Usually, your blogger celebrates happily on Summer Solstice, as it is a day to celebrate the work of the God, and his love for our beautiful planet. This year, however; happy celebrations did not seem appropriate. Instead, there is work to be done in the way of taking our world back from those who seriously feel it is appropriate to snatch nursing babies from the arms of their mothers.
What the hell is wrong with some people? We all should care.
Happy Summer Solstice. Today is not only Fathers Day, but also the longest day of the year. Because of the earth's axial tilt, which gives us our seasons, the sun shines directly on the northern hemisphere, and it is summer above the Equator. This day is also a Pagan Sabbat, the time of the mystical marriage between the Holly King, who rules from now until Winter Solstice, and Mother Earth. This holy day is not only about the upcoming harvests, it is about balance. Blessed Be!
Here is an update to Noble Rick Pendland's adventures with the judicial system: today, he was bound bound over for trial in a case involving five victims and five counts of aggravated sodomy and three counts of indecent liberties with a child. Another victim came forward, and that will be a separate case. It will not be a big surprise if even more victims come forward, since a lot of parents, students, and foster children complained about him, while Kansas essentially told them to shut up and bend over for Mr. Pendland. The arraignment will be at 3:30 PM on June 21 in Cowley County Court, Kansas. What a way to celebrate Summer Solstice!
If you can stand one more update, here is a short clip of what happened in court today:
This is what the superintendent of USD 470 (Kansas Public Schools) did not want anyone to know. This is also what social services in Kansas, or social rehabilitative services, does not want the rest of the nation to know about foster care placements for children in Kansas. In fact, a foster child who later became an adoptive child in Kansas, Adam Herrman, has been missing since 1999, and no real efforts have been made to find him. His biological father was never contacted before SRS decided to allow the people who "lost" him to adopt him, either. It is time for the Kansas foster care industry to go into receivership.
