The Petition...S.I.G.N.I.T. Mr. Robert Plompen, WI Aug 29, 11:43 Unless officials can monitor it 24-7 with people or video then shut it down. It's time for the states to step up to the plate and put a stop to this once and for all!!! send a green star Ms. Aug 28, 14:33 Those children are the future. send a green star Name not displayed, WI Aug 28, 13:34 The employees seem to be under qualified to work with distressed kids, and there are countless stories of abuse from this location and other WWASP locations. Name not displayed, IN Aug 28, 11:19 Ms. Aug 27, 19:41 Because it tortures and brainwashes teenagers, that's why! send a green star Name not displayed, United Kingdom Aug 27, 18:08 Why we should close Cross Creek is a horrific question to ask, why should we stop torture? Mr. Aug 27, 17:48 Atrocious Abusive child torment facility. send a green star Aug 27, 17:41 Name not displayed, OH Aug 27, 17:27 Name not displayed, FL Aug 27, 17:10 Horrible treatment of children. Aug 27, 14:59 Name not displayed, TX Aug 27, 12:33 Mr. Aug 27, 09:54
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WellChild Norfolk Cloud Portal Anonymous #OPLIBERATION Help teenagers who are abused and mistreated Anonymous has been working hard on a very important operation that needs a lot more media light and more public voice to help expose the crap that has been going on out of the public eyes to our teenagers and kids of the world. They have done some very extensive research and got some very hard evidence towards the government and the different organizations who run these camps. Now before i go to far into this a lot of my readers will want to know what this has to do with cyber war? Well Anonymous has been taking sites down; gathered hundreds of phone numbers and have made hundreds of prank calls and wasted the time the targets in question. Now lets get back to what really matters; the teenagers who have been hurt and abused by these horrid so called “Attitude training camps”. Now down below is some video links from anonymous and Another one; u must be signed into Youtube to view this as its brutal BUT please take the time and view it; spread the word and get this message out there.
RoSPA - Health & Safety Training : Lakenham Primary School Anonymous and OpLiberation Previously, I detailed the exploits of the activist organization Anonymous. Targets of their past efforts include the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, Bay Area Rapid Transit and the Fullerton, CA police. The latest group to incur their wrath are the various church groups that run group homes for young people. These seemingly innocuous organizations face multiply complaints of verbal, emotional and even physical abuse from former residents. Anderson Cooper recently investigated on such facility in Indiana. Generally speaking, the girls in such facilities do not end up there as a punishment for anything specific. Almost as disturbing as the abuse is the content of the lectures given by the men that run such facilities. The owner of one such facility refused to comment on the allegations made against him and his staff.
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