"Parental Alienation" Who brainwashes children? Sadly, some parents do.

My little brother grew up having a ball with a cousin in the 70's and 80's during the hey-day of "video cameras", making fake commercials a'la "Saturday Night Live" and playing with "Inspector Gadget".

 

Where is this cousin, brother, friend, grandson, nephew, and son my family hasn't seen in years?  ALIENATED, a victim of parental brainwashing.

Much like a sick, obsessed lover who in essence says, "If I can't have them, NOBODY can", the sick parent kills the child, but only on the INSIDE so no one can see.

My husband had custody of his daughter every other week for ten years; no "weekend parent".  When my husband (with the blessing of his ex) decided to go back to school in 2010 after losing his business in Dallas through no fault of his own, he moved to West Texas.  I soon followed after my teaching year was completed.

"Parental Alienation" is a methodical campaign of misinformation to an innocent child who obviously looks to their parents for direction and truth.

With a bachelor's in Neuroscience and with my husband's mother a psychologist, we knew my husband's ex was a Narcissistic Sociopath.  What we DIDN'T know, is that her "church staff" husband would enable her, followed by the "elders" and "pastor" of her "church" (actually a cult, by definition), two other "organizations" and finally by the State Bar of Texas.

If the cult wasn't lying, why couldn't we have the "discrepancies" that were supposedly in my Marine's story.  We asked six times in writing as well as pointedly asked the Bar for them.  Why did the daughter who was going to move in with us the Fall of 2014, suddenly stop communicating with us after changing her Facebook to reflect her upcoming move with us?

I have filed two grievances and two appeals with the State Bar of Texas who essentially has no "oversight" other than the investigation of themselves.  What could possibly go wrong?   I can prove that the State Bar of Texas is covering up an ethics violation, furthermore, I have testimony from another cult member regarding this particular attorney, "They will do whatever it takes to protect the brand." (documented)

I'm not having it.  I have no hesitation in calling out Watermark Church Dallas, for what it is, A CULT.  Also Allen Bible and Right Now Media "launder money" with them as my husband easily discovered through some simple internet research;  the "common thread", Brian Moseley.

I am not afraid of the truth.  Three years ago a retired local sheriff told me to "watch my back."   I now have my "Concealed Handgun License", and I DO watch my back, but I refuse to back down, so SUE me.