Knowledge to the World from San Diego

STOP FAMILY COURT ABUSE WITH INTERNATIONAL HELP. Are You or Your Child a Dual Citizen? You have more power than you think.⸻What’s Happening: • U.S. family courts are violating parental rights, harming children, and breaking their own laws. • If you or your child are a citizen of another country (even dual citizen), the United States may be violating international law, especially the Hague Convention.⸻The Big Idea:If enough families notify their embassies and consulates, foreign governments can: • Formally complain to the U.S. government (diplomatic pressure). • Raise human rights complaints internationally. • Expose U.S. family court abuse on the world stage. • Force investigations by the U.S. State Department. You don’t need hundreds of people — a few strong cases can start it.⸻How to Take Action:1. Identify Dual Citizenship. If you or your child are citizens of another Hague-signatory country (UK, France, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Japan, etc.) 2. Document the Violations Briefly write down how your rights were violated: (no due process, void orders, ignored evidence, child harmed) 3. Notify Your Embassy. Send a formal letter to your country’s embassy or consulate: “The United States is violating my rights under the Hague Convention. I request diplomatic protection and intervention.” 4. Connect With Other FamiliesMore complaints = stronger pressure.⸻Why This Works: • Countries can publicly call out the U.S. for human rights violations. • It forces international investigations. • It brings media and public attention. • It embarrasses corrupt courts into backing down.⸻Main Message: We don’t have to fight alone. We can bring the power of international law and global attention to protect our children.

Paper trail to Justice. I lawfully submitted affidavits of truth and evidence to multiple government officials, including the City Attorney, the District Attorney, the Mayor, the Board of Supervisors, and the Governor’s Office, regarding serious constitutional violations happening in Family Court.Under the Constitution and various federal protections, government officials are obligated to investigate credible claims of rights violations. Ignoring or retaliating against someone who lawfully reports crimes is itself a violation of federal law, including 18 U.S.C. § 241 and 242.This public record stands as evidence that I have lawfully exercised my rights, and that any failure to act — or retaliation against me for exercising my rights — will be seen as further evidence of wrongdoing. We the People have a right to petition the government for redress of grievances under the First Amendment. We have the right to protect our children, and we have the right to demand lawful governance.Thank you to everyone who is standing up for truth, accountability, and the protection of our families.

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