The Politics of Child Abuse: The Politics of Child Abuse

by Shirley Eberle, Paul Eberla, Paul Eberle

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0818404159
• ISBN13: 9780818404153
• Release Date: January 1986
• Publisher: L. Stuart
• Length: 319 Pages
• Weight: 1.45 lbs.

Customer Reviews

WORTH READING

In this novel the authors; Paul & Shirley Eberle, explore the corrupt world of child protection services. They provide a very convincing and intellegent arguement that the very government agencies that are supose to protect children are infact the ones who cause the most harm. By the end of this novel you will not help but agree with the author's theory that a child abuse industry does indeed exist. This industry mainly consists of social workers, police, and poliicians. You will find that the purpose of the industry is to find as many "victims" as they can. The methods they use to acomplish this goal are morally bankrupt. They brainwash little children to believe that they have been sexually molested when they clearly have not been. Their motives for doing this are new grants for child abuse clinics, promotions, and politcal gain. In conclusion I would recomend this novel to everyone. Or more specifically I would recomend this novel to people who are interested in reading about justice or more correctly in this case injustice.