REPUTABLE BREEDERS

 

Reputable breeders do not let new borns be taken away from their mothers and litter until they have bonded for health and emotional stability. That is considered reputable breeding. Why are newborn humans snatched from their mother’s womb and not allowed to bond with their mothers? Are humans not as valuable as pets? Is profit more important than the health and emotional stability of human infants? Do those purchasing these infants not care if they are healthy and/or emotionally stable? What have we become?

“Infants and children are being taken, trafficked and KILLED. Yet, the public avoids acknowledging this crime and instead people keep arguing that "children need families." This is the power of PROPAGANDA.

I speak to the injustices committed against defenseless children targeted by a predatory industry, the same industry that I am a victim in as well. I find myself living in a capitalist society that has chosen to put profit over its own people. 

As a victim of a child supply market, I’ve experienced being taken from the life I was born into and alienated from my people, my culture, and my homeland. I was put through a process that dehumanized me, turned me into a commodity so I could be bought and sold in this international child supply trade. I’ve witnessed this be done to thousands more children, learning many of them don’t grow up, but found by a river bank, or in a washing machine, inside a septic tank, a sewage drain, a burn barrel, buried in unmarked graves with butter boxes as caskets, buried at sea, or incinerated in ovens.

I’ve contemplated how these crimes and injustices affect an entire population especially when it occurs across generations. It’s not just about Natalie Garcia, or KJ Starkes Jr, or Dakota Levi Stevens, Ariel Sellers, Darnell Taylor, Trenton Shuler, Moriah Foster, or Selena Kellum, among countless, faceless, and nameless other child victims. We have all been bound to an ongoing legacy aimed at enslaving the entire human race.

It’s much more sinister and horrifying than making us into disposable people. Separating us from our legal status as human beings is just the beginning of a process that has been normalizing the concept of creating designer babies. How superficial, how arrogant, how dehumanizing to consider growing soulless bodies only to perform according to its buyers specifications. 

One scientist I came across in my research into IVG, considered the bioethics of designer babies and made the point of the tremendous pressure on the baby to meet such expectations to essentially be perfect. Much like any product you buy, it’s expected to perform flawlessly at the risk of being returned or exchanged. As a victim of this industry, I am among countless others who have already experienced the fear of having to be perfect or else… 

With reports of such outcomes as premature death, suicide, and murder along with public and private threats of being returned, exchanged, and replaced, how does an entire population of millions across the world and across generations react? How should we respond? What is the appropriate action to being victimized, coerced, commodified, exploited, and then threatened with abuse, torture and disposal if we don’t perform to expectations? 

Enough of us are made into examples for the purpose of ensuring compliance from a growing population. Publicized reports of abuse and torture, murder, death, and suicide have kept us silent and submissive. Our very lives are being threatened and discarded as if they don’t matter. How should we feel when faced with these injustices? Look away and keep pretending we’re like everyone else? Keep believing there’s something wrong with us when we’re anxious, depressed, or have a hard time concentrating, especially after hearing about another one us has disappeared, or found dead, or dismembered buried in a backyard? 

We’re told to be grateful… “be grateful that didn’t happen to you” and “make sure you don’t screw up or else…” so we go to therapy for “healing” from these worries, fears, and “traumas” which is really another process to keep us brainwashed and compliant, believing we are the problem for having breakdowns and emotional outbursts. Those of us who speak truth to power are labeled “troubled” and extremists, “unpopular” and discredited. 

And so history repeats itself, an industry continues to grow its profits at the cost of human lives, children’s lives. Their parents and victims are marginalized and dismissed. This global industry works towards a monopoly over the entire human race with the goal of normalizing the practice of buying babies for those who want one to start their family. The fact is people still care about human lives, about justice, about what’s right and wrong. As long as those who care speak up and take a stand, this industry won’t succeed. 

Now is the time to say no to designer babies. Say no to human reproduction without humans. Say no to buying and selling people for profit. Now is the only time we can take action to make sure this industry does not control our future. This child supply market is closed. Push back all you want, truth and justice will prevail. 

As those who came before me, I join them in appealing to your humanity to hold compassion for victims of this industry, be our ally, listen then amplify the need to stop these injustices against us, stop brainwashing us, stop perpetuating the propaganda, start acknowledging and admitting the truth we already know. You can drop the pretense and let’s be real about what this industry is doing. Help stop these crimes and keep children alive. that’s what is most important.”

~Moses Farrow

#stophumantrafficking

#stopchildtrafficking

#ShutItDown

#UniversalHumanRightsMonth

I grew up in this country being indoctrinated into the false narrative created and driven by people whose way of life was to conquer and colonize whatever land they deemed theirs to own. They created disharmony where there had been peaceful coexistence. 

They took the land away from the people who cared for it. They didn’t stop there. They set out to destroy them and their way of life. Centuries of genocide and slavery. The indigenous people knew what was being done to them and with that knowledge they have endured the loss of their land, their people, their way of life, but have refused to be eradicated. 

Their children were taken from them and put into boarding schools for assimilation. When word got out that the children were being abused, assaulted, and killed in these boarding schools, the indigenous people refused to remain silent in the face of the widespread propaganda to hide the truth. 

When the boarding schools were finally being exposed, the assimilation campaign shifted to putting indigenous children directly into Christian homes. Ethnic and religious cleansing disguised as “adoption.” They have suffered these crimes against humanity and have yet to receive the justice they deserve.

Today, indigenous people continue to seek peaceful coexistence and have been forced to conform and watch as generations of conquerers and colonizers have destroyed this land. They have had to witness how they drain the life and resources from it for their own wasteful consumption, and watch as they go on and on about the issues they have created themselves. 

Honoring the indigenous people of this land is acknowledging the truth of what they have experienced and the continued effort to right their history and dispel the false narratives and propaganda aimed to brainwash everyone into believing a fantasy that never was. Today and every day, I stand with indigenous people in allyship.

#IndigenousPeoplesDay

Written intelligently, carefully, energetically with sincerity and empathy by Moses Farrow. I whole heartedly concur. ~JAH