Parent originated from the Latin word Parere, meaning “to comply”, then Parent meaning “Bringing Forth” and then Parentem meaning “father or mother, ancestor”.

However the meaning of the word has changed over time, since the 17th century, and has become a legal title used in administrating and judicial courts, which deals with legislation.

In the 1660’s the word Parent was redefined as “be or act as a parent to”. The key word here is act.

When you look up the legal description of Parent today, it says either “a person’s father or mother” or “a person who has children” and “be or acts as a parent to [a child]”. You may note the use of the word Person within these definitions.

The deception is to get you to accept a legal title that has a status no greater than a legal fiction; you have been turned into a corporation, and your child is now owned by your legal fiction, which is owned by the state.

You have lost ownership of your children.

To understand this, think of the term “parent company”: A parent company is one which owns and controls other firms or companies, usually known as subsidiaries.

Wardship is the name that is given to court proceedings where a child is made “property of the state”.

The court has claimed “guardianship” or custody over the child, which is often passed down to local governments or council, usually social service.

Note: It should be noted that a named living person has not claimed guardianship and therefore responsibility over the child.