Feminism

1.       Most Women Didn’t Want Suffrage

·         In The History of Women’s Suffrage, Susan B Anthony says herself that women didn’t want to be liberated or have suffrage and it wasn’t because they thought freedom was scary and that they loved their servitude. She said it was because women enjoy the privilege and protection that was granted to them under male suffrage. They had a lot of comforts and protections they would lose, they had everything they wanted. She has also been quoted saying “women’s liberation would have never happened if we left it up to women because they are too family oriented and too conservative.”

·         Women’s only referendums were suggested in some places like UK and Switzerland and the suffragettes OPPOSED them! Meaning they wouldn’t let women vote on whether they wanted to vote!

·         Simone de Beauvoir has said “no woman should be authorized to stay at home and raise her children, women shouldn’t have that choice precisely because if there is such a choice too many will make that one.”

2.       Women’s History has Been Rewritten

·         The advent of women’s studies as an academic field is thanks to the Ford foundation and the Rockefeller foundation. And ever since it began as an academic field, the history of women has been distorted, retold and falsified due to inherent bias. 

Ø  This is actually admitted and its called standpoint feminist theory-a justification for reinterpreting historical facts (created by radical feminist Sandra Harding). It is part of a post-modern philosophy on truth. Professor Joseph Miller wrote a big academic piece on this corruption of history. He took the top 13 textbooks from the Victorian period to now in women’s history and found they had written out large portions on purpose. James Lindsay is another critic of the theory and even its use in the hard sciences.

Ø  We have clear cases of women defying the narrative. Christine de Pizan was a French poet in the 14^th century. She wrote books to support her and her family, very well educated by her father and wrote 2 best selling books considered to be feminist masterpieces. How does a free, independent hard-working woman fit into the dystopian historic nightmare of feminists? Mary Wollstonecraft is another example of a revolutionary writer who hung out in almost exclusively male intellectual circles with other contemporary thinkers. And both Mary and Christine expressed frustrations that the women around them were content and happy with their lives. They were free to pursue things other than family but they DIDN’T WANT to. 

3.       Feminism Cannot Be Separated From Occultism

·         Involved in this magazine was Gloria Steinem who was a theosophist. The first preview issue featured Kali the Hindu goddess. She first appeared in Hinduism in 600AD as an angry bloodthirsty reaper of warriors in battle. Portrayed with 4-10 arms usually holding swords and severed men’s heads. Wearing a garland of severed men’s heads around her neck and a belt of severed arms around her waist. Earrings are the corpses of infants. This seems like an odd choice for a magazine targeted at American housewives. Unless you understand why.

·         Social theorist and feminist activist Simone de Beauvoir mentions Edona (Ishtar) in her book The Second Sex saying she represents the undomesticated, unattached woman. She’s one of the oldest and most perennial goddess figures and comes from ancient Mesopotamia and is now used as an icon for female power and sexual liberation. She was never associated with motherhood or marriage, but rather power hungry and wanted to rule over men and gods. Notorious for treating her lovers sadistically and using her sexuality to control and punish men (Akkadian Epic of Gilgamesh).

·         This feminine spirit, this goddess worship, manifests in countless belief systems and in a lot of these manifestations, it is a spirit of rebellion to authority and disdain for men. Many may have heard of the legend of Lilith. She represents the dark side of this feminine divine. This is why she appears in occult writings of Gerald Gardner and Aleister Crowley. In modern witchcraft she represents female liberation, sexual control, abortion rights and vengeance against men.

·         Joy Dixon, author of The Divine Feminine argues that suffrage was inextricably linked to theosophy, with a much higher membership among feminists than the gen pop. This is affirmed by Per Faxneld as well in the book Satanic Feminism: Lucifer as the Liberator of Woman.

·         Margaret Fuller was credited with the first major feminist work in America inspiring the suffrage movement and the likes of Elizabeth Katy Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. She predicted that one day men and women would share a mortgage and that when the sexes reach equality humanity will achieve oneness (an important theosophical theme). . She also shared Wollstonecraft’s disdain for the majority of other women who were perfectly happy not sharing her views.

·         Founder of planned parenthood Margaret Sanger was a Rosicrucian

·         Marion Zimmer Bradley, feminist fiction writer, considered icon of feminist pop culture founded the Aquarian Order of the Restoration which is based on the work of occultist Dion fortune who was a contemporary associate of Aleister Crowley

4.       Feminism Wasn’t An Organic Movement

·         The CIA funded the first explicitly feminist magazine ‘Ms. Magazine’ as a way to influence American culture. Gloria Steinem was recruited by CIA out of college and became the Greta Thunberg for feminism (more on this by Dave McGowan in his book ‘Weird Scenes from the Canyon’). 

·         Feminism was an agenda created and pushed by a handful of elite MEN to reengineer society. 

·         Alva Belmont was a large contributor to the movement, she was wealthy from marrying rich twice (not very liberating and empowering). First to William Vanderbuilt, a founding member of the Jekyll Island Island club, where elitists gathered in secret in 1910 to draft legislation to establish central banking under the federal reserve. The following year creating the income tax. So wouldn’t it be convenient for them to indroduce more people (women) into the workforce so there’s more people to tax! Expand the treasury, drive up gdp, drive down wages (more workers=less demand=lower wages). They had also just created compulsory public schooling so now the state can raise your kids for you while you got to work!

·         Nelson Rockefeller created an experimental social science university in the 70’s and was defunded for being too extreme. Some people from there and some radical feminists moved on to the University of Chicago (created/funded by Rockefeller). This social science then spread through the academic world because these are the entities giving out study grants and scholarships.

5.       Planned Parenthood Originated from Eugenics

·         Planned parenthood founder Margaret Sanger was a eugenicist. She was a driving force behind creating a pill that prevented pregnancy. She thought unfit baies ought to die. “The most merciful thing a large family does to one of its infants is to kill it.” She enlisted the financial help of her friend Katharine McCormick who was a former suffragette. Sanger referred to motherhood as slavery and a great quote that sums her up is “but for my view, I believe that there should be no more babies.” 

·         Abortion advocates falsified data to push their goals. They said tens of thousands of women died as a result of illegal abortions, but Dr Bernard Nathanson cofounder of the National Abortion rights action league and director of the largest abortion clinic in the world during the 70’s said leading abortion proponents knew the figures were false but felt it was useful as a PR tactic. Even statisticians from planned parenthood admitted that abortion deaths were accurately kept prior to legalization. In 1972, there were 39 deaths, not thousands. And the deaths from abortion have INCREASED since being legalized, mostly because abortion rates sky rocketed after being made legal. Independent studies have found that the cause of death if from abortion has been hidden or misrepresented on death certificates. Researchers from Finland found that 94% maternal deaths related to abortion were not identified as such from death certificates alone.

6.       Feminism Is Societal Suicide

·         Marriage is the most well documented institution in which to raise children and yet feminists have demonized it and framed it as oppressive and patriarchal and evil for nearly a century. ‘The Woman’s Bible’, a direct assault on traditional Christianity and marriage. The 26 women on the revision committee were all liberal, occultic leaning. Universalists, atheists, theosophists, spiritualists.

·         One of the goals of first wave was to reform divorce law, first achieved in 1970 passed the first no fault divorce law. The rest of the country followed. In 2020, 70% of divorces initiated by the woman, the American sociological association conducted study in 2015, found their top 2 reasons are feeling held back and emotional burden of having career with family.

·         Because of women being hypergamous and abortion being made permissible and promoted, and secularism in general, western countries that embrace feminism are well below replacement birth rates. Your population dies out or gets conquered by another one.

·         Professor Edward Dutton, rise of an empire right when it peaks feminism emerges and it collapses. Roman empire, byzantine.

7.       Feminism Gives the State More Power

·         As stated already, feminism was used to get women out of the home and let the state raise the children. In 1940 the number of children under 6 with mothers working full time outside home was 6%, in 2013 that’s 58%. U.S govt welfare spending risen with out of wedlock births, has gone from 50b in 1950 to 700b in 2010.

·         Also having women in the voting block almost gaurantees more power given to the state. Women will vote for safety. Rachel Wilson points out, “women are much more prone to favor safety and security over risk whereas men are more willing to take a risk if they see benefit”, meaning politicians who want to expand the power of the state infinitely would “want as many women voting as possible” and they eventually went on to become the main voting block in the 80’s.

8.       Feminism Made Women Unhappy

·         Without even digging into this. It should be obvious. Feminism wasn’t liberation it was forced discontentment. As stated in the beginning, feminists and suffragettes were well aware of how unpopular their position was among women. Women correctly predicted the negative repercussions of these ideals.

·         2009 paper called The Paradox of Female Happiness caused quite a stir when it was released by the National Bureau of Economic Research. The abstract says “despite objective measures of wellbeing in America over the prior 35 years increasing, the subjective overall happiness among women in the study had decreased both absolutely and relative to the happiness of men.”

·         After a century of women’s liberation, the U.S Department of Human Health and Services report that more than 1 in 5 American women are diagnosed with a mental health condition during their lifetime.

·         And are twice as likely to be depressed as men.

·         The CDC showed disordered alcohol use among American women more than doubled from 2002 to 2013.

·         The NIH shows that fetal alcohol syndrome rose 2 and a half times from 1996 to 2018.