WVSR-AM To Discuss Judges Fitzpatrick & Dozor; Soloist, John H. Coleman, Jr

WVSR-AM To Discuss Judges Fitzpatrick & Dozor; Soloist, John H. Coleman, Jr
by Van Stone (215) 747-8746 vspfoundation@yahoo.com

Judge Maureen F. Fitzpatrick

Philadelphia, PA -New radio station, WVSR1360.1 AM, Internet broadcasting, www.wvsr1360.com quickly gets involved with concerns about Christian political science and social issues in the state of Pennsylvania right before the end of the presidential election, 2008. Democrats like Rep. Blackwell, Rep. Sestak, Rep. Roebuck, Congressman Bob Brady are at times focal points of talk radio demonstration accountability and community support to seniors and kids who are having a hard time with education and economic relief and Family Court victims assistance in Philadelphia County and Delaware County and the state of Pennsylvania.

WVSR-AM is responding to the West Philadelphia's and the Chester community's concern about the allegations of judicial brutality practiced daily by Media Delaware County Courthouse Judges Maureen Fitzpatrick and Barry C. Dozor, crime in Philadelphia and Camden NJ, and the "no child left behind" legislation created by Republican leadership-President George Bush. Family Court The possibility of family court Judge Impeachment by state Rep., congressman, city council district leader triad empowerment will be a hot topic by yours truly Van Stone. Rep. Blackwell is looking into the situation wherein the family court system defendants are told that their kids who are with the custodian parent will not be allowed to visit the non-custodian parent for no rhyme or reason.

Divorce, custody, visitation, imprisonment, and eviction proceedings in Media Delaware County are all oversights of both Honorable Judges Fitpatrick and Dozor. Complaints of corruption by Dozor and Fitzpatrick are mounting. WVSR-AM is the new radio station hitting the market that will use talk radio format to discuss these issues and more. They may get a certificate nevertheless and What's the fuss? Family Court in Media Delaware County Courthouse just might not be Christian politically correct. Perhaps not any religious belief system is correct politically in stand or conscience. We need to make sure actions by judges are not in direct violation of the law.

The alarm is that allegations that Judges Dozor and Fitpatrick does not allow certain women, children and men who flee from abusive relationships the court-way to get acceptance into their own homes, any alimony or even free legal aide. Having such a court order against defendants or at times plaintiffs, under Fitzpatrick's and Dozor's legal Eviction, Protection From Abuse, Divorce decision-allegations, should be a cause for change in legislation. WVSR-AM will allow talk radio to be about real amounts of thousands of dollars families lose dropping out of children's lives instead of coming out as being safe from domestic violence. When parents and their kids discover this they must not only deal with frustration but the nightmare of not being able to qualify for regular job opportunities like the rest of citizens. Job opportunities are Reps. Blackwell's and Sestak's and WVSR1360.1 AM's main focus to help reduce violence in districts and statewide.

With school days approaching school break for thousands of music students in the Philadelphia area that listen to internet radio, John H. Coleman, Radio Personality at WVSR-AM is branching out to help kids dropping two new singles called "Who Do You Serve", and "Baby Just You". The soloist will be sure that his cuts will affect the quality of life for youth and adults in a positive way. Coleman, Jr.'s ballads will actually enlighten listeners as a soloist from a wide range of eastern gospel songs mixed with the R&B grove. John, a teacher of public safety and professional boxing, and investigator, has taken a leap of faith using music to charm listeners with a positive message. Plus Coleman, who is also a Philadelphia Police Clergyman, mixes in Christian pop favorite sounds from the past with "Jesus Music" for modern times. Coleman, using his music, wants kids to report to school daily and work hard to make sure that they become achievers.

"Overcrowded and split classrooms, where one teacher is responsible for a class made up of pupils in two grades, has been a challenge to both experienced and inexperienced teachers. But most of these situations have been successful when teachers use music during their class time," Coleman says. The hot story about John H. Coleman Jr as an artist is that his voice appears to be very similar to the great late Sam Cooke. Coleman Jr's music can be found online but is not yet made available in stores.