How Do American Religious Zealots
in the Washington DC Corridors of Power
Get Away With Slicing Their Daughters' Genitals?

Having just 3,000 core members in the U.S. governmental hierarchy, Opus Dei is considered widely influential.

Opus Dei, Latin for the "Work of God," was founded in Spain, in 1928, by Monsignor Jose Maria Escriva. Escriva was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 1992. He preached that lay people had a special vocation, or calling from God, to live out their faith in their everyday lives. It's a cult.

Jose Maria Escriva was oft accused of having close ties to the fascist Franco regime in Spain and it is concurrently alleged that Opus Dei continues to support extreme right-wing governments around the world.

The religious right-wing government of George Bush has been an Opus Dei panacea for 8 years, and the powerful foothold of power Opus Dei has gained is not going away.

Opus Dei has its very own priests but a substantial part of its structure is made up of lay people: Numararies and Supernumaries. This lifelong commitment will require the member to attend mass daily and contribute a percentage of their earnings to the group. A supernumary like my father can be allowed to live at home with his family, unlike numararies, who are expected to give all their money to the group, live in Opus Dei Centers (i.e. Washington DC Center) and be celibate.

Seventy percent of Opus Dei members are known as "supernumeraries." They are married and have made personal, financial, and offspring commitments to Opus Dei while they raise their families and pursue their careers. Preferably those careers are in areas where Opus Dei has an interest. Their daughters are sent out to work at age 14 and the girl's paycheques belong to Opus Dei. Every single one. Mine was. Opus Dei is a wealthy cult and has many people in high places.

Neo Con Opus Dei supernumeraries have infiltrated school boards; the media; the executive branch of the U.S. government (they elected the current president George Bush); Food and Drug Administration [FDA], (Opus Dei seeks to quash birth control pills and abortion); the national educational system; Washington DC (two private schools (Oakcrest and The Heights) teach a rigidly strict Opus Dei regimen and promote the breeding of supernumerary daughters to breed more Opus Dei soldiers of God.

Montgomery County Police Department

This organization has members who receive considerations to act for Opus Dei numeraries and supernumeraries in a para-military role. They claim to act internationally as kidnappers and enforcers for Opus Dei as its secret enforcement proletariat.

Wilfully or unwittingly this quasi law-enforcement entity stands on guard to protect the right of religious fanatics in Washington DC Village of Chevy Chase and Bethesda to slice and dice their daughters genitals to prevent masturbation and "sexual temptation". They also enforce the neo-con cultists edict that females are for breeding more "Soldiers of God" and that God forbids woman to enjoy sexual activity. The Chevy Chase/Bethesda arm of the Montgomery County enforcement infrastructure is infected, infiltrated by Opus Day and is riddled with hidden agendas and child abusers. Icky.

A police department that protects a ring of Josef-Mengele-like 'mutilators' who operate a secret ring of anti-feminine-sexuality butchers who with the secretive help of Opus Dei insiders within the FDA and Walter Reed Memorial Hospital and elsewhere, mutilate the daughters of Opus Dei cult members.

This is a stalwart 'club' of religious right extremists willing to enforce the edicts of the wealthy religious-right neo-con cultists who pay them.

Banned

Outlawed (and enforced by "smash and grab" bedroom invasions throughout the day and night) are:

1. Black nail polish and five-pointed stars. 

2. Privacy! It's one of the leading causes of masturbation and therefore not allowed.

3. "ROCK" MUSIC! If a daughter has rebelled against God far enough to listen to the Devil's music, then he or she has almost certainly rebelled enough to try masturbation. In which case she'll discover she has been mutilated. They must stop her.

4. Liberal or otherwise idealistic political opinions? The weakness of mind brought on by self-abuse often leads to left-wing sympathies.

5. ALL indecent art is enforcedly banned. This includes paintings, sculptures, photographs and of course the Victoria's Secret catalogue. Simple, modest underwear will minimize ungodly temptations. Pretty underwear like that which my Opus-Dei-mother sliced up with scissors and razors is outlawed and she brought in Montgomery County Police officers to bash me around and enforce that edict. Isn't America beautiful?

6. Montgomery County Police support the rich, Chevy Chase Stepford-wife breeding Opus Dei thugs who require that all sausages, cucumbers and carrots be sold pre-sliced, to make it much easier for their daughters to resist the temptation to masturbate. (Ownership of "Personal Massagers"  such as certain vegetables is cause for a Mo Co Po "take down".)

7. BF's are not allowed. OMG If you have a Jewish boyfriend you are hated and locked in a room! It happened to me! Date a Muslim and you are dead meat.

Behind this sinister sign below (United States Army, Walter Reed Army Medical Center) is a group of infiltrated contributing medical practitioners who belong to the extreme religious right. People like Dr. Pinney a Psychiatrist one day and an MD the next claim to be expert in dealing with the psychological issues of service personnel's children. If you are a girl child brought in for "special treatment" it's likely because you have been cut and are a little screwed up over it. Maybe you tried masturbation or took a boyfriend or something. In any case, the follow-up support for the daughters who have been mutilated must include psychological support and in most cases, especially if you complain about the lousy butchery job done on you, is a pronouncement that you are deranged, deluded and depressed.

Above: This is a place at the Chevy Chase Center (5400 block on Wisconsin Ave.) where on my way home from work at the Wisconsin Ave. Starbucks after stopping to make a phone call I was assaulted by

• five Montgomery County Police Officers;

• my father; and

• two Opus-Dei-soldier brothers.

In the events of July 20/21 2007 I lost a night's sleep; got a broken finger; lacerations and bruises on my upper body and a passionate desire to flee from the prison these bastards had me locked in.

It was bad enough that I had to go and work at Starbucks and give *all my pay checks and tip money to Opus Dei (my supernumerary parents) but making phone calls was forbidden.

*In all my life my pay cheques were taken from me each week. As soon as I was 14, old enough to work under a special child work permit (required for children under 16),  I was put out to work and all my money was taken. I never had a bank account or bank card nor did I have an identity. I had no way to cash a cheque, nor did I ever have one as each was taken from me.

Pay Phones at Chevy Chase Center

I noticed while on the pay phone that my two older brothers, constant bullies and thugs as they are, were sneaking around the corner watching me on the phone.

I expected a beating but actually they were telephoning my doctor father on a cell phone to rat me out that I was using a telephone.

They believed I was talking to an investigator and people who might do med. exams on me like planned parenthood and such. I did phone State Police and did phone and visit other organizations that might listen to me making a complaint. I was calling institutions and authorities all over the USA and they were so far doing nothing but people outside the country and a nice woman's distress center in California but nobody local. I kept trying by bus, metro and pay phone to get me some help. I had a secret stash of quarters. Many quarters from tips at the Starbucks I worked at.

 I had already said that at 16 years of age I was not going to accept their order that I never use a phone nor computer.

 So, my father lied to police and said I was a mentally ill person running away from home with stolen items.

Five aggressive, bully cops showed up that day. I was terrified. When they first started to swarm on me, one was saying if you don't hang that phone up right now I am going to rip it from you and hang it up for you. I was shaking. It was hotter than hell but I was shaking. They badgered me to tell them who I was talking to. They were making fun of me because I was shaking and it was extremely hot. I went into shock. My teeth were chattering. I had not been allowed to eat at home for weeks and I was down to 92 pounds. They thought that was the funniest thing in the world. (It was a PMS day and I was a mess.) I said I was having a bad day and the laughing and ridicule got worse. They ridiculed me and bullied me for an hour. It was a nightmare. After about an hour and a half of them badgering me asking me questions I refused to answer (I told them my name and address),  four cops went over to talk to my father. One stayed and guarded me. He started making small talk like 'hey, pretty girl, 'whatsup' ...'how;'s school'. Too many hours had gone by. I was now in trouble. PMS had rolled into the event itself. A sticky blood dripped down the inside of my thigh as things got worse. I needed a bathroom, not eight male goons swarming  me.

The four cops talked to my doctor-mengele father who stood there with his arms folded. Some would come back and ask me questions and then go back. I could not talk; I could not stand, I went and sat on a nearby ledge where some flowers had been planted near the three pay phones. My doctor-mengele father was some distance from me. I could not hear what they were staying. I think the cops realized they were duped but my father has a lot of clout and one of their bosses, a sergent works for my father on the side. The whole take-down lasted two hours at the end of which the police told my father to take me home and 'leave her alone for the night'.

Police told my father to take me home. I asked if I could walk the 4 minute walk home but they forced me into the car.

 We drove down Western Avenue to Kirkside and turned left to go to Center Street.

We started to turn left on Center Street and as I sat there in the back seat pressed between the two Opus Dei soldiers who were born as my big brothers, the silver Toyota mini-van started to lurch and tip and the wheels were squealing.

Street lights were flashing across the windscreen as my father grunted and screamed the engine. He had this horrible angry strained look on his face as he spun the van around a couple of times in a circle and starting driving at a crazy speed north on Center street, still lurching side to side a little, instead of south to where I live.

I was terrified.

My father does not ever like to be wrong. He especially will not stand for being told he is wrong by a woman. That was my mistake. I asked where we were going and suggested that police had ordered him to take me home and leave me alone. He went postal and I am lucky to be alive.

Thus began a night of terror which ended with me being dragged through the window of a car and beat up by my father and brothers in the parking lot of Walter Reed Hospital. The transgression of making a telephone call from a pay phone on the way home from work that day caused me a night and day of anguish. I did not get to sleep until the enxt day. The Doctor Robert J. Pinney I finally saw at the hospital spent a few minutes with me and a half hour with my parents. He told me he suspected a dysfunctional family in need of counselling. 

This same Doctor Robert J. Pinney was later quoted by the police dude who works for my father as diagnosing me deranged, deluded and depressed and having an addiction to evil and the internet (I wasn't allowed to use a computer nor did I own a computer). Apparently, according to Montgomery County Police  this diagnosis said that I was in need of Psychiatric examination at any given time to see if I understood any situation at hand. These same police or whatever they are, named Colbourne and Collins, working on the side for a fee my father paid them as bounty hunters, later tried to kidnap me in Canada and were sent packing by Canadian police.

A week after the July 20th ordeal I showed someone my broken finger, lacerations and bruises on my arms and shoulders, and the self defense nicks on my wrists and forearms.

The next time I met Montgomery County Police I called them myself in August 27, 2007.

I was at home and it was 27 August 2007.

I was being roughed up by my brothers under my father's orders. (Sometimes a boy would beat the living hell out of the girls leaving them bloody and scarred.)

It was always that way. He never did much physical violence. He would have a soldier beat you up.

I tried to flee out the front door. I was forcibly dragged down.

Running to the phone, I almost got the whole 911 dialed when the phone was ripped away from me and I was thrown to the ground.

I was terrified.

Now 6 people were yelling and screaming at me and I was hurt and scared. I was also getting panicky. I had to get outside and get some air as I had been locked in for too long. Nobody knew this but I had another meeting that day with my emancipation lawyer and I had to get out.

In all my 17 years I had never felt this badly.

I fought my brother Patrick off and we both went ass over tea kettle but I got up first and grabbed the phone and called police.

I dialed 911 and it was answered immediately. I said on the phone "there's domestic violence. I need help." I got the address out but the phone was again taken away. My mother started yelling obscenities. While my brothers screamed obscenities at me she said I was a skank and a slut and how dare I call the cops. My father coached my brothers to restrain me. He always did that so he could not be charged. My mother said that every one in the family hates me. She always said that she hated me so that was nothing new. Then she started telling everyone to make nice and make it look like I was crazy. The girls were told to go outside and start skipping and playing. My father went outside to the curb with my brothers to meet police and get to them before I did.

Police entered the house after speaking to my father and brothers for some time. I could never hear what others were saying to police.

Police asked me what's going on.

I said I am being forcibly confined in this house and I am being physically abused and verbally abused. I am being locked in a room and hurt.

They said that because I am under 18 my parents  can do that and that I do not have any rights.

I asked if I could leave the house when I was being beaten up.

They said only if my parents give me permission.

I asked why I was not allowed to call police on the phone and they said that its because its my parents phone.

I was aghast.

They said that it's too bad that I don't like how things are, I am under 18 and my parents can do what they want to me.

The cops kept going back and forth between me and my father before they would answer me. Before they left, the police talked to my parents who I later learned told Timmerman and Vallejo stories that my father was a doctor and that Walter Reed was saying that I am an insane person and deluded, deranged and depressed and that I had to be locked up for that reason.

This James Timmerman (9941) was laughing at me when I asked, "Can't I leave the house and seek safety when I am being abused". I was told that I am not allowed to leave the house unless I have permission.

I asked if I would be allowed to leave my house to see my lawyer because my lawyer and I had already started examining emancipation proceedings  but the cops said no I could not leave for that reason and they advised me not to try and get emancipated.

They even joked that if I tried to get emancipated I would be 18 before that even happened. (My parents' lawyer was already talking to my lawyer who was already dealing with my emancipation.)

Officer Vallejo (9928) seemed to be a friend of my father and was not talking to me much, just making fun of me while talking to my mother and father on the other side of the living room.

My brothers during this time were taunting me and arguing with what i would say.

Lesson learned: If you are a young female beaten up by males in a right-wing religious area, don't call the police. They are likely right-wing religious neo-cons too and agree with your getting beaten up.

About all you can do is escape and hide behind a big, strong, oak tree.

In the aftermath i made some notes in many different places. Here's a new one I recently found in mid 2008. (I think I need to call Child Protective Services Again.) Parents claim that witholding of freedoms such as freedom of religion, my right to retain counsel (Jefferey Lewis is my Washington DC lawyer), forcible confinement in a room of the house, denial of food and refusal to negotiate further arrangements like rights, food (I had no food from them for months and was living on leftovers from the coffee shop I worked fulltime at) room and board for all the money I paid them, (every dime I ever made for years of sull time and part time work was taken from me.) meals etc .... my mother and father shrieked at me that their cruelty and actions are justified becasue of my calling the police.

When I left home I left my sisters behind. Please help them.

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HV6626.5 .B73 2003

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HV6626.2 .K45 2003

Miller, Susan L.
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HV6626 .M543 2005

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