Russian Adoptions Through Trust Funds & The Ukraine

From a Russian fan.

These children are what we call "paper orphans", meaning, they have living parents but were "abandoned".

The term abandoned actually means these children come from other countries and are dropped off at these orphanages.

Orphanages and international adoptions is a multi-billion dollar industry where the operations are funded through the government, profits of adoptions, or rather selling of children to the U.S., through NGOs.

In this situation, we shall call these money laundering operations child welfare trust funds through the Ukraine, to circumvent the Magnitsky Act.

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These same practices of drugging kids, rape, torture and fraudulent billing are done in privatized U.S. residential institutions, and they get away with it, in the name of the tax exempt god.

This is international and no one cares because the industry is too big to fail.

This documentary was funded by the Jurov Foundation, below.

The ex-head of the Russian bank "Trust" Yurov was detained in Ukraine

Ilya Yurov

Ilya Yurov, former chairman of the board of directors of the Trust transferred to the rehabilitation of the National Trust, was detained by Ukrainian border guards at the airport Borispol (Kiev region).

Tass on Tuesday said an assistant head of the State Border Service of Ukraine, a spokesman Oleg Slobodyan.

"The situation was the day before yesterday, November 20. The base of Interpol worked. We transferred it to the Interior Ministry (Ukraine), "said Slobodyan. However, he did not specify where or from where the ex-head of the bank followed.

According to the Ukrainian newspaper Obozrevatel , Yurov flew to Kiev from London on personal business. According to sources of the publication, at the airport he presented a passport of a citizen of Cyprus. Now the former banker is kept in the pre-trial prison of Belaya Tserkov. His extradition, as the newspaper notes, can take from a month to six months.

In April, the High Court of London froze assets of the former owners of Trust Bank Ilya Yurov, Nikolai Fetisov and Sergei Belyaev for a total of $ 830 million. The bank suspects its former owners of loans to the offshore companies under its control in the amount of about $ 1 billion, which turned out to be on personal bank accounts or were reinvested into real estate in Moscow.

The Judge of the London Commercial Court, Justice Miles, acknowledged the actions of the former co-owner of the Trust Bank, Ilya Yurov, to manage the financial institution by the organization of the "fraudulent pyramid".

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