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| politics. Brian is a very rare person. He is genuine. In April, he stopped a man from savagely beating a woman on a downtown roadway. Hundreds of passersby just stood by and gawked. Recently I ran into Brian, and learned why he and Nancy had moved away. It seems Brian had a mid-life crisis. He had fallen into a deep depression and couldn't work. Perhaps the stress of operating a small business for 20 years had caught up to him. "Many times it was, if you don't get the job, you don't eat," he said. After five months of depression, Nancy secretly got a restraining order and a month later, she ordered him out of the house. She told him she couldn't cope with his depression. She told the police she was "afraid of his temper." While he waited in the police car handcuffed like a common thief, a cop said he should be thankful. She could have falsely accused him of assault and put him in prison for weeks. In 24 years of marriage, Brian never hit Nancy. Sure he had a temper and occasionally raised his voice. So did she. It was a normal part of family life. Nancy had been "his best friend." Brian forgives Nancy and makes excuses for her. His causes must have taken a toll on her. For example, they had received death threats for his defiance of a local biker gang. But the biggest factor was a neighbor who had just split up, and filled Nancy's head with feminist dogma. Nancy told him: "I bet you never thought that sucky little Nancy would become a strong independent woman." Brian had always consulted Nancy but she never took much interest in decision-making. Now she pretends to enjoy "calling the shots." He notices that she has become aggressive and abrasive. In court, criminals get better treatment than Brian did for "having a temper." A husband and father, he was considered an enemy of society. He lost the fruits of a lifetime: his children and his home. "It was all rubber-stamped," Brian said. "The lawyers and judge didn't give a damn. My lawyer said justice was just a word." He was left with a few tools, clothes and books. Tears welled up in Brian's eyes when he told the judge: "All I ever wanted was to be a knight in shining armor. Instead I'm Satan himself." Back in his apartment, he cried over the loss of his children: "the floodgates really opened up." During the school year, Brian looked after the children more than Nancy who was a schoolteacher. "I miss getting the children up in the morning, even when they are cranky," he says. Nancy's betrayal shocked Brian out of his depression. He still sees his children who seem to be managing. He is getting work, dating and trying to put his life back together. The novelty of being an "independent woman" is beginning to wear off for Nancy. She is overwhelmed with work and parenting, and the children say she is always yelling. Women are being hoodwinked into thinking they want power. Power is the wrong kind of fuel for them; eventually their engines start to sputter. They need male love expressed as male power. A feminist with six children will have a hard time finding it. Many people ask me what we can do about the New World Order. Make no mistake, domestic violence and family laws are the vanguard of the NWO. The Rockefeller "think tanks" have ordered the destruction of the nuclear family by smashing paternal authority. The object is to decrease population and to foster dysfunction so we cannot resist servitude. The protection of women is not the real agenda. Where families are concerned, the totalitarian state has arrived. If a couple is overheard having an argument, a neighbor can phone the police who will take the husband away. (See my web site www.zerotolerancesucks.com for case histories.) Many opportunistic and naïve feminists, lawyers and politicians are being used to advance this evil agenda. They are basically good people who cannot be comfortable with this. We must ask them to reconsider. I encourage people to form small groups and meet regularly for mutual support and action. (The NWO wants us to be isolated.) We should remind judges, the press and politicians that they have been subverted. We should demand changes in domestic violence and family laws. At election time, we should call politicians to task. We cannot stop the attack on Iraq. We can stop the attack on families. As men we can stand up and resist tyranny. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Henry Makow, is the inventor of the board game Scruples, and the author of A Long Way to go for a Date. He received his Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Toronto in 1982 and lives in Winnipeg. He welcomes your feedback and ideas at henrym@mts.net. Visit Henry's web site at http://www.savethemales.ca/ |
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| NWO Tyranny: Men are Being Kicked in the Teeth Brian's family was the last one I expected to break up. They had six children ages 7-18 and were active in the pro-life movement. They had been married 24 years. Brian, 46, handsome and disheveled, was a carpenter. He quit grad studies in city planning because he couldn't stand the |