Erika Kirk’s Evangelical Christian Orphanage in Romania was in Area Linked to Child Trafficking
When I saw a story in my news feed this weekend about Erika Kirk's past ties to a Christian Orphanage she helped start in Romania, and specifically in an area of Romania that is well-known for child sex trafficking and organ harvesting, and specifically to Israel, I began to search for more information. When my initial searches on the U.S.-based search engine sites all returned a full page of "fact-checking" websites trying to debunk this story, I knew right away that there was something to this, otherwise the "fact-checking" websites would not have even bothered to address this story. This is obviously news they do NOT want out in the public. I am not unfamiliar with the topic of using Evangelical Christian orphanages outside of the U.S. to traffick children, as I have covered this topic for many years now. Christian orphanages still operate today in trafficking children as they have for many years, particularly during times of war and natural disasters where it is easier to claim that the children who are being removed from the disaster areas are "orphans." However, that is seldom, if ever, the case. All of these children come from families, and in many cases the parents or extended family members of these children who put them into orphanages are lied to, stating that their children will get a western education and be able to travel abroad to the U.S. They are never told that their parental rights are being terminated, and that there is very little chance that they will ever see their children again, as many of them are destined to pedophile child sex trafficking rings, or worse, child brothels where their tiny bodies are ravaged by being raped every day until they are no longer useful and are then murdered for their body parts. So while the corporate news is trying hard to squash this story about Erika Frantzve (name before marrying Charlie Kirk), here are two good sources that have done an investigative report on Erika's past, including her parents' connections to the military, U.S. government, and Israel, as well as translating some Romanian publications into English.
