Such Stems From The Culture of Abandonment.

Above: Haut de la Garenne Children's Home. Below:

One of the good Cocker Spaniels sniffing out the long, dark

secrets of abuse and horror against Jersey children.

:: By Uncle Monty ::

When mere children are systematically housed

in underground torture chambers or "punishment

rooms" for the ghastly gratification and sexual

maladies of perverted hetrosexual and/or homo-

sexual adult authority figures or so-called "carers"

over such hapless youngsters, then such stems from

the culture of abandonment that permits the vile horror

of Haut de la Garenne Children's Home to thrive un-

checked and undetected against state committed

children for decades at a time at the Island of Jersey.

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Due to the culture of abandonment, those in

authority who happen to be emotionally and sex-

ually perverted are given illicit entree to practice

their deformed lust and orgasms on children who

are oftentimes unloved and unwanted by their own

parents and families, if such first existed for them,

and by society at large. Once a child is

thrown to such predatory wolves in the name of

state care, then he or she is easily sentenced to a

kind of "soul murder" which was seemingly

practised day in and day out at the Jersey children's

home by the very "protectors" that did not protect

them, of course, but rather terrorized them at every

step in the secretive and macabre dungeons of official

child care. Thus from "protectors" some of them then

changed their moral colour and code to that of be-

coming sick predators and vicious perpetrators of

the defenceless and confined children in their care.

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Whenever the culture of abandonment has taken

root, there is always the ever present danger

of exploitation and abuse of those subjected to

such abandonment. We see such in nursing homes,

in paramilitary groups, in closed prisons, in outlandish

religious sects, in youth boot camps, in childrens homes,

in psychiatric wards, in military brigs, and in other "total

institutions" that the American sociologist David

J. Rothman critiqued in the early 1970's and how

techniques of "behaviour modification" are applicable

to all total institutions. Certainly, Haut de la Garenne

Children's Home was a classic total institution that

practiced "behaviour modification" to its extremes

by physical, sexual, and mental abuse and tyranny

against vulnerable children placed in care of such

evil practices.

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About 40 suspects and 160 victims have thus far

been identified surrounding the ever growing abuse

and sex scandal of Haut de la Garenne. I suspect

we shall hear stories of suicides from some of the

suspects once they are exposed and charged

with alleged betrayal of trust and care of those

children that they improperly handled against the

norms of decency and well-being. The tragedy

is the damage already done to so many victimized

Jersey children who can never be compensated by

the same system that allowed them to be committed

in the first place with no oversight or accountability

from those in charge of them. Who guards the

guards? It seemed that those who guarded the

guards were also willing to turn a blind eye or

were themselves participant abusers. Those

outside - such as the local police and church -

also turned a deliberate deaf ear to those who

attempted to report such demonic goings on at

Haut de la Garenne. The culture of abandonment

robs the voice, too, of those who are abandoned.

Thus, they were ignored when they came

forward as abandoned people who had no

voice of credibility to those set in authority

to uphold the law and to protect the weak

of the Jersey society.

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I may just decide to go to Jersey myself to talk

with folkz there about the unfolding horrors

that may also have existed, so I understand, at

other children's homes and care institutions

besides the one called Haut de la Garenne. With

its Nazi past, I wouldn't be surprised now of other

dirty secrets and revelations that may tumble out

for us all to discover at the Island of Jersey.

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In any event, what the story here tells us is that we

must abandon the culture of abandonment if we are

to protect and preserve the young and elderly from

those who, of whatever persuasion or perversion,

seek to excerise their own brand of abuse and

violence and stranglehold over them.

+St. Zacharias, 2oo8.