Russia launches criminal inquiry into U.S. child exchanges

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Lovetwo wrote:

Thank you.

Dec 05, 2013 9:13am EST  --  Report as abuse
Mylena wrote:

Not trafficking at all. They agreed to give away childs in differents conditions( homeless, child care adoption) If this matter of adoption did not work because 2 or 3 cases the foster care or steps fathers were abusive. it does not means that every family does not deserve to adopt a child from Russia Africa or wherever. There is one black market for teens womens supported by russina because of prostitution sources. But that situation is since forever. NOt news here.

Dec 05, 2013 1:36pm EST  --  Report as abuse
lemonfemale wrote:

Not sympathetic to the new parents. Any more than I would be to parents who give away their blood children. You cannot divorce a child. The only exception I would make to that is kids who are a danger to their families- and there are some. There should be a way to commit a seriously violent child because you cannot ask a person to consent to their own destruction, Adam Lanza’s mom being one example (assuming anyone could have predicted what he eventually did.)

Dec 05, 2013 3:23pm EST  --  Report as abuse
dd606 wrote:

I love how they try and make it sound like child adoption is only an issue in the US. I especially like the headline… “Russia launches criminal inquiry into U.S. child trafficking” As if the entire country is involved somehow. This coming from a nation that killed thousands of it’s own soldiers in WW2, and also raped millions of German women. Just more political BS. The very fact that they banned adoption going to the US altogether… one of the wold’s most wealthy nations… just proves that they couldn’t give a crap about the welfare of children without families.

Dec 05, 2013 5:06pm EST  --  Report as abuse