Crime: Victim's Sister To Arias: 'Our Minds Are Permanently Stained'
After two marriages, plus affairs with his second wife's sister and her mother, a Brazilian man has fathered 50 children.
Luiz Costa de Oliveira admitted to Britain's Sun newspaper that he does not know all his offspring's names.
The 90-year-old had 17 children with his first wife, and another 17 with his second.
That makes 35, but Peopleulikeus.com reports that the amorous senior became romantically involved with his second wife's sister, who had moved into his house to help care for his large family. She gave birth to a further 15 children during their affair, putting his grand total at 50.
At least, the grand total of children de Oliveria knows about. He told the Telegraph: "The best thing God made in the world was women... I could even have other children and not know it because I always liked to go out with women.”
Guanabee.com quotes de Oliveria's second wife, Maria Francisca, as saying ""Luiz's only hobby was making love." With over 100 grandchildren and counting, the evidence certainly seems to back up her story.
Don't send aid to Latin America, send condoms and IUDs. And stop listening to all the ridiculous Chomskyite and Goodmanite crap about how all their problems were caused by Uncle Sam. Latin America had about 75 million people in 1900; it had 575 million in 2008 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population). That is the number one reason for developing world poverty, not some leftist Ur-drama about MNCs and exploitation. And there is nothing that the US can do to help these countries if they do not control their population growth. It is futile trying to help countries that add more and more poor people at such a rate.
Look at it on a country by country basis: In 1910 Mexico had around 14 million people; today it has over 100 million, about 10 million of whom are illegally in the US. Guatemala had around 3 million people in 1950; it has 15 million today. Haiti had roughly 1.5 million people a century ago; today it is 10 million. And on and on. Almost all of this demographic increase is from people having 5, 6 or more kids per family over several generations. These people are overwhelmingly poor, so the kids naturally grow up poor. You cannot argue with statistics like these, or the grim reality that they reflect.
Here is an example from closer to home. 11 kids by three men. And she rails about poverty among Chicanos! She should buy a mirror instead.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolores_Huerta
1. "Don't send aid to Latin America"
The article upon Brazil, so, this means you areincluding Brazil in latin/hispanic culture but even a little child in a russian kindergarten knows Braziliansare not latinos. We have different culture due to different colonization: portuguese, jewish, german, dutch, italian, japanese, russian/ukrainian, polish, arab, african;
2. "Don't send aid"
Aid, dude? USA needs aid. Not us. You arein recession and shrinking while we grow
year after year. How can you help us with money if we hold 200 billion of your debt? Yes, United States owes us.Never helped us;
As it happens, we also have 200,000 illegal aliens from Brazil right here in Massachusetts. That is known in America as "voting with one's feet". Your Brazilian countrymen who come here illegally are getting free medical services and the rest, and like your countrymen at home generally they are not paying any income taxes. Some of what they save is sent back home as remittances. Maybe you have no problem with that, but to us (non-Brazilian US citizen taxpayers) here it is called tax evasion and is clearly a form of aid.
If I wanted to live like a Brazilian, in poverty and cranking out 50 kids (I see you do not want to discuss that), I would move to Brazil. I do not. But ICE et al have decided to shove it down our throats here, against our wills and votes and laws.
Who's ignorant now, Jorge?
still not something to be proud of - feel sorry for the kids - not much of a role model