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Online Stores make our life easier

16 August 2007 6 Comments
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Everyone is busy nowadays, some people because they work, others because they have children to take care of, fortunately everyday we have more online stores to help us save time on shopping in crowded stores and malls. You can buy all kind of items online: food, clothes, computers, software, camping accessories, DVD’s, school articles, trucks, truck accessories, stamps, jewelry, etc..

Unfortunately there are some “articles” that are sold on the internet that are a monstrosity not the “articles” but the sellers. All over the world, almost everyday, sites selling babies are discovered. Some of the sellers are the parents themselves but most babies are kidnapped and introduced in the internet market.

Other curious articles available on internet are human blood, organs, human bones…you name it.

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  • Morgan said:

    Laura – It never ceases to amaze me how shameless and disgusting people can be – just for the love of money. I think we should pass international laws that would allow the ’seller’ of such items to be imprisoned for live and as well as having to repay in kind.

    # 17 August 2007 at 23:49
  • Chamonix said:

    There seems to have been a lot of this recently from people trying to exploit the McCanns situation to babies up for illegal adoption in Guatemala. One of the unfortunate sides of the web.

    # 19 August 2007 at 15:57
  • Cynthia Blue said:

    It is amazing. I have heard that you can even buy a false identity online.

    # 19 August 2007 at 18:38
  • Laura said:

    Morgan- I agree with you the problem is that most of the times afetr only a few years in prison they are released for good behaviour or for helping in the daily tasks in prison. At least this happens here, in Portugal, I guess US has more restrict rules.

    # 19 August 2007 at 21:59
  • Laura said:

    Chamonix – I’ve been in close contact with the McCanns’s situation once it happened here in Portugal and it’s really sad when people say they have information and in the end they are just looking for money. The Guatemala situation impressed me, so many kids confined to two tiny rooms, even 3 days old babies.
    I just can’t believe there are people capable of putting children and parents in such suffering.

    # 19 August 2007 at 22:04
  • Laura said:

    Cynthia – sometimes I think that one day someone will knock at my door saying they bought me or my kids on the internet without my acknowledge. Everything is possible on the internet.

    # 19 August 2007 at 22:06