10 Years Towards Inclusion

Posted on January 16, 2020 by lauraeeg

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10 YEARS TOWARDS INCLUSION

European Expert Group on the Transition from Institutional to Community-based care

The Orban government wants to make the foundation "The Orphanage Mogul of Romania's Orphans" of public utility. The foundation, accused in a documentary of experiments on children in Romania

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The Orban government wants to make the foundation "The Orphanage Mogul of Romania's Orphans" of public utility. The foundation, accused in a documentary of experiments on children in Romania

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Francois de Combret and the Orphans of Romania - millions of euros at stake! Where do all the mysterious roads of Romanian adoptions lead: Pizza Gate, Organ Trafficking, Satanic Sacrifices?

Most of the false images around Romania come from a lobby that desperately wants to reopen Romania. One of the key figures is Francois de Combret, the founder of the aforementioned NGO, SERA and a member of the Renault board.

Although he is certainly not the only player on the field. I think his actions are the most disturbing. Not only that, he is also a very influential man, with high positions in some of the largest French companies and political connections both in the French government and in the European Parliament.

His motivations are clear to me, the rest remains to understand what you are talking about. He presents three naked Romanian boys in a bath with a Masonic background. I wonder where this photo was taken. The bath certainly does not seem to be found in a Romanian orphanage. I also wonder who took this photo.

Many European organizations involved in a strong lobby to resume international adoptions

Orban wants to make the foundation of the "Orphan Mogul of Romania" public utility. The foundation, accused in a documentary of experiments on children in Romania

A draft Government decision was posted on the website of the Ministry of Labor, led by Violeta Alexandru, and the project is in public debate until February 12, 2020. The foundation note and the draft Government decision, assumed by Prime Minister Ludovic Orban, Deputy Prime Minister Raluca Turcan, as well as the ministers Violeta Alexandru, Vasile Florin Cî?u and Marian C?t?lin Predoiu, show that they declare as "of public utility" the "Sera Romania" Foundation, which requested this from the General Secretariat of the Government and which invested in Romania during the period 1996-2019, in the child protection programs about 85 million euros.

The SERA Foundation (Solidarity with Abandoned Romanian Children) is founded in the 1990s by the banker Francois Polge de Combret, investigated by several authorities in a huge corruption scandal, the Combret Frenchman being over time extremely interested in children. orphans from Romania and making a very strong lobby in Brussels.

The SERA Foundation (Solidarity with Abandoned Romanian Children) also appears in a documentary broadcast on 2009 on German WDR television, “Find me a child, I pay cash. Lobby for international adoptions ", in which are presented the pressures made to European officials for the resumption by Romania of international adoptions and it was even accused that it financed, together with American universities, the program" Project for Adoption ", carried out at the Saint Catherine Center in Bucharest, through which scientific experiments were carried out on orphaned Romanian children.

The executive director of the SERA Romania Foundation is Bogdan Simion, initially proposed, in the past, even by the former prime minister Dacian Ciolo? to be minister of Labor, but for different reasons Ciolo? has renounced its non-monetization. Bogdan Simion, a wealthy man, was also vice president of CES and, according to his statement of wealth, he also consulted with the Tanner Foundation, the World Bank and the International Bank for Reconstruction.

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My roots trip to India, the end of a quest

My roots trip to India, the end of a quest

It's the beginning, not the end

Honestly, I never thought I could write this blog. But look, it's here now. My motto to “never give up” has brought me to where I am today. Regardless of how you look at it now. The whole roots thing is a huge roller coaster of emotions. While I can easily put things into perspective otherwise, this is a completely different story.

Once you are in that flow of such a search for your roots. Well, actually you don't know what you're looking for or what you're going to find and everyone answers that question in their own way. But once that train has left, it is not always easy to keep a balanced approach to it. Those emotions, it grabs you by the throat. You are completely taken in by it and before you know it you are completely swept up in it. And all you can do is trust that it will all work out, someday.