Shouldn't the British government allowed the parents of baby Charlie Gard to take him to the states?
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Apparently ... this is a British Court issue ... and not a government thing.
Seems, for reasons and purpose unknown, the British High Court feels they have more right to speak for Charlie ... than the parents.
Essentially, holding him prisoner.
The British Courts have reminded us of why Thomas Jefferson wrote to the British in 1776 "When, in the course of human events ..."
Seems, for reasons and purpose unknown, the British High Court feels they have more right to speak for Charlie ... than the parents.
Essentially, holding him prisoner.
The British Courts have reminded us of why Thomas Jefferson wrote to the British in 1776 "When, in the course of human events ..."
