Not really because they were required to do many things to get the 
kids back and many of them have not returned to the compound and the 
judge required the gates to be open to authorities. also TX just 
indicted six men for child abuse and there is another on the FBI's 
Most Wanted that has not been picked up. If the cult continues to 
hide them as we think they are doing then more people will sustain 
charges for hiding fugitives. The government contracts and child and 
slave labor accusations is hurting them also. There are a lot of 
crimes to pursue and now we have the law enforcement power to do it. 
I think the IRS will remove their religious status because they are 
not a beneficial or charitable organization and that will help 
because there goes the first amendment argument.

At 08:36 AM 7/27/2008, you wrote:
>I hope things go all the way to the end - what about the kids who were
>returned to their families?  Didn't that hurt the case?
>
>Kat
>
>Linda Walker wrote:
> > Kat,
> > No. It won't stop anything. We have finally gotten all the way and the
> > Senate Judiciary Hearings held this week called the FLDS an organized
> > criminal enterprise which is exactly what we have been saying. You can
> > read what 3 AG's and others said here and it was good. Very gratifying
> > after years of turning in evidence, educating the media so the public
> > is educated, and battling to get people to take us seriously. I
> > finally feel like we got all the way although it will still be
> > difficult to get people to testify because they are so brainwashed and
> > fearful. Part of Reid's legislation will protect them when they come
> > forward.
> > This is part of the issue with Rozita who knew a woman from inside who
> > was not protected and that is how she had so much information on them
> > that the police carried out boxes of information when they searched
> > her house.
> > There is still a lot of behind the scenes info on Rozita that people
> > do not know that connects her to others who were hurt by the FLDS.
> > You can read what was said at the Polygamy Crimes Hearings here:
> >
> > http://judiciary.senate.gov/schedule.cfm?changedate=07/21/08.
> >
> > I love Texas for accomplishing so much and Harry Reid for pushing this.
> > If McCain chooses Romney it will hurt him but it will help us to have
> > more dialogue out there. Some of Romney's family like many LDS
> > continued to practice polygamy after it was outlawed.
> >
> > It just shows what 20 years of pushing on an unknown civil and human
> > rights abuse can do. We are all the way there I hope. They even
> > mentioned the baby deaths.
> >
> >
> > At 03:17 AM 7/27/2008, you wrote:
> >> There's a fascinating write-up about her in Newsweek:
> >>
> >> http://www.newsweek.com/id/148992
> >>
> >> I'm fearful that such deceptions will lessen the priority of dealing
> >> with underage polygamy because who would know whether an allegation was
> >> real or not?  Local law enforcement can't afford to keep spending
> >> resources investigating such things.
> >>
> >> Kat
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