A Dallas Morning News Report — based on cache of official e-mails — reveals Texas Gov. Perry’s knowledge and approval of FLDS raid from at least April 1, 2008. The report also indicates that the Salvation Army refused the State’s request to separate FLDS mothers and children on Salvation Army property.
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Shirley 06.06.08 at 8:47 pm
Abolish TX CPS
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/voices/index.html
April38 06.07.08 at 12:02 am
Yes, yes, abolish CPS. But as far as I am concerned, you can ride Gov. Perry out on a rail, too. What is his religious affiliation? Or need I ask?
Are they all in this pogram together, then?
J. T. Evans 06.26.08 at 10:37 am
How different, really, was this vicious pogrom against the FLDS from those who, during the settlement of the West, brought Native Americans smallpox infested blankets?
Yet Texas Governor Perry endorsed it, and CPS gleefully executed it, separating not only children from mothers, but terrified toddlers from their siblings. It is impossible to describe how vile what they have done is.