Sister Frances and the fixated perversion of our institutions
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2019
- Most of these "We Believe You" files fit the "When Feminists Attack" genre of stories -
Not this one.
Lifelong Anglican nun Sr. Frances Dominica tells humbly how that Feminist influenced system takes false allegations and uses them to destroy - any individual, no matter how innocent, and the brilliant work they have done -
all on the basis of sad wannabe victims' protected pursuit of fantasies of abuse and compensation cash...
Well done,
legal eagle Feemenists, with your "We Believe You" justice wrecking dogma,
your churches and social services witch-hunt styled "risk assessments" of the innocent,
you helped destroy the first, the best and the only hospice for teenagers, killed off 60 jobs and wrecked many grieving families' last months with their terminally ill teenage children.
Well done.
These interviews should have WAY more views.
If you have any marketing promotional skilla - p-lease feel free to take and run -
I have run out of the energy to keep doing it.
What an appalling thing to happen to this gentle woman who has dedicated her life to helping others. I don't know how she maintains her optimism, but I'm glad she does.
She is an amazing woman, her accusers probably thought - "everyone has heard about the abusive nuns in Ireland, we should get some cash out of this" - but their story was clearly collaborated on, and not even believable to the police - hence NFA - but the disgrace is with the Charity board and all those who use the social services based "Risk assessments" for innocent people. they have effectively killed off terminally ill teenagers with their witch-hunter thinking - it is a national disgrace.
I am deeply saddened by this. I can remember speaking with sister Frances when my son was dying in the hospice. For this lady to be accused of such terrible wrong doings is criminal in itself.
Thank you Sister for highlighting the terrible pain and suffering caused by false allegations. Watching your video has been of enormous help and consolation to me as I also was subjected to a false allegation. May God bless you. Keep up the good work and keep telling your story!
my experience thought me: there's one thing that's worse than a false allegation: a biased review.
...against a false allegation, one has a very small chance of proofing ones innocence. but if an interviewer is biased? you can arrange (pay) for other (unbiased) reviews as much as you want. it's up for the judge/judging person (if you're in a risk-assesment) which review they believe. in 99.9%, they believe the biased one - just to minimise risks because "what if"-questions. ...there's nothing that can be done.
Kudos to Sister Frances for keeping up her good faith! It's not an easy thing to do...
Interesting but not surprising, how this account differs from the way that falsely accused men are treated by the police.
Assumptions are more powerful than evidence?
as you know Peter, in our cases, those whose duty is to investigate evidence prefer to use the bias of the system to push easy assumptions instead...
some of us have made life almost good again,
but many are suffering still,
many in jail
and many dead...
this is no exaggeration.