Anonymous
07/19/2025 01:12
Subject: This surrogacy stuff is getting out of hand
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.congress.gov/119/meeting/house/117923/documents/HHRG-119-JU10-20250225-SD001.pdf
They were ‘selling’ babies as American citizens to sponsor their donor parents. They need to close this loophole asap. Otherwise trump is right about birthright citizenship (and I really don’t want him to be.)
A child can’t sponsor a parent until they are either 18 or 21. That’s a helluva long game.
Maybe that’s why the house where they were found was set up like a hotel/school? Wasn’t one of the kids found there older, like 13? They pay for the babies via surrogacy > educate them in this weird orphanage until 18-21 > essentially sell them to a rich Chinese couple when they hit the age of majority and force them to bring the Chinese “parents” to the US > young adult born to surrogacy is now essentially an indentured servant to these Chinese strangers.
Incredibly messed up and cruel.
Commercial surrogacy can’t be banned fast enough. The conservatives are right about this.
Anonymous
07/18/2025 23:34
Subject: This surrogacy stuff is getting out of hand
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.congress.gov/119/meeting/house/117923/documents/HHRG-119-JU10-20250225-SD001.pdf
They were ‘selling’ babies as American citizens to sponsor their donor parents. They need to close this loophole asap. Otherwise trump is right about birthright citizenship (and I really don’t want him to be.)
A child can’t sponsor a parent until they are either 18 or 21. That’s a helluva long game.
Maybe that’s why the house where they were found was set up like a hotel/school? Wasn’t one of the kids found there older, like 13? They pay for the babies via surrogacy > educate them in this weird orphanage until 18-21 > essentially sell them to a rich Chinese couple when they hit the age of majority and force them to bring the Chinese “parents” to the US > young adult born to surrogacy is now essentially an indentured servant to these Chinese strangers.
Maybe use them as surrogates, maybe the older one was there to care for the babies. Who knows.
Possible. Or,
- they sent them back to China to have them anesthetized while surgeons remove their corneas, then liver, kidneys, harvest the eggs, bone marrow, skin, then finally: lungs and heart.
This is how China “processes” death row inmates to maximize profit on the organs for transplant. It was probably in these children’s futures too.
Anonymous
07/18/2025 20:37
Subject: This surrogacy stuff is getting out of hand
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.congress.gov/119/meeting/house/117923/documents/HHRG-119-JU10-20250225-SD001.pdf
They were ‘selling’ babies as American citizens to sponsor their donor parents. They need to close this loophole asap. Otherwise trump is right about birthright citizenship (and I really don’t want him to be.)
A child can’t sponsor a parent until they are either 18 or 21. That’s a helluva long game.
Maybe that’s why the house where they were found was set up like a hotel/school? Wasn’t one of the kids found there older, like 13? They pay for the babies via surrogacy > educate them in this weird orphanage until 18-21 > essentially sell them to a rich Chinese couple when they hit the age of majority and force them to bring the Chinese “parents” to the US > young adult born to surrogacy is now essentially an indentured servant to these Chinese strangers.
Maybe use them as surrogates, maybe the older one was there to care for the babies. Who knows.
Anonymous
07/18/2025 20:35
Subject: Re:This surrogacy stuff is getting out of hand
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This “couple” claimed they just wanted a big family.
That is obviously a lie.
They planned to traffic these children for profit.
This sounds more reasonable. Sell them via adoption.
Surrogates are paid $50k or more for their services, per baby.
Whatever this “couple” was planning, they would have to make in excess of $50k to make a profit.
Also: who funded their house and gave them all the money?
Were there any prior surrogate babies they bought and already disposed of ?
Its common in some states that adoptions can cost $100K or more with expenses, attorney fees and more. They ran a surgacy agency.
Anonymous
07/18/2025 20:29
Subject: This surrogacy stuff is getting out of hand
Why not just make child vending machines? None of this is about the best interest of the children. This is people wanting what they want, damn everyone else.