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Bulgaria's Abandoned Children Revisited (WARNING! disturbing images)
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Added: Oct 19 2009 In: other
By: Gr8virtue 
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- Recommendations: 3 |
- Comments: 36
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Reminds me of the way Romania was. The remnants of Communism/socialism. Very sad.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "cat-scratch-fever" (R)
Poor kids... Most of us don't apprecaite how luck we are I guess.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "The_evil_one" (R)
i could only watch the first one cos i aint cried like that in years and i aint ashamed to admit it ..its hard when you got grandchildren that age
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "m1eft paul" (R)
You nailed it. Very, very sad indeed.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "Diversified" (R)
And you get pissed off when you have a bad day? Definately have a better life, than these poor kids.
I dont want to watch anymore...click!
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "Digifreak" (R)
That's some very sad stuff right there...
Makes this ol' line dog want to cry.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "shacklord" (R)
How the f%u221E¢#|@k the director said that there´s an excelent place for living!!! and allso she would like to live there forever!!!
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "checomx" (R)
http://www.tbact.org/
You can make donations here.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "Ballistic Midget" (R)
the humane thing to do is...
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "mark_33" (R)
That's the hardest thing I've ever watched in my life but I stuck it out through all 6 vids. We need to be aware of things like this in the world. When it's hidden behind walls, it continues unchecked. When it's drug out into the light, people are forced to take accountability and measures are taken to stop it.
Kudos to the filmakers.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "jola500" (R)
I am distubred by this vid... whoever did that to those kids needs to be skinned like a bluegill
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "marinemp00" (R)
btw why fvck are all the nurses butter bag fat *****es... give the GD KIDS SOMETHING TO EAT YOU FVCKERS
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "marinemp00" (R)
I work with kids like this...tears in my eyes
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "Amerikai" (R)
that's terrible. I hate to say but some look inbred.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "Sledge_Hammer" (R)
At least you give them something. Thanks for that, you must be a strong person. I had to stop watching early in the first video, I couldn't take it emotionally within seconds; you choose to do so every day. If you are there for them, I can only believe there are others as well. Thanks again. I can't express my thoughts for those that allowed these children to get to this stage without saying things that would not be of a pleasant nature.
I was adopted as an infant by parents that cared, I was lucky. Any one of these kids could have been me.
Posted Oct-19-2009 by "wags" (R)