A Hypothetical scenario concerning south american adoptions of Irish kids. [View All]

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I am going to talk about a hypothetical situation. It involves someone I will call "A Hypothetical Person Who May Soon Be Appointed To A High Government Position" (AHPWMSBATAHGP). AHPWMSBATAHGP has two adopted children in this hypothetical. Yet there are conflicting reports about this adoption, whether it ocurred in some south american country, or Ireland. Hypothetical people are wondering why Irish children would be adopted through a south american court.

Here is a hypothetical scenario that would explain this hypothetical question:

Assume the following hypothetical facts:
1. The kids were adopted in south america.
2. The kids were born in Ireland.
3. Irish law prohibits non-residents from adopting Irish kids.
4. Mrs. AHPWMSBATAHGP has close family in Ireland and travels there to see them ferquently (trust me, this is not as hypothetical as it might seem)


So, the hypothesis that follows rather logically, is that in order for AHPWMSBATAHGP to adopt an Irish child or two, someone who was an Irish resident would be needed, to adopt the kids in Ireland. then, some way must be found to transfer the kids from this "straw man" to
AHPWMSBATAHGP. It is highly unlikely that Irish law allows an adoptive parent to just give the kids away to some third party without Irish court approval, so they couldn't go back to the Irish court.

But voila, look over here, a corrupt court in some banana republic that is willing to rubber stamp a proceeding which is presented as a "private adoption." With the hypothetical possibility of fraud having been commmitted on the courts of both ireland and this banana republic.

Its an interesting hypothetical, for those who like brain-teasers, for pure purposes of amusement.