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Kane wrote > If "somebody" screwed up then it is THERE culpability. Geez, man, lousy english? Capitalized also? > Yep. Caseworkers are disgusted at malfeasance of > any kind from coworkers. They don't get to go > public with it usually. Do you know why? Yes, I'd like to see that. > > When a caseworker swears in an affidavit that > > I have a sex abuse history, and I don't, > > that should be perjury. > > Did they swear you have a sex abuse history, > or that they know you sexually abused? > If I read that you have a history and swear > I read it that is all I'm swearing to, not > that you sexually abused anyone. No, he swore that I had a sex abuse history, in reference to the past investigations which were not only unfounded but also NOT SEXUAL. > > At the least, before he SWORE to it, he should > > have looked it up on a computer. He did not. > > How do you know he didn't? Because it doesn't exist and I found the old documents which prove he lied about the past CPS investigation that found nothing. > > Why should this ass be immune in such a case? > > He was immune? > > You sued him and lost on an immunity argument? Not yet. CPS always claims the immmunity issue every time somebody drags them into court for stuff like this. Without fail. > > He should be free to LIE? > You are. Coming from you that makes me an honest man. > > (The 2 year unwillingness to correct makes > > it no longer a mere technical mistake.) > > The 2 years may well represent waiting to see > if more comes in on you. Having the claim > there is a reminder this is an open investigation. > When I read what you write here I too, just > a plain old ordinary (but with a lot of interest > in CPS activities) citizen also wonders if > there isn't more. That's not investigation, that's voyeurism. You've got so much interest in CPS activities that you are obviously in some way one of the "whores of the court". > You recently popped up with a new bit on > your prior retraining order > history. Brand new stuff to me. New to me also, WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? > What else is going to surface. Was that a question? > > A large number of parents who have dealt with > > CPS have found that this "immunity" amounts > > to a freedom for caseworkers to DELIBERATELY LIE. > > Then they should sue. And bring criminal charges anyway. Civilians can't bring criminal charges. The Prosecutor would do that. They will not prosecute the caseworker. > WHAT? Now you are admitting that a page > of ranting about the immunity of the > state doesn't constitute the absolute > power of the state you were saying it did? Very Difficult and expensive. > What IS up with you? > > How much time have you done in lockup, Greg? You first. > > Freedom to do their job? > > Yes. That is exactly the case. You want > them completely crippled so you can ply > your hobby with little girls in showers. Never was a hobby, just another chore. You did FAR WORSE when you went into a shower naked in front of your kids. Your danglies must have been about eye level for the kids. Was that a hobby for you?
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