The two children in this video are screaming for their mother while a police unit separates them and takes them away, by orders of the Salvation Army Youthcare & Probation (LJ&R). Culemborg, the Netherlands.
This family was under custody of the Government, meaning they lost their sovereign citizen status and had to follow orders in the daily upbringing of the children, the so-called OTS-measure.
If families don’t cooperate, a judge can issue a UHP warrant, Out of Home Placement of the children, which is exactly what happens in this video. This mother was never convicted of a crime, nor were any charges filed against her.
The purely subjective decision whether or not a family complies in many cases is made by the Salvation Army’s LJ&R, which resides under the Justice Department and actually uses the Justice Department’s email suffix.
The evidence comprises offences against the law book of education: “too much tv, drinking from plastic cups, unable to name vegetables”. But we also saw phrases like “family system is getting too big” or “too much criticism on government institutions”.
A civil court judge hears these cases and sides with authorities in over 95%. The children in this video were transported to the Christian William Schrikker Stichting.
