‘Children Are Sexual Goods’ — A Western Scandal Exposes American Gay Marriage Legislation

Nearly a month after the United States officially approved homosexual marriage and gave gay couples the green light to adopt young children, a major scandal emerged and shook American society after revealing the exploitation of some of those kids in immoral acts by gay couples.

The story revealed by American investigative journalist Mia Cathell on Townhall was about the adoption of two children by two married gay activists through a Christian Adoption Agency and their sexual assault over 4 years.

The most dangerous thing was that the gay couple, who was later arrested, filmed these acts and posted them on the Internet. They also turned to practice “pimping” by offering the two young children to other gays to exploit them sexually.

The US authorities in Georgia are now investigating the suspicious quick process of the adoption approval, and the danger homosexuals could present by publishing child pornography, while 17 charges have been brought against the gay couple, including aggravated child molestation, sexual exploitation of a child, and enticing a child for indecent purposes.

After Cathell’s discovery, pedophilia increase among homosexuals has become the US government’s main concern.

This was just after US President Joe Biden signed a law granting federal protection to same-sex marriage across the United States in mid-December 2022.

This coincided with another scandal involving the US representative, George Santos, who was revealed to have participated in a homosexual competition called drag queen 15 years ago.

This made him subject to investigation for falsifying his CV, university education, and employment history, according to Reuters, on January 19, 2023.

Drag queens are men who wear women’s clothes and perform women’s roles before an audience for entertainment and comedy.

 

Shameful Story

This story, revealed in January 2023, came to the public for the first time in late July 2022, and the first sessions of the trial of homosexual offenders took place in August of the same year.

“On the night of July 27, authorities executed a search warrant around 11:30 p.m. ‘just hours after receiving information that there were children in harm’s way’ at the Oxford home of 32-year-old William Dale Zulock Jr. and 35-year-old Zachary Jacoby Zulock,” according to a press release from the Walton County Sheriff’s Office.

The circumstances that were revealed during the trial of these two homosexuals and the charges against them in January 2023 strongly re-raised the file, warning of the dangers of homosexual phenomena, homosexual marriage, and the adoption of children for gay couples.

On July 27, 2022, residents of Loganville, Walton County, Georgia, complained that a man was broadcasting child pornography on the Internet.

When the Walton County police raided the house, the whole crime was clear. The gay couple was accused of using two adopted children to record and sell child pornography and even selling the children to other gay men to satisfy their perversions.

According to the police, the couple who had adopted two children was engaging in sexually abusive acts with the kids. A video documenting the sexual violations was found in the house, so the two adults were immediately arrested.

The Walton County Department of Family and Child Services launched a major action not only to protect the two children molested by the gay couple, but to examine how they were allowed to adopt children despite the fact that they were previously accused of sex crimes.

There was great controversy, also, over sodomy crimes and the US official legalization of gay marriage at the end of 2022.

American newspapers said that harassers lurking on the Internet use code phrases and secret emojis such as “cheese pizza” as a symbol of child pornography, and how to access, sell and trade child abuse images.

 

Accused Christian Association

The surprise of the crime was the facilitation of an American Christian association for the adoption of children with special needs, for this gay couple to obtain two children sponsored by the association, which it claims aims to care for and apply a “strict” program of morals.

A Townhall investigation revealed that the married gay men did not rape the two boys they adopted through a Christian adoption agency for the disabled, but rather provided the children as sex goods to their gay friends in suburban Atlanta.

Under the title “Program for People with Special Needs,” the Christian Association says that it provides children aged 3 years and over for adoption and runs according to the special needs counseling program for adoptions in the United States.

It claims that it checks the profile of the family before adoption with the help of agencies and lawyers that verify adoption cases, which may lead to an investigation into the lies of this association.

The agency confirms that it has carried out 3,700 successful adoptions, and it also carries out “international” adoptions because it has branches in several other countries, which raises questions about transferring the care of non-Christian children to sponsoring Christians.

The other surprise is that the American Christian Adoption Association announces that it refuses homosexual families’ requests to adopt its children.

On June 17, 2021, the Virginia Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Catholic adoption agency’s refusal to work with gay couples, according to CNBC.

The matter was repeated in New York when a federal court refused to force the Christian adoption agency to allow gays to adopt children, according to what was published by Bloomberg on September 7, 2022.

However, investigations into the Philadelphia gay case confirmed that it was the Catholic Christian Adoption Society that provided the gay couple with two children for adoption.

The main US evangelical adoption agency, Bethany Christian Services, announced in early March 2021 that it would begin receiving homosexual applications for the right to adopt young children nationwide.

The agency, an evangelical organization based in Michigan, said it facilitated the care of 3,406 children in different families, provided 1,123 children for adoption in 2019, has offices in 32 states, and sometimes uses refugee children, according to The New York Times in early March 2021.

More than 20% of gay couples have adopted children, compared to just 3% of straight couples in America, according to a 2016 report from the Williams Institute at the University of California School of Law.