5 'well-educated' kids put in state custody

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | March 22, 2007 | Bob Unruh

[kinoxi]

"The youth welfare, supported by the police force, can take the children out of the home at any time with or without notice."

Hmmm

[wodinoneeye]

"Give me the children when they are young and they will be mine" -- Adolph Hitler

[DB]

Shame on Germany.

If I were the parents I'd send them to public school so I could get my kids back and then I'd take a holiday outside of Germany and never return.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Remember folks, where education is concerned, Germany is STILL operating under Nazi-enacted laws. No joke.

[rawhide]

Do they have have private schools in Germany, like 'Catholic Schools', or are schools public?

[wildwood]

this is horrifying.

[outofstyle]

If I were the parents I'd send them to public school so I could get my kids back and then I'd take a holiday outside of Germany and never return.

It seems to me that they would qualify for refugee status if they came to the US under these circumstances.

[olezip]

The judge had concluded that the children were well-educated, but accused the parents of failing to provide their children with an education in a public school. The court noted that one of the daughters expressed the same opinions as her father, showing they have not had the chance to develop "independent" personalities.

IMO, Hillary Clinton and her ilk would love to do this in the USA. This kind of insanity of European countries will lead to their being absorbed by Islamic fundamentalists. Talk about mind numbed robots and "1984!" This is frightening for our future.

[metesky]

The court noted that one of the daughters expressed the same opinions as her father, showing they have not had the chance to develop "independent" personalities.

Strange. I attended public government schools for 12 years and still had the same opinions as my father.

[Always Right]

Socialism works.

[Tax-chick]

I attended public government schools for 12 years and still had the same opinions as my father.

Me, too :-). In fact, now I'm 40, and I still have many of the same opinions as my father, who is 70.

Of course, my father is a great man.

[facedown]

Thus the Fourth Reich begins.

[proud American in Canada]

If I were the parents I'd send them to public school so I could get my kids back and then I'd take a holiday outside of Germany and never return.

Yep. That's what I'd do too.

[freedomfiter2]

If I were the parents I'd send them to public school so I could get my kids back and then I'd take a holiday outside of Germany and never return.


I'd do anything I could to help them in that action.

[Rummenigge]

There's abit more fishy then just the german authorities.

I believe in anything that involves ignorance in connection with german medical doctors or officials. Or let's make that officials.

But in this case a propper court was involved.
There must be more to this then just a family misunderstood and torn apart.

[freedomfiter2]

There must be more to this then just a family misunderstood and torn apart.


There is no evidence of that. If the government had more issues, they wouldn't have said that the family could be reunited if they enrolled their children in public school.

[freedomfiter2]

The court noted that one of the daughters expressed the same opinions as her father, showing they have not had the chance to develop "independent" personalities.



And we all know that an independent personality will always agree with the state rather than her parents.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

I've read that Germans are sending their children to public (means private) schools in England.

[A. Patriot]

Why whould we in the USA be supprised or shocked? We tend to assume that all non-communist countries are as free as our country. They are NOT! We have something really special in all of history here in the USA. We need to hold on to it.