HNewsWire-America has lost its soul, its ability to fulfill it’s moral obligation, orphans are a hot commodity in today’s society…
When it comes to statistics, trafficking of Children is one of the highly emotive issues which seem to overwhelm critical faculties. Numbers take on a life of their own, gaining acceptance through repetition, often with little inquiry into their derivations.Journalists,bowing to the pressures of editors, demand numbers, any number, Knowing all along the reality is far worse than government officials want you to know, so they skew numbers and the facts…
HNewsWire Has been hard-pressed to find statistics that are backed up by facts about the foster care system, orphans that are in the sex trade.The truth is real statistics were no longer publish starting in 2006. Most of our government agencies have lifted this mess up to the UN and its sidekick the unreliable bias statistics from UNESCO.
The United States will withdraw from UNESCO at the end of next year, the State Department said Thursday, to stop accumulating unpaid dues and make a stand on what it said is anti-Israel bias at the U.N.’s educational, science and cultural organization.
In notifying UNESCO of the decision Thursday morning, the State Department said it would like to remain involved as a nonmember observer state. That will allow the United States to engage in debates and activities, though it will lose its right to vote on issues.
The UNESCO TRAFFICKING STATISTICS PROJECT Is a complete joke, fabricating the truth to satisfy the politicians and the sheep people, only sheep people would believe this ungodly organizations statistics…
On average, more than 450,000 children in the U.S. enter the foster care system every year. While some of these children will return to their parents, the remainder will stay in the system.
There were approximately 800,000 American “AIDS orphans,” or any child who has lost a parent to HIV or who has a parent sick with the disease.
One in every 28 children in America – or more than 2.7 million children – has a parent behind bars. Among African–American children, one in nine, or 11.4%, has a parent in jail.
When you think about foster homes, usually you think of them as nice places, families helping out children and providing them a safe and comforting home. At least that’s what they want you to think.but that’s not the case. More often than NOT, children are being abused in these homes.”
At least four million (and as many as 25 million) children witness domestic violence incidents each year in the U.S., and approximately nine million adolescents have witnessed serious violence during their lifetimes.
StevieRay Hansen
HNewsWire Editor at large…
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