Arkansas sheriff’s department with DHS deny family’s civil rights and kidnap their 7 children over legal dietary supplements
by: Daniel Barker
NaturalNews.com
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
The Stanleys of Garland County, Arkansas, would be considered by most to be an average American family. Hal Stanley, the head of the household, served his country honorably and is an ordained Baptist minister.
Hal has never been in trouble with the law (until now) and is considered by his neighbors and others who know him well to be a loving father who considers the well-being of his children above all else. The same applies to his wife, Michelle.
But since January 12, 2015, the Stanleys have been living a waking nightmare in which their home was raided by a large contingent of law enforcement agents (including a SWAT team with snipers positioned nearby) and DHS authorities. At the end of the ordeal, the seven children living in the household were kidnapped by the authorities and the family’s Fourth Amendment rights were trampled upon.
The case was ostensibly centered around Hal Stanley’s possession and use of a perfectly legal water purifier product sold under the name “MMS.” The substance is not FDA-approved but can be legally bought online, and there are no laws prohibiting its use (more info on MMS and its active ingredient later in this article).
However, the details of the ongoing drama would seem to indicate that the real issue leading to the kidnapping of the Stanley children and the harassment of the parents by the authorities has more to do with the fact that the Stanleys have chosen to raise and educate their children outside of the system.
The Stanley children were home-birthed and have been home-schooled. Increasingly, it appears that authorities across the nation are seeking to punish those who choose this path in raising their families.
Although the Stanleys are religious, they are not fanatics. They live a modest, quiet life and by all accounts (except those of the authorities), the children are happy, healthy normal kids.
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