Family: Man and Wo-man - Feminism

Feminism: 2nd wave Feminism

The psychological attack that ultimately turned woman against man and set the scene for the destruction of, first, the human relationship between man and woman, woman and man, then destroyed the home by causing the migration of women from the important human roles of nurturing newborn offspring and homekeeping into the man's world of industry, work, and providing for the home and those offspring, and progressively turning completely upsade down the natural way of life of living men and women.

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Feminism

The unit of human communities is the family, and Feminism, founded on the hatred of Mary Wollenstonecraft for men, has been used by those who hate living men and women.

To most people, Feminism represents a continuation of the Women's Lib of the 1960's, which we now understand was orchestrated by the C.I.A. However, in reality it was begun before the end of the 18th C. when Mary Wollenstonecraft forged her hatred and contempt for men under the unrepresentative guise of 'Philosophy'.

Senator Malcolm Roberts reveals feminist bias at the
Australian Institute of Family Studies
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Feminism: Direct promotion of Reproductive Suppression
Feminism: Direct promotion of Birth Control avoidance of offspring
Feminism: Direct promotion of Legalised murder of the unborn
Feminism: Direct promotion of Removal of Fathers
Feminism: Direct promotion of Legalised Murder of Men
Feminism: Promotion of State Control over Women
Feminism: Promotion of State Control of Offspring
Feminism: Leading to State theft of Offspring from Fathers and Mothers
Feminism: Leading to State Control of Children's Minds
Feminism: Leading to Cabal Ownership of Children's Bodies
Feminism: Leading to Total Enslavement of All Living Men and Women

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