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Okay, this is right up my wheelhouse.

And this has to do with something that happened in the UK.

And it's just a fascinating story.

I want to share this with you and then I'll sort of parse out the legality and it's kind of interesting.

All right, so there is a guy named Robert Charles Albon who calls himself Joe Donor.

Joe donor claims, and it looks like it may have happened, to have fathered more than 180 children around the world as a sperm donor.

And he is brought up in family court.

Well, actually, he goes to family court.

And here's how weird this situation is.

He is in, I think he's Australian and he moves to the UK.

He wants to get citizenship in the UK, which is not that easy to get.

Wants to be a landed, a resident, much like we have green card holders.

So what he does is picks one of his sperm donor kids, files a lawsuit to be declared the father.

Therefore, giving him the legal basis for saying, my child is a UK citizen, therefore I can apply.

Now the problem is that the mom says, no, no, he's not the father.

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