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2019: WE NEED A TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION Commission in the US now for the Adoption Programs that stole generations of children... Goldwater Institute's work to dismantle ICWA is another glaring attempt at cultural genocide.
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Victims of Adoption and Lies (in six parts)
For new readers of this blog, you may have missed this series of articles I wrote in 2012 about adoption and lies.
Here are the links:
Sep 22, 2012
PART
FIVE: Victims of Adoption and Lies. Part 5 FORGIVENESS. By Trace A.
DeMeyer. I woke up with two thoughts: there are two victims of adoption
who need help and not necessarily from each other: the adoptee and
the ...
Aug 25, 2012
My
friend's mother was a victim of lies and so was her Ojibwe father - who
was never told. My point here is the adoption industry created "lies"
for everyone to believe. PART TWO will continue in a week... Please
share your ...
Sep 01, 2012
Part
2: By Trace A. DeMeyer. I woke up with thoughts: there are two victims
of adoption who need help and not necessarily from each other: the
adoptee and the first mother. Each has its own burden and neither can
heal the ...
Sep 08, 2012
Part
3: Victims of Adoption and Lies. Part 3. By Trace A. DeMeyer. I woke up
with two thoughts: there are two victims of adoption who need help and
not necessarily from each other: the adoptee and the first mother. Each
has its own burden and neither can heal the other. CONTROL THE MESSAGE
Since I started this Victims series, ... Posted by Trace L Hentz at 5:55
AM. Labels: #Adoption, #NDN, 60s scoop, Adoptee reunions, billion
dollar adoption industry, Control ...
Part Four was deleted - you didn't miss it. The adoptee was not who she said she was... I will be sharing more in November! ...Trace
Survivors, write your stories. Write your parents stories. Write the elders stories. Do not be swayed by the colonizers to keep quiet. Tribal Nations have their own way of keeping stories alive.... Trace
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ADOPTION TRUTH
As the single largest unregulated industry in the United States, adoption is viewed as a benevolent action that results in the formation of “forever families.”
The truth is that it is a very lucrative business with a known sales pitch. With profits last estimated at over $1.44 billion dollars a year, mothers who consider adoption for their babies need to be very aware that all of this promotion clouds the facts and only though independent research can they get an accurate account of what life might be like for both them and their child after signing the adoption paperwork.
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