Stalking charge dropped against NSW doctor William Pridgeon
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- Category: Australian Antipaedophile Party
- Created: Friday, 30 August 2019 22:56
- Written by Kay Dibben - Courier Mail
A NSW doctor who is charged over his alleged role in an underground child stealing conspiracy will no longer face a stalking charge.
Grafton doctor William Russell Massingham Pridgeon, founder of an anti-paedophile party, is alleged to have been the main financial backer behind the alleged abduction ring.
The network is accused of assisting mothers who snatched their children and claimed they were being sexually abused by their fathers. Police say the allegations were baseless.
Major Bust: Heroes helping mothers arrested in sting operation
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- Category: Australian Antipaedophile Party
- Created: Monday, 08 July 2019 13:38
- Written by Administrator
Judiciary Using Criminal Justice System to Punish Mothers’ Allies
Physician Faces 25 Years; Others Face Long Prison Terms Too
"We do it because we cannot abide the thought of children being raped…If Australians knew about what was happening [in Family Court], they would be revolted by it. The scale is vast, the problem is huge. It is very sinister." - Dr. Russell Pridgeon, facing prison for helping mothers protect their children
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"Operation Noetic"
Dr. Russell Pridgeon [pictured], Patrick O’Dea were arrested Thursday in “Operation Noetic”, a two-year sting instigated by family court judges to catch mothers in hiding and their supporters who helped them flee exes who were sexually abusing their children. Arthur Doubleday, 83, was indicted along with a 78 year-old woman, and police have threatened more arrests, effectively terrorizing the small community of brave and elderly citizens who help mothers protect their children when Family Court does not.
Charter of Rights for Children in Out of Home Care
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- Category: Rights of the Child
- Created: Friday, 09 December 2016 13:54
- Written by Administrator

Children's Charter of Rights for all Australian states / territories attached to this article. Family and Community Services NSW state : "The Charter of Rights outlines the general rights and responsibilities of every child and young person in out-of-home-care. The NSW Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998 requires that these rights are supported by carers and caseworkers." BUT you will notice that none of these charters explains exactly what kids can do when they're rights are being breached ...
See also : Ten Rules for Children, How are your children's rights implemented?, "Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a communications procedure", Were your children removed on an Emergency Order? and Ludicrous reasons why good and fit mothers have lost custody
Not all Heroes wear Capes - Exposing Operation NoEthics
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- Category: Australian Antipaedophile Party
- Created: Friday, 13 September 2019 19:43
- Written by What Paedophile Conspiracy
There's something "strange" going on in the hidden circles within circles that have developed and become entrenched in certain echelons of society in Australia. Injustice, cruelty, corruption and extortion seem to thrive in certain mixes while feeding on the incompetence and greed that other schools of thought and obsessions with tradition have bred.
I recently posted in a group for ex Rhodesians the following:
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"Any of you following the progress of proceedings against two fellow ex Rhodies, one a respected GP/doctor, the other a vet of the bush war and decorated for his service, who are facing 30 years if convicted of all charges, and who have been SLANDERED by the feds, labeled as "child stealers" by main stream media across the country (Aus), all because they were the only two with backbone enough to defy and breach the dangerous and inappropriate orders made in relation to the custody of twin sisters that saw these little girls suffer immeasurably, while the 13 adults (mother, grandparents, teachers, psychologists, professors, child abuse specialists and advocates, experts in the field) who they continued to disclose to were, other than one, never even interviewed, instead reprimanded and threatened with jail if they continued to report the disclosures and repeatedly witnessed physical injuries to the relevant authorities?
Not all heroes wear capes.
Child sex abuse cases in the Family Court of Australia
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- Category: Family Courts protecting Paedophiles
- Created: Wednesday, 13 April 2016 21:45
- Written by An extract taken from the book "Child Protection" written by Professor Freda Briggs. AO

For her PhD, Dr Wendy Foote (2006) researched into what happens when mothers report child sexual abuse to Family Courts. She found that normal maternal anxiety is pathologised and mothers, not fathers, are labelled as mentally ill. Ironically, mothers who are mentally ill do not automatically lose residence of their chidren outside the Family Court.
In only 6% of litigated cases, accused fathers were banned from spending time with their children. In 38% of these cases, the ban related to child abuse/family violence and only 2% of these fathers were labelled as mentally ill. The notion that mothers concoct allegations of child sexual abuse has persisted despite (a) Australian and International research showing that children`s evidence is reliable and (b) research conducted with the cooperation of the Australian Family Court showed that false allegations are rare and, when they occur, the mothers usually had good reason to suspect that their children were being abused or were at high risk.
What developments have there been in Operation NoEthics?
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- Category: Australian Antipaedophile Party
- Created: Monday, 08 July 2019 21:18
- Written by Alecomm2
Well apart from the Australian Federal Police lying and perjuring themselves in two separate court cases in the past fortnight, doctoring the transcript of a witness interview and removing detrimental statements about certain AFP officers being named as child sex abusers, probably not too much.
Patrick O’Dea, the good doctor Russell Pridgeon and others still have ankle jewellery, and aren’t allowed interstate to attend child protection conferences with other decent human beings.
There’s also huge accolades to the Commonwealth Department of Public Prosecutions for delivering it’s biggest brief in history - around ten thousand pages of absolute rubbish that has absolutely nothing to do with the case and is merely designed to keep the judge confused with his eyes not on the ball.
Oh, they also sent our staff intimidatory letters claiming they could be a potential witness - even though all the evidence the staff members had, the AFP already have four copies of.
AND last but not least they got Border Patrol to detain out lovely Mishka Hudson at Tullamarine airport upon return from her holiday. They held her over two hours, copied her phone AGAIN, using terrorism legislation - all without a warrant.
That about covers it for now.
Almost one in ten children in NSW residential care were sexually abused in a single year, shocking new figures reveal
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- Category: Children abused in residential care facilities
- Created: Sunday, 13 March 2016 15:29
- Written by Taylor Auerbach - The Daily Telegraph

SOCIAL services departments are failing in their duty to care for our most vulnerable children, as shocking new figures show almost one in 10 kids in residential care homes in NSW were sexually abused in a single year.
The horrific statistic follows revelations by The Daily Telegraph last week that 41-year-old Coffs Harbour carer Dennis Kelly was facing charges of raping a 13-year-old girl living at a care home on the NSW north coast. Children living in residential care centres are among the most vulnerable in the community because they are deemed too unstable to be housed with a family.
And although they make up less than five per cent of all out-of-home-care children — the rest live with foster parents or relatives — they account for a third of all claims of sexual abuse against foster children made to the royal commission into child abuse.
When children must be saved from their saviours
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- Category: Child Protection
- Created: Saturday, 17 June 2017 09:32
- Written by Richard Wexler
