Inside America's "stork market"

Evidence has emerged that the parents who killed their 7-year-old adopted Russian son forged their documents. This kind of fraud is just the tip of the iceberg in the international adoption industry which pits wealthy American parents against impoverished local officials.

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News & Politics

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• mirah riben
• the stork market
• international adoption
• adoption death
• cedric moon
• rt america
• Russia today
• rt

[Reformation1517]

Adoptions destroy a child's identity, especially these international adoptions.

[VexZee]

Is Pennsylvania a missed up state with no senses? Did all the descent people go up and left?

There was the G20 protest where they used LRAD sound cannons for the first time ever in the US.

Schools give out laptops to students that they can use to spy on their students at home.

Pennsylvania judge jails kids for cash.

[MissOlympian]

Why is she on here if she doesn't know about this case? I don't want to hear it if you have an opinion but didn't even look at the case!!!!

[CocaineDrRockso]

@linzymack it not right when the kids are wrongly tooken away.

[usmcoth]

Hey CPS can get you just about any kid...I want Britney Spears kids...they were taken away from an unfit mother. What is ironic about this story is that with millions of orphan children around the world CPS will take one locally for you and the government will pay for you to foster or even adopt it.

[asynkronos]

@linzymack Deep down I know you're being dishonest. Most adopted infants were separated from their mothers by fraud and coercion. They did NOT want to surrender their babies. It's a travesty of choice. Adoption "facilitators" don't know or care what happened to the millions of mothers and babies they've already separated, so how could you know it's best for them? Are you God? Genuine experts advocate family preservation and kinship care and condemn this legalized child-trafficking.

[asynkronos]

I strongly agree with Ms Riben. My 30 years' experience in this area have shown me that most adoptions boil down to the profit motive, not what children need. Children are at much higher risk of being abused by unrelated parent substitutes than by their natural relatives, and any nurse-midwife knows babies need their real mothers. The empathy, unconditional love, protection and sense of security and self-worth their natural kin provide children can't be measured with dollar signs.

[linzymack]

there's nothing wrong with adoption. a child from anywhere has just as much of a chance to be loved than by the person who could not take care of them, and its hard to give someone up but deep down you know its for the best. but i do believe the potential parents need to be investigated and checked regularly.

[yellowgummibear]

@dopplesoldners My point obviously made you pissy. GOOD! I will comment to who ever I please. And will use labels, like "adoption hater", whenever I please. Adoption Hater. Further more I am the PHD of Youtube. The comment option is here for.... any guesses??... COMMENTS!!

[dopplesoldners]

@yellowgummibear I'm not an "adoption hater", so please leave your forcefed talking point labels to yourself and your fellow brainwashed friends.

Also, stop replying to every single poster on the internet. You're not the professor of Youtube University, nor did anyone come here to hear you lecture.

[yellowgummibear]

@dopplesoldners I believe alonelychild did make a correlation. Had Andy Scott Harris aspired to a horrible life, you adoption haters would have pointed the finger at the adoption process as the culprit.