Feds Seek to Monitor American Families, Use “Parenting Interventions” for Those Failing to Meet ‘Standards’

As Big Brother creeps its way into the homes of Americans, Inforwars explains how the Federal Government is pushing for a new plan in order to assist children in their “upbringing” by appointing Government officials to oversee the goals they have for children at home and in the classroom.

This collectivist way of thinking is a highly misconstrued perception of the truth. Naturally, humans do thrive as a community based family. Some of the oldest people in the world practice this within their own communities as the key to longevity.

This is not the case for America–the Government’s goal is not longevity for the people.

The program bears the hallmarks of a controversial scheme in Scotland, set to take effect later this year, under which a “shadow parent” appointed by the government would monitor the upbringing of every child until the age of 18.
“The document argues that Big Brother needs to know about essentially everything, for the supposed benefit of the child it wants to “partner” in caring for,” writes Alex Newman. “Citing “research,” the policy statement claims that “the institutions where children learn cannot ignore family wellness if they want to … fulfill their mission to prepare children for school and academic success.” In other words, every aspect of family life is now fair game under the pretext of checking “family wellness.”
The document also extends the understanding of the word “family,” to include, “all the people who play a role in the child’s life,” a definition that could include not only teachers but government monitors.
In a related development, the federal government is pushing for a task force to oversee a program under which pediatricians and doctors would, “screen all students over 12 years old regularly for depression and issue prescriptions or treatment as necessary.”
The program would increase the likelihood of teenagers being given dangerous antidepressant drugs such as Prozac and Lexapro.

Source: Infowars