How many Times were Diplomatic Relations between Russia and Bulgaria Severed
If we look at history, there are not many cases in which relations between Bulgaria and Russia at the state level were as bad as they are at the moment.
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Nadya Dimitrova
Bulgarian baby sold in Greece, another one in Germany, a third one in France, these are just a few of the cases. Pretty soon we will have to make a special item in the country's budget for that sector. I know that this sounds really rough, but correct me if I am wrong, almost every day we hear about a Bulgarian child being "sold" abroad, now, I think that this is rough!
It seems to me that it is becoming quite a profitable business to play with the future of your own child. I know that most of the mothers that take the decision to "sell" their child say they are forced to do so, but what a mother could give up her baby for EUR 1,000... And what about the "ladies" that have become "breeding machines", the ones that are experts in that "business"?
That kind of trade is not only a crime act, but also serious moral quest for the Bulgarians. It raises many questions that Bulgaria's people as a nation will have to answer, because otherwise pretty soon there will have to be a sign on Bulgaria's borders "All babies sold out."
Bulgarian baby sold in Greece, another one in Germany, a third one in France, these are just a few of the cases. Pretty soon we will have to make a special item in the country's budget for that sector. I know that this sounds really rough, but correct me if I am wrong, almost every day we hear about a Bulgarian child being "sold" abroad, now, I think that this is rough!
It seems to me that it is becoming quite a profitable business to play with the future of your own child. I know that most of the mothers that take the decision to "sell" their child say they are forced to do so, but what a mother could give up her baby for EUR 1,000... And what about the "ladies" that have become "breeding machines", the ones that are experts in that "business"?
That kind of trade is not only a crime act, but also serious moral quest for the Bulgarians. It raises many questions that Bulgaria's people as a nation will have to answer, because otherwise pretty soon there will have to be a sign on Bulgaria's borders "All babies sold out."
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