism and abuse that pervades the First Nations, and actually blame the perpetrators for their own destructive, addiction-riddled lives. There are only “healing circles” and no real punishments or incentives to change.
Ms. Top Official Child Protection Mandarin of B.C further notes that:
“We need to start talking about what this child needed. This child never got to grow up to know his culture and his community and his language.”
How utterly obscene.
This wretched excuse of a human suggests that more than life itself-a human infant’s “right” to food, shelter and loving arms it is more tragic that the “dropped ball” never knew native culture, community and language.
The mother admitted she was unfit to take care of her baby.
What followed?
"Yet another relative was found to act as caregiver. This caregiver had 14 criminal convictions and had her own children removed from her care. None of that came up during the swift family court hearing where she was granted custody, because ministry social workers did not attend the hearing."
I would say shame on the social workers, but they have no shame.
In the four chaotic months of his life, a B.C. first nations baby had 16 social workers and 11 different plans for his care. He died in a crib without a mattress, in the custody of a relative with a troubling history. Yet his death was not considered suspicious, and 24 hours would pass before anyone saw the need to investigate.
The putrid Minister Supposed To Be In Charge of Protecting Innocent Abused Babies and Children is looking for a solution and, hey, she seems to have found one:
I’m sure we can all sleep better at night knowing that “changes are already underway to ensure greater coordination between her ministry and aboriginal child welfare authorities”. Clearly that is the solution-greater coordination-a faster handover of babies to be killed, more efficient coordination and cover up, longer reports and more strongly worded memos.
Four months, 16 social workers, 11 care plans, 24 hours of rigor mortis in one dead baby.
These numbers haunt me. They are chilling, inhuman numbers.
But we, we have become numb toward bureaucratic ineptitude, even causing death. We are indifferent, or stupidly continue to defer to authority, and surrender our liberty and bury our common sense. Worse, we continue to surrender to the default of “government” helping us. This is but one example of the type of events and behaviours that clearly sound the death knell for western society unless we turn the tides.