INTERESTING, CONSIDERING THE POTUS HIMSELF WAS HIGH AS A KITE ON COCAINE ON THE NIGHT OF THE BENGHAZI MASSACRE; BUT THE SUBSTANCE IN QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN REASON TO TAKE 7 CHILDREN AWAY FROM THE FAMILY, HAS SEVERAL PRACTICAL USES IN ANY FAMILY USA,. +++ CHILLING: Government Takes Seven Children from Christian Family; The Reason Why is Shocking January 19, 2015 By Matthew Burke Stanley kids An Arkansas Christian family that homeschools their children have had their seven children taken away from them, after government officials raided the family home while the parents were forced to wait outside in the cold for hours. The “crime?” Government agents found a mineral supplement, MMS or “Miracle Mineral Solution,” a substance that can be purchased over the internet, which the Obama Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says can be turned into bleach and can cause symptoms such as “nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and symptoms of severe dehydration.” Hal Stanley, the father, a gentleman who considers himself a prepper, said that only he takes the supplement and also uses it to purify water for his garden, has never been in trouble with the law before, even as much as a speeding ticket, and that if the authorities would have asked if he had the MMS, he would have admitted it and given it to them. Neighbors were shocked to see so many law enforcement vehicles on the property. “We’ve seen the family grow up,” one neghbor said. “You know you hear the sound of children playing and laughing. You see them jumping on the trampoline.” A Facebook page, “BringTheStanleyKidsHome,” indicates that the family has hired a legal assistance to help them try to get their children back. Additionally, a GoFundMe fundraising page has been established to help the family pay legal expenses. As of 6:50 PM ET on Monday, the family had raised $1,850. As WND reported, Health Impact News released a copy of an email composed by Michelle Stanley, the mother of the children, after the raid: “The DHS has come and stolen our kids from us under the guise of ‘protecting our children,’” she wrote. She said the dispute started a month earlier when an anonymous caller complained about the family allowing the children to be barefoot. When an investigator arrived, “We showed her some of the ’200 and something’ pair of shoes and told her (actually the kids told her) how it was their preference to go barefoot and that it was like a tradition to briefly run out in the snow barefoot and take a picture of the footprints.” Then weeks later, “several people showed up at our door, all obviously here for the investigation and we welcomed them in.” “However they desired us to step outside in order to speak privately with Hal and I and not in front of the kids. I tried to tell them it was much warmer inside and that it was nothing for the kids to go to the back of the house for us to have privacy talking. They refused and insisted on us stepping outside.” She continued: “After stepping outside they issued us a search warrant and said we could not enter our house or talk to our kids until the search and the investigation was through. … They said the charge was that we had a poisonous substance in our house and that the kids were being exposed to it and it endangered their welfare.” Regarding the supplement, she continued, “Never has it been used in any way to ‘poison’ our kids or even expose them in such a way as to endanger their lives.” She said eventually “6 intimidating brute looking males and 1 DHS female all lined up in our den to tell us they would be taking our kids into their custody for 72 hours.” That time period, however, has extended to more than a week already, family supporters said. Their GoFundMe support team reported the parents were allowed to see the children Saturday. The DHS won’t comment on, confirm or deny any particular investigation,” according to the KARK report.
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