When Arnold Trebach first suggested that we "file the affidavits with the states attorney?s office (A.K.A. commonwealth attorney and district attorney depending on the state) in which the alleged offenses occurred. You should file another copy with original signatures with the U.S. Attorneys Office in the federal district where your alleged offenses occurred."
Here's a page explaining how and why do do an affidavit.
http://www.trebach.org/abuse/affidavit.htmlSending a copy, original signature or not, to the survivors' group is also a good idea, in my opinion. If these folks can get the story some ink in the St. Pete Times or other credible news outlets, that would do a lot of good. If they're able to make various public figures understand how and how bad it really is to lend support and to be beholden to DFAF, soooo much the better!
I still stand pretty much where I did several years ago when I first published Anononymity Anonymous. Personally, I'm not so interested in getting anyone or making anyone pay. Would brighten my day to read about it in the paper, but I'm not investing any time or energy to that end.
My interest in this whole broad, unorganized, voluntary effort is to cut off public funding and support to these sadistic bastards who victimized countless children and their families under the name Straight, Inc. and to reverse the draconian public policies they've put in place in the mean time. In short, I want my kids and grandkids to live in a free country. I won't take anything less than that.
Every man has a property in his own person.
This nobody has any right to but himself.
The labor of his body and the work of his
hands are properly his.
--John Locke
