Do you believe in PROMISES?

The following article comes from TODAY, Dec, 20, 2010 http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/40750305/ns/today-books/

In this article, there´s the news on DAVID GOLDMAN´S book, called "A father´s love", and it´ll be released by Viking Books. Before you run to buy your issue, read the article until the end - if you believe that PROMISES HAVE TO BE KEPT.

In the botton of the text, you can read that DAVID GOLDMAN had made a promise to Sean´s Brazilian grandma, Mrs. Silvana Bianchi:


‘I will not do to you what you have done to me’


Down here, we have an old saying: "DON´T MAKE PROMISES YOU CAN´T KEEP".


Did he want to make Sean calm with all the situation himself promototed? Maybe. He did a sincere promise to Mr. Silvana and to Sean? NO!


ANY LOVING DAD, NO MATTER IF HE HAS ANY HARSH ISSUE WITH THE PERSONS THAT RAISE HIS CHILD, WOULD RAISE THIS KIND OF SITUATION: LEAVING HIS CHILD WITHOUT PEOPLE THE CHILD LOVES. HE WOULD BE RUMBLE AND LEAVE BEHIND ALL THE PROBLEMS FROM THE PAST, LEAVE THE LAWYERS OUT AND CALL MRS. SILVANA FOR CONVERSATION NOT AS A FORMER SON IN LAW TALKING TO HIS FORMER MOTHER IN LAW, BUT AS TWO PEOPLE THAT HAVE IN COMMON A CHILD THEY LOVE.


The key to solve this problem is being rumble. He isn´t being rumble. He´s being greedy.
USD 202,000 is too much money for a simple visitation; Demanding Mrs. Silvana leaving her Brazilian passport at the Monmouth DP to visit Sean is an ABSURD; demanding the payment for eight (8) therapist appointments (USD 38,000, can you believe how expensive can be 8 hours at a therapist? In Brazil, it´s cheaper and you can get better results than morbid obesity on 10 years-old child!)



DO YOU STILL BELIEVE IN A FATHER´S LOVE?