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EVERYTHING THEY DO is the agenda of the Klaus Schwab WEF to break down the families.

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May 15, 2023·edited May 15, 2023

Income splitting would be one of the best ways to recognise the important role of a mother. Not allowing this simple and fair process in our tax system puts huge pressure on young mothers to return to the work force as quickly as possible.

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An excellent insight into Motherhood! My husband and I bought our first home in 1988 for $30,000. It wasn't flash, but comfy. I was a homeschooling Mum. In the light of home prices today and interest rates continually going up, I wonder if families can manage that any more.

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My daughter aged 36 single no children, shares a house with transgender people & has declared herself ‘non-binary’. This was the first Mother’s Day I did not hear from her. No acknowledgment to me as her loving mother at all. In fact I don’t hear from her anymore. Broke my heart! 😢

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The demeaning of mothers has increased dramatically over the past decades. Women in general were told they were "owned" by men if they stayed home. That men wanted them to be barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen because it gave them total control. (And there were some men who used the fact they earned the money to control their wives, however the actual numbers were blown waaaayyyyyy out of proportion.) Suddenly mothers were bloody idiots for allowing men to dominate them!

And then women were told they could have everything - a career, wealth, freedom from male control, AND motherhood. Except when women realised their biological clock was ticking away they found themselves often without a partner (or at least one of marrying material), and unable to have children. Hence IVF!

Women have been LIED to. And they sucked it up like thirsty camels in the desert!

Jordan Peterson: Career vs. motherhood: Are women being lied to? | Big Think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYa93WlPt3I

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Food for thought indeed.

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Once upon a time when I was a young mother and on the road to “ professional “ I drank the cool aid described here.

It had the effect of multiplying the poisoning of the generations. Just as was intended and it’s no small thing to to look on the consequences of such horror and call it by the true name of indoctrinated satanic evil.

May God bless each one who is willing to open your eyes , when invited by God.

Thank you for your work.

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I fully support Stay at Home mums, but from what I understand, it is impossible if the couple are buying a home. Or even want a decent schooling in a private system.

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The hand that rocks the cradle rocks the world is an old adage that exists today in spite of all contradictions, expanding family values as Mother is the one to whom babes connect with more frequently than other family members Lately Mums' status has been rather disregarded and downgraded in favour of commercialism but still retains its virtue Some mothers are unfit to be a mother,or dont enjoy it greatly ,others cant get enough of children all depending on personality yet somehow that mother energy will emerge at the most unlikely times She does not have to be the calm pious adoring kind often depicted in paintings but as a hard working ordinary human doing the best to cope with the mighty task of shaping new lives into credibly good citizens There will always be failures but the theme continues that mum is the first call in damaging dangerous or depressing situations asking for help. Last words of some dying person is telling mum that they love them even if never previously said She may not be the youthful glamour girl or older well worn type but she is mum who holds power that endures and in extraordinary times is recognised for that . Mums the word

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Your readers would be greatly encouraged by the writings of the late Rousas John Rushdoony (Chalcedon Foundation in America) who has clearly written about the primacy of the family. May I recommend his, The Institutions of Biblical Law. Keep up the good word.

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