Many were horrified by the recent news, from Austria, that a man named Josef Fritzl had imprisoned his daughter in a cellar for 24 years and had seven children by her. One of the children had died, reports say, while three lived with her in a prison-like cellar and three lived normal lives upstairs with Fritzl and his wife. In all those years the neighbors did not suspect a thing.
Personally I am somewhat relieved… “At this stage, there are no such plans whatsoever. A TV appearance by Elisabeth Fritzl is not planned at all.” http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/topstories/2008/05/20/sorry-josef-fritzl-weeps-every-night-in-jail-89520-20423325/ What do you think of this post?Say That Then! (0) Very Interesting (0) Helpful (0) Meh It’s Aight (0) Dislike! (0)
If anyone knows anything about the welfare system in America, and the adoption or foster care system in America, I am sure is shocked to hear that this man was paid by the government to victimize his daughter, and then the children he forced her to have with him. My jaw about hit the desk when I saw the amount of money he received…4k a month. No matter how you slice it, that’s fraud.
Police are investigating whether Josef Fritzl, who imprisoned his daughter for 24 years, freed three of the seven children he bore her in order to claim state benefits, it has been reported. Fritzl, 73, received about 12,000 euros (£9,550) per year for each of the children in his care.
Is the UW paving the way to fight for more Black student placement?
Nope.
Is the UW paving the way to offset the negative impact of 1-200 so it is not a baracade for Black students?
Nope.
So I say, shut the hell up and sit down.
Why focus on what went down 40 years ago when there are things right now that need to be taken care of?