závěr z jednoho z těch článků, mmch je to z norských stránek jakési VŠ pedagožky (snad ji tedy nepodplatili Rusové):

A newspaper notice some years ago told the story of four Polish firemen having been arrested. There were difficult times in Poland and they had been afraid of being laid off from work. To prevent this, they had started fires, which they then turned out to fight, this demonstrating how necessary they were. – Because the ever more expansive measures of the CPS go in the wrong direction and are not based on ever more deficient parents, they cost ever more, without corresponding results (26). Social workers of the CPS are therefore in an analogous situation to the one of the four Poles: The money they spend maintains their own income and that of their allied professions, while causing great damage to the population they should serve. They cannot turn back now, however. That would be tantamount to admitting that everything has been wrong and that they are to blame for the results of their earlier actions. Politicians are equally afraid of saying no to the continued budget drain and face accusations of not wanting to protect children. Neither politicians nor CPS workers seek insight into the real situation. Therefore, they have not faced the fact that actually we do not have any child protection in Norway. The unit of that name is busy putting into practice their untrustworthy theories and precisely for that reason it does not act adequately in cases of real child abuse. Because of their ideology the professions involved are blind to the widespread abuse and neglect of children taking place in foster homes and institutions. The answer to people who say "But we must have a child protection service" is therefore that the industry passing under that name today causes so serious damage that our population would perhaps be better served by even having no child protection service at all – which is saying quite a lot.