The Feminist War On Women
By
Lisette Muntslag
“The most awful thing that can happen to a
person, is being uprooted from their natural habitat and considered less than
an animal in a strange land.”
Feminists
cry war on women. They advocate sex without responsibility. Anything and
everything goes. If it feels good do it, if something goes wrong blame it on men?
Under the guise of “a woman’s right to choose” feminists justify the killing of
the unborn as a human right. Feminists demand equality for LGBT’s but
government dependency for women with children. Feminists want to be free from
oppression but they engage in the oppression of others.
I ran
away from the social welfare system of Amsterdam, the Netherlands that had
hijacked my life. I left without my daughter because I didn’t want to expose
her to the uncertainty. After four years of living in the shadows in New York
City, I was introduced to this ugly reality when I turned to Amsterdam. During
my New York stint I was able to make my own decisions, be self-reliant and
function normally. For the sake of my daughter, I decided to return but I ended
right back in cruel clutches of this system of dependency. A bunch of
tormenters employed by the government again tried to dictate my life. This
time, I came up-close and personal with women who despised women with children.
Making
my own decisions was out of the question, I had to be re-educated on how things
worked in the Netherlands. That’s when I became aware that the “single women
with children had to be in the kitchen” dependent on the government from the
cradle to the grave was the milestone of Dutch feminism. I had already debunked the false notion that I was incapable of
living my life without being dependent on the welfare system. Women from
Suriname in the Netherlands, accepted this oppression and social exclusion as
normal but to me it was not. Things began to unravel slowly but surely because
I defied the authority these women who tried to dictate my life. My defiance
resistance to this oppression turned me into persona-non-grata.
When I
complaint about the abuse the city Ombudsman,
Jewish feminist and member of the Dutch labor Party (PVDA)
asserted that, “women in my position had no choice, I had to put up, shut up,
accept my condition and be thankful that I had enough to eat, no other
government in the world took such good care of people.” Feminist Hedy D’Ancona who
was Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport for the same party ignored my
complaint and did nothing. PVDA Minister of Interior Ien Dales , forwarded
my complaint to Hugo Fernandes Mendes the director of “minority affairs” at
that, but who again didn’t do a thing. They all belonged to the same party and
call themselves Social Democrats.
Hell
broke loose when I filed a sexual harassment complaint against a male feminist was
covered up and exposed the hypocrisy of the female feminists. They took the lead to intimidate and prevent
me from taking this misconduct and violence against my person to the public.
According to them “I didn’t have the right to jeopardize their financial interest,
and nobody would believe a Surinamese woman like me, my life would never be
safe if I appeared on national television
.” Like the said I had to put-up and shut-up.
A
couple of years later Angela Davis was
invited to Amsterdam. I attended two of the meetings to listen to the black
feminist perspective on women’s issues. When the women’s organizations
representatives in attendance were asked about the position of women in the
Netherlands, I was expecting to hear from the experts but the only thing that
came out of their mouth was, “we want to attend the U.N. Conference on Women in
Beijing but we don’t have the money.” Their silence about the condition of
women in the Netherlands was very telling.
In the
Netherlands, Philomena Essed who wrote
Everyday Racism
and Gloria Wekker whose
Politics of Passion in
which she glorifies lesbianism as part of Afro-Surinamese culture, perpetuating
the age old stereotype of women of African descent in the diaspora as
one-dimensional brainless creatures and published by Columbia
University press, are considered experts on women’s
issues. Like Angela Davies these two experts share the same political ideology
as their white counter parts, which influences government policy and wreaks
havoc on the lives of other women who are not feminist.
Since
I very busy in the private sector, I really missed what was happening in
women’s movement in the United States the first time I was in exile. When I
came back to New York in 1999, however, I began paying attention what was
governing the land of the free and home of the brave. The incestuous and
elitist atmosphere at the events I, attended during the U.N. "Women 2000: gender equality,
development and peace for the twenty-first century" in New
York City, made me very uncomfortable. I didn’t know what to make of it but
soon after I applied for political asylum I began to detect things that were
familiar. It was a very nerve wrecking time but I couldn’t turn back the clock.
When Pim Fortuyn broke
the conspiracy of silence and challenged the multicultural apartheid and
radicalization of Muslims in the Netherlands, he automatically put those women
in the spotlight….the Social Democrats and feminist cadre immediately went into
damage control mode. They used Hirsi Ali as
their poster child to look good and discredit Pim Fortuyn, who in essence
challenged the liberal establishment for using the welfare system as a means to
enslave women with children. Calling Pim Fortuyn, a racist, sexist,
anti-immigrant, right-wing extremist, fascist, Dutch Hitler and danger to
minorities was very disturbing as I watched the drama unfold from a distance. But
this article The liberal as oppressor
and victim by Dutch author Bart Croughs enabled
me to get a grasp on this dynamic that I was still trying to understand.
“The liberals play
different roles at the same time. Some only play the role of victim: a black
lesbian woman in a wheelchair for instance is a fourfold victim. Others only
play the role of oppressor: a healthy white heterosexual male is a fourfold
oppressor. Many liberals play both roles. A white woman for instance: as a
woman she plays the role of victim, and as a white she plays the role of
oppressor. Here we see two souls living in the same chest.” “There are also
people who don't wish to play their predetermined role: they refuse to play the
game. The man who is predetermined to play the role of oppressor, but refuses
to play his part, is banned from the intellectual community. He is called
'reactionary' or 'fascist'.” “For instance: a white homosexual man who as a
homosexual plays the role of victim, but refuses as a white male to play the role
of oppressor. He is half good, half reactionary. The liberal gets very confused
by this kind of person: they don't fit into his system.” “But the liberal gets
really scared by the people who are predetermined to play the role of victim,
but bluntly refuse to do so.”
Pim
Fortuyn was assassinated in the Netherlands on May 6, 2002 because of his
political opinion and 6 months later my appeal for asylum in the United States
was sabotaged for the same reason. He challenged the oppression of minority
women in the Netherlands and I applied for political asylum in the United
States to be free from that oppression. Christina Hoff-Sommers Who Stole Feminism?: How
Women Have Betrayed Women, gave me insight into the women’s
movement in the United States….very creepy. The 2004 March for Women’s Lives in
Washington D.C. brought me face-to-face with the extremism of women in the US. The
hatred for women with children was on full display….protesters told me to my
face that they didn’t want to be run over by women with children. “There were no violent incidents, despite the Washington Post's Hank
Steuver referring to it as "aggressive and even occasionally, almost
delightfully, profane."
This
2005 New York Times article, was a
continuation of the damage control after the unconscionable betrayal of Pim
Fortuyn. The article glorifies Hirsi Ali who became a Dutch citizen by asylum fraud
because of the special rights the sexual organ obsessed feminists put place for
their favorite “victim” group….if this “Migrants from the former Dutch colony of
Suriname were the problem immigrants of the 1970's, with high crime levels. Now
they are classed among the success stories of Dutch immigration”, was true I
would not be running away from the party, come to the United State and suffer
the same indignities. Hirsi Ali who became a Dutch citizen by fraud had more
legal protection in the Netherlands than I did thanks to the Social Democrats
and the feminist cadre. She received her green card in a private ceremony
months after Department of Homeland Security (USCIS) declared
me to be a fugitive from the law who was evading sentencing. She became a U.S. citizen a week
after (ICE) New York,
threatened me with deportation. Confirming once again that in liberal democracy
some lives are worth more than others and that freedom and liberty is only for
some.
The
Western world enabled Feminism to
flourish into a corrupt and murderous cult, only interested in power and
privileges for some women at the expense of others.
* Hillary
Clinton called “equal rights for women and girls the
“great unfinished business of the 21st century.” Who are the women and
girls she is talking about? In the United States Hillary Clinton is considered
the number one person to step up and advocate for the expansion of the
unsustainable European style welfare state as explained in Uncle Sam’s Plantation
by Star Parker that is already enslaving black women with children. In The
Decline of Males, Lionel Tiger, posits the
troubling paradigm which he labels “bureaugamy. A new trinity: a woman, a
child, and a bureaucrat.”
As a
mother of a beautiful daughter I am pro-family, in honor of the woman who
brought me into this world. Since
feminism doesn’t have my human dignity and well-being at heart, I should not be
forced to pledge allegiance to this foreign and deviant agent of death and
destruction. The slogan women’s right are human rights, is a hype to disguise
the dictatorial women who pose as liberators of women while advocating
everything that is adverse and detrimental to women who are not feminist.
Economic
exploitation, oppression and enslavement through to the might of the government
is the feminist war on women….!
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