ABC News Report on Japanese Moms Stealing Children Misses Point

Last month, ABC News ran a report about Japanese mothers spiriting the children of American men to Japan. That report can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzzm7MIH2Yw.

While we commend ABC News for running this story at all, we believe that ABC News has missed the point of parental alienation in general.

We also believe that ABC News has unfairly singled out wayward Japanese moms, and unfairly wagged the finger of blame at the Japanese government.
Surely, the mothers in this report who stole their children out of the lives of the fathers are despicable creatures. But what about the countless American mothers who are doing the same thing, every day, right here in America with the blessing of American authorities?

We'd like to know where ABC News has been all these years on this subject. Even a small amount of research would have turned up a massive number of moms who've fled with their children across state lines to deny fathers their visitation rights (and to be fair, there's probably been a number of men who've done this to non-custodial mothers too).

And surely, the Japanese government displays primitiveness by not allowing joint custody in Japan. But what about America's own discriminatory laws? And what about corrupt judges who openly reward custodial parents while coming down hard on non-custodial parents?

ABC News would do a great service to our country by reporting on such Draconian laws as the Bradley Amendment which has placed a large number of American non-custodial parents in danger of going to debtors' prisons. Or child support agencies that kill innocent non-custodial parents such as Wilbur Streett and Brian Armstrong (see our Avenger Project page).

Ask any number of non-custodial parents about their visitation rights and you will hear a treasure trove of stories about judges who refuse to enforce visitation orders, or who allow moveaways without the slightest thought for the non-custodial parent. If ABC News were doing it's job, it would have enough material for a year's worth of reports about wayward custodial parents depriving American NCPs of their parental rights in their own country.

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Comparitive Power: Lou Dobbs Resignation Shows Illegals Stronger Than NCPs

Last week conservative talk show host Lou Dobbs resigned from CNN after illegal alien groups pressured CNN to give him the boot. In this resignation there is a very strong lesson for father's right/non-custodial parents' rights groups about comparative power. Illegal aliens -- who are felons the moment they enter our country undocumented -- are getting more respect than American citizens who happen to find themselves as non-custodial parents. While American non-custodial parents are routinely discriminated against, are made the victims of institutionalized hate, and have their basic constitutional rights trampled upon, illegals are getting handled with kid gloves. Speak out against unbridled immigration and you will find yourself out of job like Lou Dobbs -- called a "racist", a "hater", and even a "terrorist" (as many of Dobbs detractors refer to him). Politicians are afraid to touch the subject of illegl immigration and usually side with illegals when they do. And corporate America is more than happy to side with illegals too. So why is this? Why are illegals getting their wheels greased when non-custodial parents get nada? For starters, illegal aliens organize. But more than this, illegals have something the power elite want. They serve two purposes: 1.) to drag down wages for working-class Americans; and 2.) to decimate the national identity of the United States for the sake of a globalist, one-world government agenda. The lesson we take away from this then is that in order to get our wheels greased, non-custodial parents must 1.) organize; 2.) be noisy; 3.) offer the power elite something that they want. That certain something is our acceptance of the status quou. As long as we are abused, we must be noisy and assail through non-violent protest all operations of the power elite. If they want to help insurance companies profit by mandating health care for all, strike out against it. If they want imperialist wars in foreign lands, strike out against it. If they want carbon taxes to supposedly reduce green house gases, strike out against it. If they want to install a puppet in the White House who was not born in the United States, expose him. Assailt them everywhere and while you're doing it, let them know you're a non-custodial parent and that you're pissed off. Because, as Lou Dobbs now knows, this is the only way you will achieve the same social status as an illegal alien in our country.

Men's & Fathers' Rights Groups Gaining Power -- Feminists Go Nuts on DoubleX.com and Salon.com

Thanks to the efforts of groups like NCPForce!, the fathers' rights movement and the men's rights movement are starting to push back against government abuses. And haters in the feminist community are now starting to feel the heat after years of getting what they want, when want it.

In fact, the haters are now starting to fear so much losing their grip on power that they've unleashed a two-pronged web assault on the fathers' rights/men's rights movement.

On Nov. 5th, DoubleX.com ran the article “Men’s Rights Groups Have Become Frighteningly Effective" by Kathryn Joyce. The same day, Salon.com published "Men’s Rights Groups Go Mainstream–Once Seen as a Lunatic Fringe, Reactionary Anti-Women Groups are Courting Respectability".

Both articles do their best to try to portray fathers' rights groups and men's rights activists as drooling maniacs. But there's still cause to celebrate because, for the first time, the haters in the feminist world are admitting that they're on the run.

Let them know that you're keeping tabs on them and that we're only going to get stronger by posting comments to the hit pieces and mentioning NCPForce!

To comment on the Double X article, click here and scroll down to the comments section. Note: you'll have to register to post comments.

To comment on the Salon article, click here.