Jury Rules Against Dad, State Sanctioned Child Abuse Moves Forward In Texas.

DALLAS, TEXAS:  Today the affirmation that family courts are one sided and side with evil is being made more apparent from case to case. As I reported about this custody campaign back in January. The parents were in court last week battling for the custody and decision-making abilities for their twin boys James and Jude. The father, Jeffrey Younger is adamant and has a slew of witnesses and proof that his ex-wife is forcefully morphing James into a transgender adolescent against the young boy’s will. Mr. Younger has been knee-deep in the trenches and has had his back to the wall with a couple of high priced ball-busting attorneys firing at him from all cylinders. They attacked his website Savejames.com that he built to protect his son. They said that it would be detrimental to his sons later in life. The valiant effort of saving his 7 year-old son from chemical castration is hopefully not coming to an end. James’ mother through in vitro, Dr. Anne Georgulas, a pediatrician, can now progress with her wish to forcefully transition the young boy by blocking his puberty and to also introduce cross-sex hormones into the unwilling and confused young child. The twisted and sick nature of any human altering the body and life of minor child is a true act of aggression.

It is such a travesty that an inattentive jury who appeared to be inconvenienced held in the fate this precious boy’s future. Its looking like Mr. Younger will have to take classes on transgenderisim even though he’s against it philosophically, and religiously. The physician was able to outspend the father, and fly in paid testimonies from doctors who are supposedly well-versed in these new gender bending treatments. Having a Dr. in front of their name made them appear more credible to the bored and uninterested jury who looked like they were just wanting to leave. Deliberation was probably a pact to just get the hell out of there.

Mr. Younger wanted Sole Managing Conservatorship over his two twin boys. Before this case, Dr. Georgulas had the authority to carry out the psychological care decisions for the twins. She was required to notify Mr. Younger of her decisions, but he had to accept her choice of how to care for them. The jury voted to strip the father from the current Joint Managing Conservatorship. It will be replaced by a Sole Managing Conservatorship, disastrously excluding Mr. Younger.  The 255th District Court Judge, Kim Cooks will read her ruling on proprietorship, financial responsibilities, along Ms. Georgulas’ other demands at 1:30 p.m. CST on Wednesday October 23rd. One of her demands are that that Mr. Younger be prohibited from calling his son James, his birth and current legal name, and to refer to him as Luna. She wants him also to be forbidden from having James around anyone who does not declare James as a “girl.”

This state sanctioned child abuse began last week with several paid colleagues on the mother’s side creating a diagnosis of gender “dysphoria,” for the seven year child.  They recommended he begin the process of preparing for the puberty blockers, and cross-sex hormones. Mr. Younger is deeply concerned that Dr. Georgulas will force a lifetime of agony on their son by doing this. Studies show that these individuals, tend to suffer from dire psychological issues, have shorter lifespans, and are more likely to commit suicide.

According to the Mayo Clinic, possible side effects of feminizing cross-sex hormone therapy are:

• A blood clot in a deep vein (deep vein thrombosis) or in a lung (pulmonary embolism)
• High triglycerides, a type of fat (lipid) in your blood
• Gallstones
• Weight gain
• Elevated liver function tests
• Decreased libido
• Erectile dysfunction
• Infertility
• High potassium (hyperkalemia)
• High blood pressure (hypertension)
• Type 2 diabetes
• Cardiovascular disease, when at least two other cardiovascular risk factors are present
• Excessive prolactin in the blood (hyperprolactinemia) or a condition in which a noncancerous tumor (adenoma) of the pituitary gland in the brain over produces the hormone prolactin (prolactinoma)

Several of the witnesses testified that the child’s inability to fully understand the dangerous side effects of this therapy like permanent infertility, decreased lifespan, and difficulty in ever having sexual relations are not totally comprehended or even explained. Maybe its a way for the physician to broaden her practice and get deeper pockets through big pharma to push this agenda. Or could it be Munchausen’s Syndrome? where the parent fabricates, exaggerates, and illness or ailment to where they are taken for medical testing or even hospitalized.  The the perpetrator obtains a psychological reward in the form of the new found attention that they recieve from otheres.

Last weekend protesters brought this subject up again to their rulers in Austin, begging them to pass the legislation that was brought forth last session that would make it illegal for anyone under 18 years of age be given any of these life altering chemicals. They exclaimed that minor children don’t fully comprehend the lifelong consequences and that the parents should not be allowed to make this decision for their children. Several people showed up in support for the father, one small group was members of the Texas American Republic who gave some more insight on the way these courts operate and offered some remedies to help Jeff and others when they face these injustices at these courts.

I got word from a long time family friend Sarah Scott. This is what she had to say.

“Yesterday, I was supposed to testify in the case for the custody of James and Jude Younger. Unfortunately I was called into the courtroom and dismissed 30 seconds later, because the judge said that the lawyers needed to rest their case.
This prevented the jury from benefiting from the information that I hoped to share.

You see, I’m just a mom. A mom of 4 kids (3 being boys) who happen to be James’ and Jude’s best friends. As such, I have spent over 150 hours with them over the past year.

I have fed them, read to them, played with them, spent hours talking with them while we did art projects together and have been the victim of an onslaught of 5 little superheroes with foam swords. I know them in a way only a best friends mom can. You know, the mom they go to when they want an adult- but don’t really want to talk to their parents. I have been this for them and I have seen, heard and experienced so much more than any of the other witnesses simply by spending real quality time getting to know and care for them.

If I could, I’d adopt them and take them away from the whole messy situation. A trial like this pits 2 adults against each other and no one comes out looking good because it’s just awful.

Over the past year, I have observed that
James is blissfully happy as a boy. He loves to march around outside and yell, “we are the only boy scout troop” or “I’m the Leader of the wolf pack!” He is always the ring leader, even though he isn’t the oldest of the group. He loves dressing as a super hero and sword fighting. One day we all walked to a playground near my house and on the way home James slipped in some mud and got his clothes dirty. He asked if he could borrow some of my kids clothes and I could wash his. Of course I said, “no problem” and grabbed him a pair of shorts from the chest of drawers and tossed them to him. I said, “hang on while I grab a shirt from the closet”. He immediately said, “Mrs. Sarah, I don’t need a shirt! It’s hot! And boys don’t have to wear shirts if they don’t want to! Isn’t that awesome!” He was so cute. I said, “yes that is awesome!” As he ran off to play. I did eventually get him to put on a shirt. It was gray with lizards on it and he loved it! He also likes having his hair cut a certain way but told my son Grayson that his mom wouldn’t let him get it too short even though he wanted it to be spikey.

We document everything with home videos and pictures so our kids can look back and remember fun times together. James and Jude are such a part of our lives that we have tons of photos and footage of them playing together and you can see how happy they are.

James is clearly embarrassed by things that happen with his mom. We were all discussing what they were for Halloween and when my boys asked James he said, “it’s a secret. I’m embarrassed”. I taught my boys that we don’t press James for information when he feels uncomfortable because we love him and always want to be a place where he doesn’t feel forced to talk so that he knows he can share freely when he wants to. We immediately changed the subject, but there have been many instances like that.

While the situation with the boys’ “mother” wanting to transition James is a big deal, there is another half of the equation that is equally important. Jude.

Jude is bright and kind and has the cutest laugh you ever heard. He loves legos and his whole face lights up and he talks really fast when he is excited about something. But Jude is withdrawn and quiet after prolonged time with his mom.

One Sunday afternoon, we had been playing and he suggested that we all go somewhere for dinner. Jeff said, “sorry buddy, we have to go back to mom’s tonight. You have school tomorrow”. He immediately started crying. He clung to his dad and said, “Please daddy don’t make me go home. I don’t want to go there.” He was distraught. After awhile he gave me a hug and let me comfort him but it was as if he just shut down. The happy boy I know was replaced by a numbing quiet. It broke my heart to see him suffer so much.

Jude has also told me that things “disappear” at his mom’s house that are special to him. His favorite shoes that his dad got him went “missing” and other things. So when my kids made a photo album for James and Jude that had a bunch of silly pictures of them all together they told my kids that they wanted to keep it safe at their dad’s house because they were afraid it would disappear at mom’s.

I have also observed neglect when they leave their “mother’s” home. In the winter we regularly met for dinner on the Thursday nights that Jeff had the boys. They came out of her home inappropriately dressed for weather in clothes that were ill fitting and not at all warm enough. Pants that were too tight and short, shoes that they couldn’t run in and no coats, even when it was extremely cold. I began to keep extra coats, gloves and hats in my car just so they could play. Jeff bought them coats but this was still a regular occurrence.

Truth be told, I’m not sure how often she is home. The boys told me that mom was at work a lot and that their sisters or someone else watched them. Then they told us that they had a new “brother”. We found out later that a troubled young man who was a friend of one of Anne’s daughters had moved in because he had some family trouble. I have heard that it was due to drug use, but I don’t personally know that for sure. I do know that the boys were not happy about it, especially Jude. It made him very uncomfortable and unhappy.

No parent is perfect, but both boys adore their dad. They hang on him like a jungle gym. They jump in his lap and tell him they love him. He is great with them. He is firm but gentle, never raises his voice and the kids respond really well to his authority. Sometimes I have to tell my kids 3 times to do something. When Jeff speaks they listen – not out of fear, but out of respect and love. I have heard them both said they wish they could live with him all the time.

I wish the jury could know what I know and could have experienced the joy of these adorable little guys.

Now, I’m trying to console my children who fear they have lost their best friends. There are many hearts breaking today- but there are 5 little boys who are going to suffer the most from this ruling. The wolf pack.

I pray that the judge will be wise and fair with the details surrounding the final decision tomorrow and give these little men the best chance they can get at a happy healthy life.”
– Sarah Scott

To show your support in this continuous fight for these young children who are under siege and to get more information on this case and the boys you can go to SAVEJAMES.COM