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Women Look to Men for LeadershipBy Henry Makow Ph.D.March 31,
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!y Henry Makow
" 32#year#o$d man % know was s&rprised recent$y when his new
'ir$friend asked him( )What is yo&r ten#year p$an*)
He wants to 'et married and ha+e a fami$y !&t he wasnt
prepared for the -&estion and f&m!$ed the !a$$.
Beca&se of fe#manist !rainwashin', yo&n' men are not
foc&sed on startin' and $eadin' a fami$y. hey dont rea$i/e
thatfami$y is sti$$ their !est path to f&$fi$$ment.
Many yo&n' women epect their f&t&re h&s!ands to
p&t them to &se as wife companion and partner and as a
mother.hey are sti$$ in to&ch with their nat&ra$ instincts
and epect men to take the initiati+e. heseyo&n' women are
nat&ra$$y adapta!$e and se$f#sacrificin'. hey
wi$$n&rt&re their h&s!and and fami$y and epect to !e
cherished and n&rt&red inret&rn.
%n order to 'i+e a woman p&rpose, a man nat&ra$$y
m&st ha+e a p&rpose himse$f.
his sho&$d !e a who$esome +ision of $ife de+oted to a
spirit&a$ idea$. Men sacrifice themse$+es to their idea$.
Womensacrifice to men whose idea$ they share or at $east
respect.
ome men mistake a woman for their idea$ and ca$$ it $o+e. hey
are askin' a woman to 'i+e them p&rpose andaffirmation.
Women are f$attered for a whi$e !&t e+ent&a$$y $ose
respect. hey can to$erate many thin's !&t !ein' p&t on a
pedesta$ isntone of them. %t comes across as weak and needy. )%
want a man with a !ack!one,) a woman to$d me recent$y.
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chi$dren if there are any.
% dont !e$ie+e that se ro$es need to !e ri'id or that a$$ women
or men need to marry and ha+e chi$dren. B&t o&r
economicmasters are not ta$kin' a!o&t freedom or
f$ei!i$ity.
heir 'oa$ is to eradicate se ro$es a$to'ether and &ndermine
!oth the indi+id&a$ and society in the process. heir 'oa$ isto
decrease pop&$ation, destroy the n&c$ear fami$y, and
desta!i$i/e and contro$ society.
Men )pro+ide) so women can !e free to ha+e and n&rt&re
chi$dren. Both sees 'et their satisfaction this way. Whenwomen
p&rs&e careers, they dont ha+e time to p&rs&e
mates. @ami$ies arent made, chi$dren arent n&rt&red and
the
pop&$ation drops in -&a$ity and -&antity.
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@or the past fifty years heterose&a$s ha+e !een the tar'ets
of an &ndec$ared psycho$o'ica$ war desi'ned to spread
thehomose&a$ disorder.
Homose&a$s are men who act $ike women, and women who act
$ike men. cience and simp$e o!ser+ation demonstratesthat the two
sees are nat&ra$$y different. 7e+erthe$ess we are &nder
constant press&re to deny nat&re and adopt the-&a$ities
of the opposite se.
We are &nder press&re to !ecome $ike homose&a$s.
ame#se and heterose&a$ marria'e are treated as if they
wereidentica$. he messa'e is that we are a$$ homose&a$s.
Homose&a$ity is a de+e$opmenta$ disorder &s&a$$y
ca&sed !y an o+er!earin' mother andor an emotiona$$y distant
ora!&si+e father. e&a$ a!&se at a yo&n' a'e is
often a factor. Ma$es compensate !y !ecomin' feminine.
@ema$escompensate !y !ecomin' masc&$ine.
% dont attach any sti'ma to this, on$y to the
promisc&o&s se&a$ $ifesty$e that often res&$ts, and
is !ecomin' mainstream.
he Masonic !ankers are responsi!$e for this assa&$t on
o&r heterose&a$ nat&re. hey own or contro$ the
corporations andpo$iticians and they are esta!$ishin' a 7ew Wor$d
6rder.
Broken fami$ies are 'ood for !&siness as we$$. Last week, a
financia$ ana$yst on M7B5 said ho&sin' stocks
weref$o&rishin' !eca&se di+orce was at an a$$#time
hi'h.
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%n the mo+ies today, dads are &s&a$$y a!sent witho&t
ep$anation or they are either $osers or a!&sers. his
conspiracya'ainst heterose&a$s isnt mono$ithic howe+er.
8ecent$y two Ho$$ywood mo+ies ha+e portrayed fathers and
traditiona$fami$y in a positi+e $i'ht.
%n writer#director Cames L. Brooks )pan'$ish,) "dam and$er p$ays
Cohn 5$asky, a s&ccessf&$ chef and resta&rate&r
whois compassionate, reasona!$e and sta!$e. @or a chan'e, the wife
is the pro!$em. ea Leoni portrays De!orah 5$asky amanic,
se$f#centered, s&perficia$ o+erachie+in' )modern) woman.
When they 'et a Meican maid, @$or Moreno p$ayed !y Pa/ Ae'a,
De!orah )adopts) the maids da&'hter who is !etter$ookin' than
her own chi$d. he mo+ie depicts the t&'#of#war !etween the wife
and maid for the chi$d.
"t the end, @$or confronts her da&'hter with the
-&estion( )Do yo& rea$$y want to !ecome someone who is so
+ery differentfrom yo&r mother*) he da&'hter rea$i/es that
she doesnt.
his was an epiphany for me. 6&r chi$dren are etensions of
o&rse$+es. We want to pass o&r +a$&es on to them. his
iswhat 'i+es $ife and parenthood meanin'. %t takes a woman from a
traditiona$ c&$t&re to remind &s of this.
Meanwhi$e, De!orah starts an affair with a rea$tor. Cohn and
@$or seek so$ace to'ether !&t resist temptation. %n the nick
oftime, De!orah rea$i/es she wi$$ $ose her h&s!and &n$ess
she sh&ts &p and accepts his $eadership.
