World student residence: concrete in choppy waters

When I was ten, school was pretty boring too. It was the last period that boys and girls were in separated schools in the Netherlands. So that doubled the boringness. However, according to the head of the school, mr. A.W. van Grindsven, we had an extreme opportunity to be in one of the last boy classes. He said he never earlier had this optimum chance to teach us boy and man related matters.

At eleven years old, this school head had a remarkable idea or an assignment of one of his friends in high positions. Once he even let me choose a new president-minister mr de Jong, a former submarine captain. The man wanted me to use prescience time to gain social organisation and control. He asked to educate the boys in the class as an assistant teacher. I wasn't ready for that task at that moment. So he forced me to make promises for a goal in life: To prevent that fathers after a divorce have no access to their children.

The school head got notice of new techniques in using concrete materials. Constructing buildings with a large span width came to mind. The government at that time wanted to contract a new syndicate to execute plans for a mall in the centre of Utrecht City. The school class was asked for a name for the company. The school head claimed that the boy with the best name would have a sort of power for life later on. I came up with the winning 'Bredero'.

This naming gave me self confidence. So during my studies at the Utrecht university, I presented the idea of a new building with a reinforced spanning, high in the sky. The enormous construction should look like improbable. The rafter must have housing accommodation for third world students. With lots of residences and a stay for one or two years of value for life study in a native country.

Also when I was at the age of eleven there was a finance man in the cabinet of submarine captain mr de Jong, Johan Witteveen. He promised a piece of his private property, but only in a future if I would liberate divorced children and their fathers. It was the highchair of his childhood. Mr. Grindsven revealed that this chair was made by Rietveld, an architect with well known work from which one chair was famous. Last week the chair of Johan Witteveen was sold to both the museums of Utrecht and Amsterdam.

In the Netherlands we now have legal progress with equal parenting and the slogan 'Best parent is both parent'. The rest of the world will sure follow. With the new found power, next step is 'Sorgerecht ab Geburt' and to have both decision about parental access and compliance with the law in one court session.

There were times my eleven year old son and I were together. It is strange that the more fruits there are of the work for equal parenting after cohabitation, the more the gathering of my son and me is denied. That is the downside. The networking for Kind in de knel organisation is hard but earning some fame. There is a lot of success to be caused by helping divorced children and their parents.

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Aodhan now in the picture below can be seen in the typical Superman dress with red boots of the Dutch movement for divorced children and their fathers. Many Dutch NGO's on this subject are not making use of StatCounter yet. We'll ask affiliate NGO's to only use the best product in the market.

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Bert Kerkhof @ Kind in de knel

Also published on Aodhan Cullin's blog
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