Child Abuse is not Love
This is a poem I wrote in response to learning of ritual abuse of children. I regard it as the dominance over innocence. It is a mental health issue where there is no empathy towards the child. The child is seen as an object. The same applies with sexual abuse or harassment.… Continue reading
Parental Alienation is Child Abuse
Dr. Edward Kruk, Associate Professor of Social Work at the University of British Columbia speaks at a Reykjavik Conference about the effects of parental alienation on children. “Permission to Love” is a conference on Parental Alienation. It was held in Reykjavik, Iceland, on the International Awareness Day on Parental Alienation on April 25th 2017.
The Abuse of Children is about Power and Social Dysfunction
One of my friends gave evidence in this inquiry. She was so poor that she told me she had eaten grass. That is when you know the scourge of poverty. She was institutionalised because her mother had a mental illness and the father an alcoholic. Clearly our society has mental health issues that go… Continue reading
The Treatment of Asylum Seekers Reflects Government Failure in its Duty of Care
What this really means is that there is a void in respect to feeling for the humanity of vulnerable people. The abuse of refugees has been going on a long time here in Australia and is still continuing. The question is how can a first world country behave in ways that reflect brutality. I… Continue reading
Banking Royal Commission Gives the Credit to Credit Card Fraud
Is greed really good hmmm, how money corrupts and how lots of money corrupts lots of people. If money talks then the Commission is a key talking point about money.
What it really depicts is group think when corruption becomes ‘this is the way we do things around here’ and it is top down.… Continue reading
Financial Industry Corruption
Is greed good?
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/commentisfree/2018/mar/22/banking-inquiry-has-already-exposed-shocking-corruption-but-it-needs-more-time
Banking inquiry has already exposed shocking corruption – but it needs more time
Deregulation has helped parts of the financial industry to become captured by fraudsters
