Amy's introduction

[Amy Eckardt]

I am so excited to be a part of AXJ. 

As far as I am concerned it is the greatest movement.  Once Ed V. and I made contact I knew this was the group for me. 

First and foremost, I am here to support and encourage you all.  I welcome your thoughts and I look forward to hearing your ideas.

I have been in the family rights movement for 10 years.  In 2003, I went to stay in a battered woman’s shelter because they promised to help my family and they lied.  My husband and I lost custody of our children (we were both cited for child neglect because we had a terrible fight in front of the children) and at that moment I knew something was wrong with the judicial system.  Then 7 months later I gave birth and hours later CPS was there to take my newborn.  Once the judge allowed the illegal adoption of my newborn I knew at that moment I was dealing with absolute corruption.  That was when my first lawsuit in Federal Court was commenced.  Obviously, I lost because they all stuck together and covered up horrific crimes.  After the court bled us dry of our finances, case was closed giving my husband custody of our children.

Without my children I began to lose my sense of self because I did not work outside the home, since I worked inside the home as a wife and mother. 

 

I decided college was a great addition while working in the retail industry.  I achieved a Bachelor in Business Administration.  I became Executive Director of Illinois family Justice-Family Bill of Rights only to have great difficulty achieving our goals.

 

I want to be with AXJ because the name Actions for Justice has meaning.  I am looking forward to working with members in Illinois and members everywhere on the globe to take action that will bring a change.  I send my best wishes to each and every one of you. 

Sincerely,

Amy

[Amy Eckardt]

I have asked myself the same question, "How was the US Government able to get away with this?" My only answer is this:because no one cares. 

I believe if one person cared about what they were doing then I assure you that no laws would have been broken.  To understand this we have to ask ourselves- Why does someone break the law?  How do they benefit?  I am not a psychiatrist to analyze whether they are either deviants, evil, or greedy people?  I don't know. I do know that I have never met anyone since then as mean and corrupt as the United States Justice System.  American criminals have more rights than ANYONE in the family court room.  I grieve and pray for everyone that walks into family court whose actions to destroy the family can be equated to the Muslim Brotherhood who kills anyone not like them.

There is not much left to say because I am still seeking ideas to hold judges and lawyers accountable for criminal behavior.

[AXJ USA]

We at AXJ USA cannot believe this happened to you. How was the US Government able to get away with this? How was the Administration of Justice able to allow this? Now that Federal Employees and Law Makers are hurting they can better understand what all these Laws they are making are in reality doing to destroy American society.

[AXJ USA]

Honoured to have you on board!