Ontario court allows Lev Tahor member to take custody of her child again
I don't think this is a good idea, and for all we know, the rules could be violated:
On a related note, an editor for Ami magazine sure acted stupidly and bought into the cult's MO at face value. One of his mistakes was dismissing the burka-like clothing worn by the women as not a big deal. But it is. They're denying themselves vitamin D sunlight, and the cult's anti-Zionist outlook is damaging too.
An Ontario court judge has allowed a mother, who is a member of the Lev Tahor community, to have custody of her child again, after the infant was placed in foster care in Toronto.What are the odds they won't obey the court's requirements? It's simply too risky.
The judge imposed conditions, one of which forbids any contact between the baby and her father. [...]
The court case for the 17-year-old mother to determine if she will keep custody of her infant will resume in July.
On a related note, an editor for Ami magazine sure acted stupidly and bought into the cult's MO at face value. One of his mistakes was dismissing the burka-like clothing worn by the women as not a big deal. But it is. They're denying themselves vitamin D sunlight, and the cult's anti-Zionist outlook is damaging too.
Labels: Canada, dhimmitude, haredi corruption, islam, misogyny, Moonbattery
