“Ashamed of being a Texan”: Carnage wrought by Judge Walther

Some leading talking heads — Bill O’Reilly, Nancy Grace, Rush Limbaugh, Hugh Hewitt, Powerline — have missed a huge opportunity in the FLDS case to expose how CPSs and “family law” judges around the country really operate when they think no one is watching or willing to speak up. The silence of these voices has been deeply disappointing.

I have previously posted the links below, but decided to repost them today for those who may not otherwise see them. If you want to know why I believe that Judge Walther might be charged with genocide, read carefully each of the independent eye witness accounts below telling what horrors CPS was inflicting on FLDS mothers and their babies while Judge Walther laughed and joked, on April 17-18, in her comfortable courtroom in San Angelo.

There are no pictures because Judge Walther cynically ordered Texas Rangers to take away the victims’ cell phones before CPS brutalized them. But the words are enough to make the truly good men and women of the United States cry for justice. Pull up a chair and get yourself a cup of Joe or a stiff drink. You won’t believe that this kind of thing could happen in today’s United States of America. Reader discretion advised.

• “This was a travesty.”
• “This situation was a tragedy.”
• “It was heartwrenching.”
• “Our roles bacame… confidant and a broker.”
• “That is a very good question.”
• “Ashamed of being a Texan.”
• “I often felt helpless.”
• “Vast amounts of hypocrisy.”
• “Even to be an observer was difficult.”
• “This incident… is not what America or Texas stands for.”
• “Even the simplest request was discounted.”