Throughout history, numerous US presidents have sent federal troops to states to protect and safeguard civil rights. Just google.

ACTION:

Email/call your US senators and house reps. in every state.

They have all sworn to uphold the constitution and civil rights.

Demand that each senators and congressmen order president, GW Bush, to send in federal troops into Texas to : 1) arrest TX state workers (to include Rick Perry) who have violated civil rights, due process and more, and have kidnapped 465 children (a felony) and are abusing FLDS women & children and 2) to return innocent women and children to their homes and 3) to hold congressional hearings on how this can happen in America.

In addition, billions of YOUR tax dollars are funding all state CPS kidnapping schemes–including Texas.

Demand your reps. and GW Bush to send federal troops to stop this terrorism immediately–or resign.

This is particularly important to send to: Senator Hilliary Rodham Clinton, Sen. Barrack Hussein Obama and Sen. John McCain—who are silent on this matter–while having the gaul to run for president.

I find it unfortunate that there is no real, Constitutional way to investigate the claims of abuse and incest allegedly ongoing in the compound. We hear out-of-context reports of father-daughter relations, severe beatings and a high incident rate of broken bones among children. Unfortunately, the high level of emotion surrounding the case and small number of such isolated communities in America to study makes independent research on these claims difficult. (For example, I find it likely that the measured fracture rate of children is probably incidental to ranch life rather than more evidence of abuse.)

It’s incredibly likely that some of these claims are true, and even that widespread abuse has occurred under such an isolated, zealotic environment, but our government does not and should not indulge in after-the-fact accusations and evidence-hunting without a clear charge to individuals. Short of having somebody move to the community and rat out criminals man-by-man (and most of them will be men), I can’t think of a way to have true justice done. It’s hard to accept but just the way a free society and a government allegedly protective of freedoms must work.

Those of you bashing the ACLU on this case may wish to look again: The Texas chapter of the ACLU got involved almost immediately: http://www.sltrib.com/ci_8993551. It’s difficult for them to get involved until specific charges are made other than to promise to take action when appropriate as they have.