The War on Parents continues to escalate to unprecedented levels with the brawl which broke out yesterday (June 6, 2023) outside a school board meeting in Glendale, California. Concerned moms and dads were confronted by Antifa agitators after registering grievances against the sexualization of children in curricula now mandated by state law.
On the same day, the Southern Poverty Law Center, a liberal advocacy group, labeled Moms for Liberty, an “extremist” threat in a published report. The movement to transform our public education institutions into LGBTQ indoctrination centers has become relentless to a point of violence that evokes fear of participation at these meetings.
As a former school board attorney and current director of the Parenting Rights Institute, these are events which I have been predicting for more than 15 years. My blog post published only two weeks ago here at http://www.leonkoziol.com is proof of this, and rather than reinvent the wheel, I have re-published it below.
Parent Alienation has become a threat to our democracy: citizen action must be elevated to overcome a silent epidemic
Parent alienation has evolved into a nationwide epidemic harming our children, communities, schools, religious institutions, focused education, law enforcement, worker productivity, and much more. It has become a vehicle for corruption and abuse by a growing hoard of service providers exploiting an antiquated child custody system fueled by greed and moral depravity.
Few can attest to this more than I can as a victimized father and persecuted attorney whistleblower. This past week I was finally contacted by my two daughters after many years of unjust alienation disregarded by a succession of family judges in upstate New York. I was subjected to threats of arrest during that time despite the lack of any finding of unfit parenting or even a report to a child protection agency.
But the contact was limited to a single hate-filled phone call rehearsed with a demonic mother two days after I was able to discover their new residence at 54 Onion Hill Road in Duxbury, Massachusetts.
It came after a clandestine relocation from our lifelong region in Oneida County, New York upon graduation of my youngest from high school nearly two years ago. It came after a 2007 divorce and more than a quarter million dollars in financial support I provided in addition to the home and weekends that would be the envy of any child.
Such disregard of severe alienation by a succession of highly political family judges compelled me to take reform efforts outside the courtroom resulting in horrific retributions too extensive to relate here. Among my efforts I submitted highly researched and alarming reports to oversight entities to no avail.
Accordingly, I turned to members of Congress to conduct hearings and the Justice Department to initiate investigations into federal funding abuses and human rights violations in our nation’s divorce and family courts, again to no avail.
Finally, I sponsored a 3-day event in our nation’s capital in 2019 dubbed the Parent March on Washington. It consisted of strategic sessions by organizational leaders (first day), a lobby initiative in Congress the next followed by expert speakers at a nearby ballroom that evening. This was all financed on a volunteer, shoestring budget.
The third day featured the march itself made possible by four parade permits I secured from the Metropolitan Police, Park Service, Capitol Security and Secret Service. It resulted in a march under police escort down Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and Supreme Court, open presentations on the Capitol lawn, and candlelight vigil dedicated to veterans and children whose lives were lost to a corrupt justice system.
To be sure, this was a proud and classic exercise of First Amendment rights, and it should have elicited serious reforms to an antiquated child custody system. Instead, lawmakers corrupted by powerful special interests failed to take any action, thereby calling upon aggrieved parents today to elevate their protests.
One of them occurred locally at a Town Hall sponsored by newly elected Congressman Brandon Williams in front of the New Hartford, New York high school earlier this month. I did not attend the public forum in the auditorium because unfiltered questions from the audience were not allowed, but I did receive an ovation from diverse groups protesting outside during a drive-by beforehand.
Over the past fifteen years of judge bias and false charges by a scorned ex-spouse, I kept my girls out of the fray. But they are college age adults now subjected to a Babylon-type society that I can no longer protect them from. Their “mother-cloned” venom was immediately evident during our brief telephone exchange ended by a frustrated hang-up by my eldest, Kristen.
Among other things, I was accused of depicting their exit from our region as a “kidnapping” in my earlier post announcing this unexpected attack. But a close inspection of the relevant paragraph reveals unequivocally that I made no such accusation, not that it should have elicited this extreme of a reaction anyway.
In the end there was nothing legitimate to prevent a reconciliation of dad and his adult daughters. That alone calls upon fellow and future victims to carry on this crusade so that my sacrifices were not in vain. My 2021 published book, Whistleblower in Paris, provides a valuable education and detailed background of this crusade.
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