> I Worry A Little About John Roberts. Now With 5 Justices To His Right I Wonder If He Feels A Little Abandoned.

I hope he stays reliable.  He's always been reliable if a little squishy.

Compromised because his stupid baby-crazy wife made shady deals to adopt 2 infants from Ireland. 
That’s very illegal  
John Roberts must have shyt his pance when he found out his wife started that but was too weak to shut it down after he found out. 

But John you said no to adopting browns or Afros. I’m ordering blond/blue ones. Yay!
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There is no getting around it - adoptions from Ireland to US (or anywhere outside their country) are absolutely forbidden. 

Mrs. Roberts (knowingly or unknowingly) had 2 heavily pregnant Irish lasses leave Ireland in time to shyt out their white babies in a third world hellhole in South America. Labeled the babies as non-Irish (Cucaracha citizens), and did a $$$ adoption from the 3rd World country. 

aka child trafficking at minimum. 

Whoopsie
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When asked about it at the time, John Roberts sheepishly said he and his wife had Irish ancestors  
They admitted adoption happened in a 3rd World country, the records are sealed. 
What they can’t hide are the very blonde/blue “twins” they bought, not native to the adoption country. 
The kids aren’t really twins or related, were born @ 1 month apart, treated as twins for the cuteness and double the trafficking violations. 

Press didn’t ask many questions, back then it was a personal issue and considered unseemly to question any SCOTUS nominee. 

Even Ruth Ginsburg was confirmed by the senate 97-3, and she was a nut bag.

 probably didn’t plan on twins, was after one blond baby, but had multiple shady deals in the works because even legal adoptions are “slippery” and unreliable. Birth mothers don’t always comply or show up for their trafficking flights, or they are flaky & change their minds. She probably had more than 2 lasses inseminated and under contract, to make sure there would be at least one live birth and illegal adoption that went through. 

Very suspicious when they had to pretend 2 heavily pregnant woman suddenly showed up in South America and dropped 2 white babies at the same time & left them there  

Or Mrs Roberts planned on the babies being delivered the same day/week, but one arrived a month early, making their “twins” claim very cringey.

Meanwhile trying to do adoption legally in the US - they’re stuck with sucking up to crack whores and/or teenagers, who often don’t fully decide to give up the babies until they are born & the birth mom can see for herself whether the kid is cute/normal or mixed race and retarded. This is exactly how Mayor Pete got stuck with mulatto retarded twins on his first month at work - birth mother decided to cut them loose. Any cute or normal baby is kept as a meal ticket.

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The much much easier & cheaper & EXTREMELY LEGAL and streamlined way to get healthy white beautiful infants maybe wasn’t around when Mrs Roberts did this ding-dong illegal adoption from Ireland. Mayor Pete can’t afford but the Roberts certainly can, if available. 
Buy a frozen egg, buy some frozen sperm, contract with a gestational surrogate and an IVF clinic. After surrogate is pregnant have a lawyer file a “pre birth order” which is boilerplate and gets approved by a judge quickly. The pre-birth order avoids adoption entirely and puts the purchasing ‘parent(s) name & info directly on the birth certificate. No asterisk, no revisions, no name of birth mother, no legal trace that the  or  parents aren’t the birth parents. 

This is what everyone does now, nobody is getting a healthy white infant through adoption, surrogacy is way easier.

 wrote:Meanwhile trying to do adoption legally in the US - they’re stuck with sucking up to crack whores and/or teenagers, who often don’t fully decide to give up the babies until they are born & the birth mom can see for herself whether the kid is cute/normal or mixed race and retarded.
Incel RAGE! 

Roberts had these illegal adoptions already done & the kids were adorable toddlers when he was nominated for SCOTUS, and should have quietly withdrawn and continued being a  corporate lawyer having a great life with the perfect ‘twins’. He was confirmed 78-22.

Maybe because the screening of candidates missed it, or it was such an honor he couldn’t refuse, or he knew it was unseemly to dig into personal/family issues? Or maybe they were looking for an easily blackmailed justice and found the perfect stooge? 

He and his wife desperately did not want the adorable fake twins going into the child welfare system while they go to jail for the rest of the kids’ childhood. 

The twins are grown adults now and SOL for child trafficking is probably over, so now Roberts can be as  as he wants.

Oh John, we are having a baby!
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WTF? You are a menopausal crone. Impossible. 
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It’s adoption, silly! I’ve handled it!
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I sad no fuqen way, no browns or yellows or tards. No Madonna or Angelina Jolie. We’ve discussed this. No!
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No silly, white blonde/blue & healthy! Surprise! 
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From who? Where?
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Irish birthing in Brazil!
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Oh my fuqen god what have you done
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“While investigating Roberts' life, the New York Times was accused of attempting to unseal records detailing the 2000 adoption by Roberts and his wife of two infants born in Ireland[6] via a Latin American country. The Times denied any attempts to unseal legal records and stated that "[o]ur reporters made initial inquiries about the adoptions" and "[t]hey did so with great care, understanding the sensitivity of the issue."

The Times was condemned by the National Council for Adoption, "NCFA denounces, in the strongest possible terms, the shocking decision of the New York Times to investigate the adoption records of Justice John Roberts' two young children. The adoption community is outraged that, for obviously political reasons, the Times has targeted the very private circumstances, motivations, and processes by which the Roberts became parents."[7]

The reasons for the adoption happening in the unnamed Latin American country remain unclear, though it was noted that the Irish 1991 Adoption Act only allows adoption of children born in Ireland by people resident in Ireland.[8]”

“Chief Justice John Roberts and his wife adopted two children, Jack and Josephine, who were born in Ireland. Irish law at the time required adopters to be resident in Ireland for at least two years, which they were not, so the adoption was processed in a South American country, likely Brazil, to circumvent this. 
Background and Adoption Process  
The children are biologically Irish, and the adoption process has been controversial, with claims that pregnant Irish mothers were flown to Brazil for the births, making the children adoptable under Brazilian law. This was likely done to bypass Irish restrictions, as non-residents couldn't adopt directly from Ireland. Brazilian adoption laws, governed by the Hague Convention, have strict procedures for international adoptions, but it's unclear if these were fully followed.”

Irish adoption law, as specified since the early 1970s, requires prospective adopters to be resident in Ireland for at least two years, making international adoption by non-residents like Roberts challenging. To bypass this, it is claimed that the pregnant Irish mothers were flown to a South American country, likely Brazil, where the children were born, thereby granting them citizenship by birth under Brazilian law Citizenship Through International Adoption. This move would make the children adoptable under Brazilian law, avoiding Irish restriction.

Adoption in the South American Country  
The user's question asserts that the adoption was also not legal in the South American country, which sources suggest is Brazil. Brazilian adoption laws, as a signatory to the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption, have strict procedures for international adoptions, prioritizing national adoptions and requiring adherence to specific eligibility criteria. For foreigners, adoption is typically limited to older children, sibling groups, or those with special needs, and involves a complex process through the State Judiciary Commission of Adoption (CEJA) International Adoptions in Brazil. Speculation exists that Roberts' adoption may not have followed these procedures, potentially involving unethical practices like coercion or lack of informed consent from the birth mothers.

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 wrote:Oh John, we are having a baby!
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WTF? You are a menopausal crone. Impossible. 
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It’s adoption, silly! I’ve handled it!
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I sad no fuqen way, no browns or yellows or tards. No Madonna or Angelina Jolie. We’ve discussed this. No!
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No silly, white blonde/blue & healthy! Surprise! 
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From who? Where?
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Irish birthing in Brazil!
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Oh my fuqen god what have you done
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Incel RAGE!

 wrote:There is no getting around it - adoptions from Ireland to US (or anywhere outside their country) are absolutely forbidden.
Give me a break.  Their is only one law that matters and it isn't Irish.  It ain't against US law, it ain't against the law.

They went through Brazil on a technicality that they were adopting Brazilian citizens, not Irish ones. 

Brazil has objected saying they don’t want foreigners adopting Brazilian citizens except for older and special needs children. Translation: no healthy infants.

 wrote:They went through Brazil on a technicality that they were adopting Brazilian citizens, not Irish ones. 

Brazil has objected saying they don’t want foreigners adopting Brazilian citizens except for older and special needs children. Translation: no healthy infants.
Another third-world country that passes all sorts of high minded laws but has the capacity to enforce none of them.  

SamplesBoi wrote:Another third-world country that passes all sorts of high minded laws but has the capacity to enforce none of them.  
Greasing the palms in Brazil goes a long way. 
Brazil facilitated these adoptions of trafficked babies for a fee. 
Same as agencies in the US advertising foreign birth tourism.

SamplesBoi wrote:Another third-world country that passes all sorts of high minded laws but has the capacity to enforce none of them.  
A Guatemalan told me the superstitious people in Guatemala think visiting Americans are trying to take their babies  

Since 2007 it is illegal and impossible for an American to adopt a Guatemalan baby or child. None! 
The Roberts had to hand pick which 3rd World country to buy the fake twins from.

 wrote:A Guatemalan told me the superstitious people in Guatemala think visiting Americans are trying to take their babies  

Since 2007 it is illegal and impossible for an American to adopt a Guatemalan baby or child. None! 
The Roberts had to hand pick which 3rd World country to buy the fake twins from.
Sure, since it is against the law it doesn't happen.

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