Very good interview. I agree with the majority of what was said. This is a huge issue in society, sadly I don't think we will ever resolve it. Many will dismiss my thoughts as 'conspiracy theories' however an issue is that we assume the system is broken. It is not, it is designed this way and is working perfectly. The UK has one of the most effective systems I've witnessed. It intentionally drives a wedge between families, and has no scrutiny and almost impossible to challenge. This creates a huge economic benefit for the country legal fees on both sides, courts and jobs, 2 houses and 2 lots of all the expenses that come with housing, child maintenance. Huge job creation and economic benefit from keeping fathers from seeing children for no reason, zero evidence of any domestic abuse but of course that's the chosen tool, encouraged by social workers and lawyers. The country has zero interest in protecting the rights of children, it is nothing but a facade. Probably the only point I disagree with is that social workers are under pressure and don't have time, again this is a false perception. They have plenty of time for causing unecessary chaos, they are completely inefficient and spend their time doing 'work' they have created for themselves. They lie through their teeth to make their job easier and there is no oversight from management. This is a publicly funded service with zero accountability there is no pressure on social services at all, they simply don't do their jobs. As for 'senior' social workers - they are in their 20's and walking around with the title 'senior' social worker. I've never met a male social worker in the dozens I've encountered - this is a huge problem, someone needs to say this so I will be direct - women simply can't see, let alone understand the nonsense that's going on. Even the ones that can are in favour of it, they have no morals. The feminist movement is more extreme than most realise, they do not want equality, they want supremacy. The system is run by and controlled by women, for women, and whatever women want, right or wrong.
Very good interview. I agree with the majority of what was said. This is a huge issue in society, sadly I don't think we will ever resolve it. Many will dismiss my thoughts as 'conspiracy theories' however an issue is that we assume the system is broken. It is not, it is designed this way and is working perfectly. The UK has one of the most effective systems I've witnessed. It intentionally drives a wedge between families, and has no scrutiny and almost impossible to challenge. This creates a huge economic benefit for the country legal fees on both sides, courts and jobs, 2 houses and 2 lots of all the expenses that come with housing, child maintenance. Huge job creation and economic benefit from keeping fathers from seeing children for no reason, zero evidence of any domestic abuse but of course that's the chosen tool, encouraged by social workers and lawyers. The country has zero interest in protecting the rights of children, it is nothing but a facade. Probably the only point I disagree with is that social workers are under pressure and don't have time, again this is a false perception. They have plenty of time for causing unecessary chaos, they are completely inefficient and spend their time doing 'work' they have created for themselves. They lie through their teeth to make their job easier and there is no oversight from management. This is a publicly funded service with zero accountability there is no pressure on social services at all, they simply don't do their jobs. As for 'senior' social workers - they are in their 20's and walking around with the title 'senior' social worker. I've never met a male social worker in the dozens I've encountered - this is a huge problem, someone needs to say this so I will be direct - women simply can't see, let alone understand the nonsense that's going on. Even the ones that can are in favour of it, they have no morals. The feminist movement is more extreme than most realise, they do not want equality, they want supremacy. The system is run by and controlled by women, for women, and whatever women want, right or wrong.
Bleak but necessary conversation. Thanks
I am wondering if I can deliver my court order to my wife so that I can get her away from her abusive step-dad
I have a domestic abuse risk assessment tomorrow ,what questions should i expect and how do i answer I really want to leave my abusive mom
Apologies Umhar I didn't get to this in time. I hope you have found a safe way of leaving the situation with your abusive mother