Saturday, April 14, 2012

Secret Service Booty Call



More making whores out of women news from the Obama Administration on the front pages of newspapers today.

The Secret Service?

Think they brought a supply of morning after pills?


It sounds like it was a heck of a party as members of the military are now being implicated.

Shocked, they were, positively shocked, when the women wanted money on the way out the door. Men are certainly not accustomed to that in the United States.

When one individual did not want to pay for the services, there was a lot of commotion at the hotel, and the whole thing imploded.

What the heck happened to the intelligence, self-respect and self-esteem of women?

I couldn't bring myself to follow the degradation of motherhood in the press by the White House but I couldn't help to read this looney article when I saw the headlines: "...

working mom debate obscures value of child care"

Mothering our own children is obscuring the value of dropping your children off at warehouses where strangers will plop them in a crib while they juggle feeding and diapering a dozen or two children.

What a bunch of hogwash.

There are many circumstances - in fact most - when women have no choice but to work to bring money into the house so their children can be successful, have what they need. Thankfully, every one I have ever known has is riveted by the necessity to have to hand their children over to strangers in a warehouse. From the moment they drop them off, to the moment they pick them up, they are acutely aware of the negative impact to their formation, intimacy - the missed moments and milestones.

Can't they see that their greatest gifts are being turned into semen receptacles for men who want to use them to relieve themselves? Force feeding them the crackpot notion they are liberating themselves from mothering their own children.

What madness.



The darkness that poses a real threat to mankind, after all, is the fact that he can see and investigate tangible material things, but cannot see where the world is going or whence it comes, where our own life is going, what is good and what is evil. The darkness enshrouding God and obscuring values is the real threat to our existence and to the world in general. If God and moral values, the difference between good and evil, remain in darkness, then all other “lights”, that put such incredible technical feats within our reach, are not only progress but also dangers that put us and the world at risk. —POPE BENEDICT XVI, Easter Vigil Homily, April 7th, 2012

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