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Families Table of Contents
Index to articles, studies and statistics that relate to the traditional nuclear family and to the implementation of
the agenda for the planned destruction of the family
Fatherhood
Fatherhood
Fathers
Rights: Sir Geldof on Fathers
Rights, U.K. Channel 4 - Tuesday 12th,
The Real Love That Dare Not Speak It's Name a very moving and
convincing account of the social and legal prejudices that marginalize fathers and what impact that has on
children and society
It's Official: The
Experiment Has Failed
Experiments
in Living: The Fatherless Family
By Rebecca O'Neill; Sept. 2002, CIVITAS
For the best part of thirty years we have been conducting a vast experiment with the family,
and now the results are in: the decline of the two-parent, married-couple family has resulted in poverty,
ill-health, educational failure, unhappiness, anti-social behaviour, isolation and social exclusion for
thousands of women, men and children.
Rebecca O'Neill
The Politics of Fatherhood
By Stephen Baskerville, Ph.D., Howard University; peer-reviewed article in PS: Political Science and
Politics, vol. 35, no. 4 (December 2002).
....Virtually every major social pathology has been linked to fatherlessness:
violent crime, drug and alcohol abuse, truancy, teen pregnancy, suicideall correlate more strongly to
fatherlessness than to any other single factor. The majority of prisoners, juvenile detention inmates, high
school dropouts, pregnant teenagers, adolescent murderers, and rapists all come from fatherless homes. The
connection is so strong that controlling for fatherlessness erases the relationships between race and crime
and between low income and crime....
....Fatherlessness and the judicialbureaucratic
machinery connected with it have grown up together as increasingly worldwide phenomena....
(Full Story)
Would You Sign This Contract?
| An employer can at any time dismiss an employee without
justification and have that employee imprisoned if he objects too strongly to his dismissal. For example, if
the employee raises his voice in anger he may be arrested for 'violence'. In any event, an employer can
dismiss an employee regardless of the circumstances, and at his sole discretion. He can fire him from his
job whenever he wishes, no matter how long the employee has served with the company and even if the employee
has done absolutely nothing wrong. Further, the employer can insist that the employee is evicted from his
own house and never allowed to re-enter it. An employer may further demand that the sacked employee must,
under threat of imprisonment, forfeit part of any future income to the employer for some considerable time
into the future. |
How about the following version? Do you think that it will be an improvement?
| A woman can at any time dismiss her male partner
without justification and have that partner imprisoned if he objects too strongly to his dismissal. For
example, if he raises his voice in anger he may be arrested for 'domestic violence'. In any event, a woman
can dismiss the man regardless of the circumstances and at her sole discretion. She can fire him from his
jobs as father and partner whenever she wishes, no matter how long he has served the family and even if he
has done absolutely nothing wrong. Further, the woman can insist that the man is evicted from his own house
and never allowed to re-enter it. If she has children, a woman may further demand that her sacked partner
must, under threat of imprisonment, forfeit part of any future income to the woman and her children for some
considerable time into the future - and this is the case even if her children turn out not to be his. |
See the
extensive discussion of the two "contracts," of which the second one is sadly the reality that feminism
gradually imposed on society during the last three decades or so.* For additional details regarding
the reality of today's marriages or, for that matter, any relationship between men and women, refer also to
advice for men.
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* A note of caution: The discussion of the "contracts" makes extensive references to recent US statistics
on spousal murders. The assumption in the discussion is that the statistics pertaining to men and women who
became victims of spousal murders are equally valid. That is a wrong assumption.
The declining number of men classified as having been murdered by intimates is most likely
due to the escalating efforts by feminists to hold women blameless under any and all circumstances.
Men comprise the vast and overwhelming majority of victims in a very large proportion of
unsolved murder cases. It is quite possible that a large proportion of those male victims of these unsolved
murder cases involves victims of spousal murders.
Furthermore, women are less likely to be suspected, many times more likely than men to be
not prosecuted or to be acquitted, twice as likely as men to use contract killers, and more likely than men to
have their murder charges pleaded down to lesser charges such as manslaughter or accidental deaths.
Therefore many spousal murders committed by women will never show up as domestic violence
crimes.
For a detailed discussion of those circumstances refer to
Spousal Homicide and Research, by Eeva Sodhi.
Most importantly, spousal murders comprise a very small proportion of all murders and an insignificant
fraction of all causes of deaths, smaller than the deaths caused by surgical misadventure. (See
US Leading Causes of Death)
Lest anyone should think that marriage is the most dangerous of all social circumstances for
women to be in, consider that married and widowed women have far greater life expectancies than those who never
become married, and that divorced women have a greater risk of dying than those who stay married.
The impact of father absence on our children
Facts
and Figures
The link between crime and fatherlessness is astonishing.
By Dave Kopel,
Independence
Institute, article at FreeRepublic.com "A Conservative News
Forum"
Study Finds Teen Pregnancy And Crime Levels Are Higher Among Kids From
Fatherless Homes
Earnings not limited by income of father
Many factors influence pay of offspring: study
Article by Luiza Chwialkowska, National Post,
Friday, November 06, 1998
It appears that family circumstances, such as the presence of a father in the live of a child, and
whether the parents moved during the development of a child are controlling influences on the future incomes
earned by a child and his social circumstances when he/she is in the prime of his/her life.
The myth of the oppressed Japanese woman
Full Story
See also
Parents'
rights a demographic issue, by COLIN P.A. JONES, Special to The Japan
Times, Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Family Breakdown in Australia
Full Story (it's a large document, about 350 kB)
What happens when you take Dad out of the family picture? A daily dose of reality from the National Fatherhood
Initiative. (Take the time to look at the home page for the URL. It contains a lot of good information
Full Story)
Social Engineering Has Produced Killer Kids Article by Richard Lessner, Manchester, New Hampshire, Union Leader August 12, 1998
Full Story
A letter from a non-custodial father to his son
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See also:
Extended Family
Family Violence
Sex Education
Sex
Education
By Barbara Dafoe Whitehead (on the failure of sex education)
Sex Education
By Walter Schneider
A page for teens that are not being taught what they should be taught, namely that indiscriminate sex and
promiscuity are devastating, unhealthy and even deadly.
The
White Rose
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