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Taken into custody: The war against fathers, marriage, and the family.

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Abstract

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Why is the American family in crisis?

Political scientist Stephen Baskerville argues that the most direct cause is the divorce industry itself: a corrupt government-run system that abuses parents and children, runs rampant over civil liberties, steals the wealth of families, and is accountable to no one. Nothing like this has ever before happened in America. Driven by an extremist version of feminist ideology and highly bureaucratic, the divorce machine resembles the totalitarian regimes of the last century in its erosion of privacy.

Political correctness inhibits scholars and reporters from investigating it, and cliches and euphemisms obscure the ugly reality of how much arbitrary power government officials exercise over people's lives. In Taken Into Custody you will learn the shocking truth behind such cliches as "ugly divorce" and "nasty custody battle."

Also exposed in this legal underworld:

(1) Why the "deadbeat dad" is not only a myth but a hoax--the creation of government officials who plunder parents whose children the government itself has taken away.

(2) What lies behind the hysteria over "domestic violence" and how this propaganda is destroying families, endangering children, and criminalizing innocent parents.

(3) The real causes of child abuse and how the abuse industry distorts the truth.

(4) How family courts function as if there is no Bill of Rights, denying parents their constitutional protection of due process. And,

(5) How "soft totalitarianism" is being institutionalized in family law. This is the story that bar associations, feminists, and social work bureaucracies have colluded to suppress. The most devastating indictment of the divorce industry ever published, Taken Into Custody exposes the most pervasive and destructive civil rights abuse in America today. 

Taken into Custody' exposes the greatest and most destructive civil rights abuse in America today. Family courts and Soviet-style bureaucracies trample basic civil liberties, entering homes uninvited and taking away people's children at will, then throwing the parents into jail without any form of due process, much less a trial.

No parent, no child, no family in America is safe. The legal industry does not want you to hear this story. Radical feminists, bar associations, and social work bureaucracies have colluded to suppress this information. Even pro-family"" groups and civil libertarians look the other way. Yet it is a reality for tens of millions of Americans who are our neighbors."

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"Understanding the Borderline Mother"

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In the complex world of family dynamics, the effects of parental behavior on children can be profound and far-reaching. Two particular personality disorders, borderline and narcissistic traits in mothers, often remain hidden, with their impact leaving a lasting mark on their children's lives.

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Christine Ann Lawson, author of "Understanding the Borderline Mother," highlights a disturbing behavior in some divorced borderline mothers. When consumed by rage, they may resort to depriving their children of contact with their fathers as punishment. This act can be emotionally devastating for children, who find themselves caught in the crossfire of their parents' disputes.

Borderline mothers often grapple with allowing their children to grow up. While the dependency on a newborn child may be intensely satisfying for them, conflict arises as their children become more independent. This struggle for control can lead to emotional turmoil within the family. Sometimes, they use fear to suppress Children's voices, especially when accusing their parents of wrongdoing.

From the Back Cover

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"Childhood lived with a borderline mother results in an unspeakable tragedy, few of the child's developmental needs are met because the mother cannot be a parent. Consequently, the child is programmed for a lifelong struggle against failure. For over twenty years, people have shared their own agonizing stories with me, looking to my journey for a sense of hope. The compassionate understanding and professional assistance in this book are a road map out of failure." -Christina Crawford, M.A. -Author, Mommie Dearest

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"This wonderfully readable book is totally devoid of jargon and pedantry. The writing is concise and simple, although the subject is complex and weighty. With picturesque nosology, Dr. Lawson writes about the waif, hermit, queen, and witch mothers. Her unique examination of borderline mothers and how they relate to their children culminates in a discussion of what can be done for both from an interpersonal perspective. Replete with clinical vignettes, this book is entertaining as well as informative." - Peter L. Giovacchini, M.D. - Author, Impact of Narcissism.

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"This well-researched and beautifully written book presents in graphic, specific, clinical detail overwhelming evidence to resolve any ambiguity about the relationship of the borderline mother to her children. The many faces of the borderline mother are nicely differentiated and described. Dr. Lawson also provides guidelines on how to manage a relationship with a borderline mother constructively. A helpful read for all therapists who work with borderline patients." -James F. Masterson, M.D. - Author, Psychotherapy of the Borderline Adult: A Developmental Approach.

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"Masked by a smile, behind the pinafore of maternal attachment lurks a borderline mother. Dr. Lawson offers a compelling portrait of mothers who project massive states of confusion and terror into their children. She presents a variety of mothers, including the make-believe mother, the fairy tale mother, the queen and witch mother, along with specific clinical suggestions for dealing with each type. This spellbinding contribution to the literature provides effective treatment procedures for therapists working within the spectrum of borderline phenomenology." -Joan Lachkar, Ph.D. -Author, The Many Faces of Abuse and The Narcissistic/Borderline Couple.

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