Isolated Podcast

09/11/2022

14 years.

The last time dad saw his child the child the kid was 3. The child is now 17.

14 years dad missed out on because mom didn’t want to share the child.

Interference with the other parents time is A CRIME. IT IS NOT A CIVIL MATTER.

I hope prison is long and hard for you.

Good job to the Missouri Highway Patrol for the traffic stop.

I find it hard to believe child support or anyone else didn’t know where this criminal was for 14 years. But I digress.

I’m glad the father and kid are reunited. They have a ton of catching up to do.

Kenneth Rosa
Media Manager

08/11/2022

Fathers are necessary! Do not discard a good man because you want leverage in a custody dispute. The kids lose.

31/05/2022

New episode posted today!
Give it a listen!

24/05/2022

PETITION - Please sign the petition to criminalize coercive control and parental alienation in domestic partnerships! SHARE! https://chng.it/9MqMXTTZ9H

Criminalize Coercive Control USA

24/05/2022

Every once in a while when it appears you may have called a spade a spade, it feels like you're playing with a full deck!!! We posted our podcast episode about a year ago yesterday!

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s marriage got a lot of press, but none so much as their mutual allegations of spousal abuse. You will see how different it is for a woman to claim she was victimized, but when the husband says the wife is actually the perpetrator….all hell breaks loose. Documentation...

16/05/2022

Survivor and author Dan McGrath on the podcast today. He has some keen insights into narcissistic abuse!

14/05/2022

https://t.co/FpqMqEfvd3 Women are abusers too!!!

'Amber Heard and her friend Rocky Pennington staged the May 21 crime scene to prove the abuse allegation against Johnny Depp,' Depp's lawyer friend said

05/05/2022

"The reflexive call to “believe women” requires a complete suspension of critical thinking. Moreover, the call asks us to assume that the person accused, almost always a man, is guilty. It also asks us to assume, implicitly or otherwise, that all the accusers (usually women) are honest."

Unless you happen to live on under a rock, you’ve probably heard of the name Johnny Depp. And if you’ve heard of him, then you’re most likely familiar with his ex-wife, Amber Heard.

28/04/2022

Watch for Red Flags in relationships.
https://menarehuman.com/redflagalert/?fbclid=IwAR1MHPrGoE-B9WwCYShOLZlDAFVbbgXzdkRDz2-r0TmNKMoshiwXXIpqq00

The Red Flag Alert List is a resource designed to help people avoid negative or abusive relationships by highlighting common patterns.

27/04/2022

Just so I know who the majority believe was the victim because I’m told every single day men cannot be victims and should not have custody unless they can prove they are not abusive.

Let’s see what the opinion is.

Kenneth Rosa
Media Personality

27/04/2022

25/04/2022

Too true!

Don't ask fathers why they can't see their children, just ask mothers why they are hurting their own children by preventing child share custody 50/50 !!!

, ***de

19/04/2022

Thanks for listening ISO’s. We are trying to figure out how, what content, etc. to move forward with! Remember we do have a private page for you to support one another in private!

06/04/2022

PARENTAL ALIENATION: "a maladaptive family dynamic involving at least 3 individuals: the alienating parent, who intentionally and purposefully manipulates the child to reject the other parent; the child, who experiences parental alienation; and the rejected, alienated parent. A variety of tactics and maneuvers are used by alienating parents to achieve their goal, ranging from bad-mouthing and disruption of visitation time to false allegations of abuse and criminal charges.

Research indicates that parental alienation is present in 11% to 15% of divorce cases. It has also been found that 20% to 25% of parents engage in alienating behavior as long as 6 years after divorce. Alienating parents can be either mothers or fathers."

https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/avoiding-the-pitfalls-of-false-assumptions-in-parental-alienation-cases

Here’s how to avoid false assumptions in cases of parental alienation to ensure better outcomes for children.