The Failure Of Our Governments To Secure Our Happiness And Safety

I previously posted on the effects of divorce on children and the need and duty of our legislators at every level to fight against it in order to fulfill the promise issued by the United States Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Below I am giving some events that speak of the effects of divorce on children and the preventable aftermath. Molly Ball of the Las Vegas Sun contributed an article about the exploding epidemic of child prostitution in that city. In the article the girls choice of careers was partly attributed to broken families.

Part of what keeps girls in the game is their lack of alternatives, Fieselman said. They usually don't have job skills or education; they have health problems and children to care for; they come from broken families and have little support outside the streets.

The Murder of Vitale Horowitz wife of attorney and Daniel Horowitz who was reportedly murdered by a teen who was the victim of multiple divorces as well as having had his older sister killed in a car accident two years previously. Check out this report from the San Francisco Chronicle.

Dyleski is 16 and lives with his mother on Hunsaker Canyon Road about a mile from where Vitale lived with her husband, attorney and TV commentator Daniel Horowitz. His sister Denika was killed two years ago in a car crash at age 18, and according to court records, his father and stepmother of more than 10 years filed for divorce on Oct. 12.

Then there is Holly Ashcraft who is reported to murdered her baby and dumping the body in the trash. Below is a cite from The Los Angeles Times about that event. There is also allegations I heard on the O'Reilly Factor that she may have had a previous baby that disappeared.

Her parents separated when she was about 15, and Ashcraft had not been in close contact with her father since.

In a paper called “An Exploration of the Ramifications of Divorce on Children and Adolescents” by Sara Eleoff at The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine dated November 2003 concludes.

Adolescence (ages 12-18): Adolescents are prone to responding to their parent's divorce with acute depression, suicidal ideation, and sometimes violent acting out episodes…

So how many children and adults have to pay for the lack of action on the part of our legislators. How long will our rights to safetyand security, promised in the Declaration of Independence, be denied by the debaucherous left and their allies in government. You need to take to heart the words attributed to Edward Burk which are "Evil Triumphs When Good Men Do Nothing! Urge your federal, state, and local legislative members to take a stand against the evil of divorce and let them know you are as willing to fight for your rights and the rights of your decedents as your forparents before you.