Obama can dream about it, but it won´t happen.

It´s already been happening.

FTA: "People who criticize US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice, who lied when she blamed the Benghazi attack on an obscure anti-Muslim YouTube, are dismissed as “racists”. (Snip) America’s Farage is the wobbly jelly spine Speaker of the House John Boehner, who, in post election America, has already caved to Obama’s tax hikes and grandly announced himself open to amnesty."

Again, another lady from the sometimes frozen North is able to clearly articulate the problems that we in the GOP need to be aware of and FIX. The solution is not to secede, as my adopted state of Texas claims it wants. The real test of our strength is not to run from our fears but to give it back to them in spades, especially when they dare to call US racist.

Hope folks are still working to get obama´s papers. He is a fraud as we all know.

#1 means THEY won´t let it happen.

It is certain. Bureucracy is constantly looking for reasons it should grow both in size and power.

Parents traditionally have custody - a form of power - absent abuse. The bureaucrat will thus always try to widen the definition of abuse in order to take power away from parents and give it to the bureaucrats.

The prime directive: we decide all.

#2 is probably right. I´ll bet it happens all the time without anyone knowing it.

These socialists here in the US would love this idea. Think Hildebeast and her ´village´.

It takes a village to raise a child.
In other words, the child´s parents are not sufficient. They can´t be trust to raise their children "correctly."

Chilling is right. Just saw a review of John Fonte´s Sovereignty or Submission: Will Americans Rule Themselves Or Be Ruled By Others?. This from Heritage Foundation: The global governance movement does not seek legitimacy in democracy, but rather in its own partisan interpretation of human rights. Globalists argue that the U.S. Constitution must conform to “evolving norms of international law.” While this idea may seem utopian, the efforts to implement it constitute a real threat to American democracy. The conflict between global governance and democratic sovereignty promises to be at the heart of world politics as far into the future as the eye can see.

Amen to your solution,#3. Ben Franklin´s response to the woman who asked at the close of the Constitutional Convention if we had a republic or a monarchy applies similarly today: “A Republic, if you can keep it.”