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NAAM Day 24: Adopted Woman Speaks Out; Haters Hate on Her. Part 1

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Pellecuer, now 46, is from Madagascar. Her mother died when she was 7 and she was adopted at age 10 by a white  couple in southern France. She does not say much about her adoptive parents, (despite what her “critics” claim)  but her relationship with them, or rather what they read into her statements, is what got them to run for their hoods and pitchforks  Things like: Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 22: Unintended Consequences: Nutbar Joel Webbon’s Violent Plan to End Immigration Could Kill IntercountryAdoption

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. He wants the US to shoot migrants approaching Trump’s “wall.” (apparently on the Mexican side) calling it a “more merciful option.” The murders of the few that get their heads blown off, which he calls “Biblical justice” would actually be an instrument of family preservation: Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 21: Here We Go Again! Why is a Safe Haven Baby Box Considered an “Act of Love”

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How is erasing your child’s identity, history, family, and community from the world, sticking them in an origininless, histsoryless black hole that they cannot climb out of an act of “great love?” Continue Reading →

NAAM DAY #20: Welcome “Adoption” the Newest Addition to the Bad Adoptee Film Genre. More Evil than “Orphan?”

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If they hear about it, this film will strike the sensitive adopter class and their adoption industry saviors worse than did the 2009 film Orphan, which today might pale in comparison to this new addition to the Bad Adoptee Genre. Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 18: What Kind of Adoption Agency Allows This?

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Today, Lila Rose, founder of LiveAction kicked off a discussion on how her 3 kids are hardly enough and she wants to have a lot more. She likes to point out that money should never be an issue whether you are discussing a first child or the 12th. There is always enough $$$ to go around. Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 15: Baby Box Adoption Surrenders are Dignified?

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What in the world is “dignified” for a mother sneaking around in the middle of the night and sticking a secret baby into a hidy-hole at the fire station and running off? And what kind of dignity does that baby have being ditched, possibly naked (sometimes with a placenta hanging on it or covered in God knows what) with maybe not even a blanket–and certainly no name or history?  Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 14: Don’t Mourn, Organize

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Anyway, during NAAM and beyond I plan to write some about Trump and his Criminal Family, incompetent nutbar associates, Project 2025 and any other malevolent plan that is exposed, and how they will impact adoptee rights and adoption in general if go unheeded Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 13: Nebraska: Safe Haven Baby Boxes Inc Playing with Numbers

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But, note that it indicates the number of abandoned babies up to 1 year of age. The Nebraska Safe Haven law, passed in 2008 limits the age an infant can be safe havend to 30 days. (It was recently increased to 90) That’s a big difference, especially when newborns are at risk for discard and murder within the first 24 hours of birth. Continue Reading →

NAAM DAY 12: Texas Lawmaker: Unconsumated Marriage is a Family Value

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Rep. Cody Vasut, R-Angleton filed 2 bills to trap people in miserable marriages…House Bill 931, allows for loved-by-evangelicals covenant marriage to be enacted in Texas…Vasut also filed, House Bill 732, aka forced marriage by impotence. The bill would repeal a section of the Texas family code that allows for marriages to be annulled because of impotence. Continue Reading →

NAAM Day 11: Ohio Right to Life is at it Again: Pretending They Care about Women

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ORTL can’t wait to spend taxpayer money on relinquishment incentives, maternity homes, crisis pregnancy camps, adopter tax breaks, and adoption advertising. To the best of my knowledge, it has never supported financial and material assistance to expecting and new moms and their babies, decent welcare payments, family preservation, fathers’ rights, or a living wage. Foster care is barely on their radar. And they do love baby abandonment boxes! Baby Box lover Jean Schmidt is a co-sponsor of the bill. Continue Reading →