Underground Railroad Rescues Fathers

Daren Wilson (not his real name) was an ordinary man living a good life. He had worked hard to pay his way through college and now had a decent occupation. He had gotten married to a female he met in college and now had a couple of children. They had bought a nice home in the suburbs and managed to put a little money aside for retirement investments. But his wonderful life was about to explode. Daren's wife, Sandy, had grown bored with her SAHM lifestyle. She had begun frequenting on-line feminist pages and reading women magazines about how divorce can “empower” females. She had her first affair shortly after the marriage when she got the hots for a carpet layer Daren had hired to recarpet her home. She wasn't really sure that both kids were Daren's.

The divorce hit Daren blindsided like a ton of bricks. He never saw it coming. One day he found the locks changed on “his” home. He soon was served with a restraining order alleging domestic violence and ordering him not to get within hundreds of yards of his wife or children. Her lieyer had encouraged her to file a fictitious allegation of “abuse” to make a paper trail and increase her justification for custody of Daren's children. It didn't take the court too long to strip Daren's life of everything he had worked for. She got custody, routine in the “family” court. Sandy got the house, the car, the savings account. Daren was ordered to pay most of his take home pay to her for so-called “child support” which she spent on crack, entertainment, and new shoes. Daren found a one room hole to live in and managed to find an old beat up car that still ran. After taxes and “child support” he had to survive on about $600 per month. He ate mostly beans and rice, when he could afford it. As bad as Daren's life had become, it was going to get worse.

Daren made the mistake of driving by his children's school, just to see them. He was arrested for “stalking” and spent time in jail. The jail time resulted in losing his job, and he was unable to keep up with the child support payments. His dismal life of indentured servitude, slavery, was no longer possible. He was ordered to appear in court where he expected to be sent to debtor's prison until he paid his back “child support.” Some men have been in debtor's prisons for more than 10 years, still unable to pay. An estimated half a million American men rot in debtor's prisons today, most of them will never be able to pay the “child support” orders. The bureaucracy of “enforcement,” courts, lieyers, and prisons doesn't really care about Daren's money. They get paid by the federal government to destroy the lives of men on a head count basis. Daren's life was gone, and his body was about to be gone too, slammed into hell and the key thrown away.

That was when Daren found the underground railroad. Whenever slavery is practiced as the legal process, it eventually creates a support organization for escaped slaves. Slavery usually generates an underground railroad to help slaves escape. It's not a real railroad of course, with iron tracks and snorting locomotives. An underground railroad is a chain of safe houses, secret meeting places, way stations, and hidden transportation that allow an escaped slave to move by night though and around official slave catchers. One such underground railroad which now has been created to help men like Daren is The Planetary Alliance for Fathers in Exile (PAFE).

A man in Daren's place has very few options. He could have remembered the old adage that “Dead Cunts Don't Get Custody” and taken care of his children before all the divorce trouble began, but Daren was a non-violent man who had believed in the system. He hadn't learned the truth about the feminazi divorce system until too late. He could have acted like John Malvo did after his second family was taken from him, gone on a shooting rampage and taken revenge on the evil society that works every day to destroy men and families. But Daren was a peaceful man. He could have joined the French Foreign Legion, long a retreat for men with a past they want to forget, but Daren was a peaceful man. Daren needed to find a non-violent way to start over after his life had been so ruthlessly destroyed by feminism and their evil agents of Satan in black robes of hell.

Daren found PAFE. He was quietly moved through several safe houses in different locations to cover his route. He ended up in an undisclosed country with a new identity. He eventually found a new job with his new identity and now lives quietly. He often still wonders about the children that he still loves and cares about, but they were taken from his life by evil feminists, and he had no way of even seeing them again.

Daren is not alone. About 250,000 North American men have been helped to escape the slave catchers in the US and Canada so far, mostly from the US. Bob was surprised by the reported numbers, but not surprised by the existence of the underground railroad. Slavery always creates runaway slaves and good people will try to help. Most PAFE escapees live in European countries with new identification and identity.

The US now has an estimated 500,000 men in debtor's prisons for falling behind on their slavery payments. Add to that 250,000 men who have escaped on the underground railroad and the magnitude of our problems begins to be clear. The feminazi destruction of marriage and enslavement of men is a societal disaster unprecedented in human history.

A government that works hard to destroy families and bind men into slavery is evil in its core. Has any of the widely publicized political candidates been willing to speak about the millions of destroyed families and enslaved men? LOL. Do old tired sows have wings?