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The cult used every dirty trick to steal our daughters (second daughter was born in 2007) from us. We won, what we thought was the last court hearing back in Oslo. Little did my wife know that when she and our daughters moved 2 hours ride north to Gjøvik, everything would start up again. Our kids were kidnapped in April 2010.
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 One gets quite exhausted at all these people (there have actually been many) who manage to save their children and then they think that they can come back after a while and nothing will happen? As if they have just had an innocent disagreement with the CPS, and the CPS would have simmered down now and realised that they had been overly dramatic and now they would be sensible and listen to the parents and let themselves be guided by the parents.

I admit I lost interest in the Chechen father. Many of these families even bring their children back with them. They think they can start afresh, after some months or a couple of years. Hah! I remember a parent or two who used to ring me up and sort of complain when I wouldn't tell them that of course they could come back now because it had all been just like a quarrel between two children, who made up and became friends again after a little while. These parents would get angry with me when I said "No, you must stay away, and you children must never set foot here until they are of age" (18 years old and their own masters). And preferably not even return then, because the CPS will be after them to take their own children if they have children in Norway, just to prove that they had bad parents so now they have become bad parents themselves. (Very primitive determinism, in other words.)

Most CPS victims who contact me and people like me, do not really want to hear the grim truth. They want me to say something they hope will be true.

How to fight child kidnapping in Norway: They took the child away? File an international missing person report.

Member of European Parliament from Lithuania Valentinas Mazuronis appealed to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Lithuania with a request to find in  Norway a citizen of Lithuania, Gabrielyusa Bumbulisa, whom social services of Norway took away from the mother and deprived of her parental rights, a REGNUM correspondent reports today, March 12. To do this, the MP proposes to launch international search of the child.

"I wrote to the Minister of the Interior Skvernyalisu with a request to find a minor citizen of our country, because neither his family nor the Lithuanian Embassy in Norway, nor Lithuanian institutions responsible for protecting the rights of children, have any information about him or his current place of residence or protect his rights. I think the establishment of Lithuania should take care of its citizens and do everything so that the child is found, "- said Mazuronis.

It is stated in the appeal of the MEP to the Interior Minister that the Norwegian institutions do not provide Lithuanian institutions for the protection of children's rights and the embassy with information on the whereabouts of a citizen of Lithuania, Bumbulisa, and do not allow the representatives of these institutions and close relatives of Bumbulisa to meet, communicate, or make sure that his rights, interests and safety are observed.

The appeal emphasizes that neither the courts of Lithuania, or Norway deprived the mother Bumbulisa Leshchinskene of maternal rights. She was deprived of these rights by the decision of the county commission from Møre and Romsdal , which, according to lawyers, although it has the right to decide questions of custody of children in Norway, is not a judicial body.