Police Seize 10 Children From ‘Off-Grid’ Homeschool Family

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Police Seize 10 Children From ‘Off-Grid’ Homeschool Family

Police Seize 10 Children From ‘Off-Grid’ Homeschool Family
Authorities targeting Americans with traditional, rural lifestyles

by Paul Joseph Watson | May 8, 2015

Police seized ten children from an “off grid” homeschool family in Kentucky on Wednesday after receiving an anonymous tip about the family’s traditional lifestyle.

The nightmare story began when sheriff’s officers set up a blockade around Joe and Nicole Naugler’s rural property before entering the premises. Eight of the kids were out with their father but Nicole and two of her oldest children were at home. Nicole attempted to drive away but was subsequently stopped and arrested for resisting (attempting to prevent officers from taking her two boys away).

The sheriff then demanded Joe Naugler turn over the other eight children by 10am the next day or face felony charges, an order with which he complied.

“They are an extremely happy family,” said family friend Pace Ellsworth, who asserts that the Nauglers were targeted because of their “back to basics life” and their decision to homeschool their children.

Friends reported no concerns about how the children were being treated by the parents, who follow an educational model called “unschooling” where the children decide their own curriculum based on the subjects that interest them and what their strengths are.

“This is the natural way to live,” said Ellsworth. “It’s actually a growing movement. They want to have a personal education and not a factory education. They are completely open about their life. Everyone is learning by living. They are all extremely intelligent.”

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[presence]

 

[fisharmor]

Isn't this the second story like this we're seeing coming out of Kentucky?

What chance is all that sleeper agent bullshit having of working at this point, if he can't even be found to comment on his own fucking state?

 

[EBounding]

Nicole attempted to drive away but was subsequently stopped and arrested for resisting (attempting to prevent officers from taking her two boys away).

Like Walter Williams and Franklin Graham say, just follow the police's instructions when the State is taking your children away.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Isn't this the second story like this we're seeing coming out of Kentucky?

What chance is all that sleeper agent bullshit having of working at this point, if he can't even be found to comment on his own fucking state?

Valid point.

Rand, what say you?

 

[Anti Federalist]

“Blessed Little Homestead” Torn Apart by Cops and CPS

William Norman Grigg

https://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/blessed-little-homestead-torn-apart-by-cops-and-cps/

Without cause or explanation, and acting on a purely subjective assessment of an unconventional family’s lifestyle, Sheriff Todd Pate of Kentucky’s Breckinridge County and several deputies abducted ten home-schooled children. In entirely predictable — and, to me, quite familiar — fashion, this followed an anonymous complaint to Child Protective Services.

Joe and Nicole Naughler are “un-schooling” parents who raise their children on a rural farm in Kentucky. Their non-conformist lifestyle — which emphasizes independence, self-sufficiency, spirituality, and family unity — represents a form of “diversity” that is unacceptable to the Custodians of Acceptable Opinion. The sheriff’s action came after a previous visit a year ago in which he had threatened to take the children. The earlier encounter, which was recorded, became heated when Joe and Nicole peacefully and respectfully refused to waive their rights in the face of Sheriff Pate’s invasive questioning.

Joe Naughler, according to family friend Pace Ellsworth, is deeply religious. The family converted to Mormonism several years ago, but according Ellsworth, found themselves at odds with the “conservative” and conventionally “patriotic” culture of the local congregation and were asked “not to come back.” The substance, such as it is, of the anonymous CPS complaints appears to be that the children were being “neglected,” that the family’s living conditions were unsuitable, and that Joe had supposedly threatened a neighbor with a gun.

($100 says it was some copsucker from that apostate church that turned them in to "authority". When fascism comes to America, it will come wrapped in the flag and waving a cross. No one is quite sure who said that, but, it sure does stick. - AF)

According to the account posted by the Naughlers on their Save Our Family website,Pace and his deputies seized the two oldest sons after invading the Naughler family’s property without their consent or a court order. At the time, Joe was elsewhere on the family’s 26-acre farm. Nicole, who was five months pregnant, tried to protect her children by leaving the homestead. The intruders blocked her from leaving and demanded that she turn over the boys. When she pleaded with the intruders to leave her children alone, she was assaulted, slammed onto the hood of a police car, and arrested for “resisting.” Upon his arrival at the scene, Joe was threatened by the sheriff, who — with a hand on his gun — ordered the father to remain in the car and threatened him with felony charges if he didn’t surrender the other children by 10:00 a.m. the following day.

The family’s website offers a wealth of details about their experiences and this developing story — including audio records of Joe and Nicole’s confrontations with the sheriff and his deputies.

 

[specsaregood]

Isn't this the second story like this we're seeing coming out of Kentucky?
What chance is all that sleeper agent bullshit having of working at this point, if he can't even be found to comment on his own fucking state?

Explain to me exactly why Randal should be expected to comment on this particular situation?

 

[Anti Federalist]

Explain to me exactly why Randal should be expected to comment on this particular situation?

Because this is a "rubber meets the road" police state incident in his own back yard.

Heat from a sitting US Senator could go a long way in getting these children returned to their rightful parents and shedding light on this growing problem, just one more tentacle of the growing police state.

Unless, of course, Rand doesn't care, or thinks authority did the right thing in this case.

 

[specsaregood]

Because this is a "rubber meets the road" police state incident in his own back yard.

Heat from a sitting US Senator could go a long way in getting these children returned to their rightful parents and shedding light on this growing problem, just one more tentacle of the growing police state.

Unless, of course, Rand doesn't care, or thinks authority did the right thing in this case.

Is it a federal case? It just happened 2 days ago? Should Randal be expected to comment on every single situation in KY? I mean seriously. How much do you really know about this family? I didn't see anything in the infowars article with CPS reason for taking the kids. You want him to just jump in then it turns out there was evidence of sexual abuse or something? What has massie had to say? KY is his backyard as well and he isn't even considered a "sleeper agent".

I recall reading an interview from somebody that volunteered in Randals office talking about how all day long they would get calls from people asking for Randal to comment/have a position on every single incident they heard about on the news...

Personally, I would think he could do more for this particular family working quietly behind the scenes.

But commenting on a single case isn't what I would really expect him to do. I would rather expect him to comment on CPS in general especially federal incentives/laws that lead to abuse. With that in mind, can you suggest legislation on the subject?

 

[Anti Federalist]

By all means, he can do the prudent thing, he is, after all, running a "safe" campaign for president.

But I'd wager in six months, assuming the facts remain the same, there won't be a comment.

Legislation? Sure. Roll back the federal incentives you mentioned. That would be a good start.

As far as people calling and asking for comments or action on issues, well, hell, isn't that what an engaged electorate is supposed to do?

Is it a federal case? It just happened 2 days ago? Should Randal be expected to comment on every single situation in KY? I mean seriously. How much do you really know about this family? I didn't see anything in the infowars article with CPS reason for taking the kids. You want him to just jump in then it turns out there was evidence of sexual abuse or something? What has massie had to say? KY is his backyard as well and he isn't even considered a "sleeper agent".

I recall reading an interview from somebody that volunteered in Randals office talking about how all day long they would get calls from people asking for Randal to comment/have a position on every single incident they heard about on the news...

Personally, I would think he could do more for this particular family working quietly behind the scenes.

But commenting on a single case isn't what I would really expect him to do. I would rather expect him to comment on CPS in general especially federal incentives/laws that lead to abuse. With that in mind, can you suggest legislation on the subject?

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Listening to some audio of the arrest, it's pretty clear that this whole thing boils down to a case of "respect my authoritay, or else the full brute force of government will be used against you, Constitution and rule of law be damned."

 

[Sola_Fide]

I am curious to know what Rand or Thomas will say about this in the future.

 

[TheTexan]

“This is the natural way to live,” said Ellsworth. “It’s actually a growing movement. They want to have a personal education and not a factory education. They are completely open about their life. Everyone is learning by living.

Natural? Personalized education?

That can't be healthy. Wackos, probably.

 

[Henry Rogue]

Natural? Personalized education?

That can't be healthy. Wackos, probably.

Yes, like Hillary wrote, it takes a village of idiots to raise a child.

 

[fisharmor]

Is it a federal case?

Do you want it to be?
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/conten...ild-Kidnappings-in-Kentucky-Adoption-Business

Seems to me Rand is on record as not really liking the civil rights act, despite the facts that
a) The whole world thinks those acts as the federal government correcting something the states had repeatedly fucked up for 100 straight years, and
b) The whole world thinks Rand is crazy for having an opinion contrary to the CRA because in their estimation it actually worked, after the states repeatedly fucking it up for 100 years.

I got it, it's brilliant. Let's let the state fuck this CPS thing up for a whole century, and then the federal government can MAKE them stop fucking it up.

That'll totally show everyone that states' rights is a great idea.

Or maybe he could at least call the sheriff responsible and the head of Kentucky CPS and lean on them.

 

[tangent4ronpaul]

Because this is a "rubber meets the road" police state incident in his own back yard.

Heat from a sitting US Senator could go a long way in getting these children returned to their rightful parents and shedding light on this growing problem, just one more tentacle of the growing police state.

Unless, of course, Rand doesn't care, or thinks authority did the right thing in this case.

Has Rand ever stated his opinion on homeschooling? Ron got a lot of traction from the homeschool community.
Was Rand ever homeschooled?
Has he homeschooled his kids?

($100 says it was some copsucker from that apostate church that turned them in to "authority". When fascism comes to America, it will come wrapped in the flag and waving a cross. No one is quite sure who said that, but, it sure does stick. - AF)

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Sinclair_Lewis

Misattributed to Sinclair Lewis:

When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.
Many variants of this exist, but the earliest known incident of such a comment appears to be a partial quote from James Waterman Wise, Jr., reported in a 1936 issue of The Christian Century that in a recent address here before the liberal John Reed club said that Hearst and Coughlin are the two chief exponents of fascism in America. If fascism comes, he added, it will not be identified with any "shirt" movement, nor with an "insignia," but it will probably be "wrapped up in the American flag and heralded as a plea for liberty and preservation of the constitution."[1]
Another early quote is that of Halford E. Luccock, in Keeping Life Out of Confusion (1938): When and if fascism comes to America it will not be labeled "made in Germany"; it will not be marked with a swastika; it will not even be called fascism; it will be called, of course, "Americanism." Harrison Evans Salisbury in 1971 remarked about Lewis: "Sinclair Lewis aptly predicted in It Can't Happen Here that if fascism came to America it would come wrapped in the flag and whistling 'The Star Spangled Banner.'" [2]

The Christian Century, Volume 53, Feb 5, 1936, p. 245
p. 29, The Many Americas Shall Be One, Harrison Evans Salisbury. Published by W. W. Norton, 1971.

-t

 

[Created4]

Isn't this the second story like this we're seeing coming out of Kentucky?

Same story. It was posted here earlier today, and is getting good traction in a lot of the alternative media today.

Pregnant Homeschool Mom Assaulted by Sheriff as CPS Kidnaps Her Kids in Kentucky

Kentucky definitely has issues when it comes to CPS. Listen to some whistleblowers talk about putting in orders for children here: