by Matteo Castagna
Vittorio Messori in “Thinking History” (ed. Pauline) he tells us that “once upon a time there were workers who were all working, socialist faith and trade union; and there was a bad master. One day, the workers went on strike and barricaded themselves in the factory. Someone (the master himself, from what is said) he set the fire and 129 women met with atrocious deaths. It was March 8th 1908, a New York. Two years later, the legendary German feminist Clara Zetkin proposed, at the Socialist Congress in Copenhagen, than March 8th, in memory of those social martyrs, was proclaimed "International Women's Day".
Very touching story, read many times in books and newspapers, made the topic of rallies, of propaganda pamphlets, of watchwords for parades and events: first of feminism and then of everyone. And, moving story. With only one flaw; which is false. Oh yeah, no epic women's strike, no fires occurred 8 March of 1908, a New York. Who, In the 1911 (when "Women's Day" had already been established), if you really want to sift through newspapers, it burned, due to accidental causes, a factory, there were deaths, but they were of both sexes. Trade unionism and strikes had nothing to do with it. And not even the month of March.
Pretty embarrassing to find out recently (and by unsuspected and disappointed feminists) that the mythical 8 March is based on a fake that, apparently, it was developed by the communist press during the Cold War, even inventing the precise number of dead women: 129. But it is also extraordinary to see how plagiaristic the very culture that is most called "critical" is., who looks with pity (for example) who still takes seriously those "ancient oriental legends" that are Christmas, Easter, other Christian celebrations.
E, so, to someone who made fun of yours, of religious festivals and practices (mass, processions, pilgrimages), try to remind him how many 8 March took seriously, without ever bothering to go and check who was behind it".
Very touching story, read many times in books and newspapers, made the topic of rallies, of propaganda pamphlets, of watchwords for parades and events: first of feminism and then of everyone. And, moving story. With only one flaw; which is false. Oh yeah, no epic women's strike, no fires occurred 8 March of 1908, a New York. Who, In the 1911 (when "Women's Day" had already been established), if you really want to sift through newspapers, it burned, due to accidental causes, a factory, there were deaths, but they were of both sexes. Trade unionism and strikes had nothing to do with it. And not even the month of March.
Pretty embarrassing to find out recently (and by unsuspected and disappointed feminists) that the mythical 8 March is based on a fake that, apparently, it was developed by the communist press during the Cold War, even inventing the precise number of dead women: 129. But it is also extraordinary to see how plagiaristic the very culture that is most called "critical" is., who looks with pity (for example) who still takes seriously those "ancient oriental legends" that are Christmas, Easter, other Christian celebrations.
E, so, to someone who made fun of yours, of religious festivals and practices (mass, processions, pilgrimages), try to remind him how many 8 March took seriously, without ever bothering to go and check who was behind it".
There is news recently that Sara Fernanda Giromini, in arte “Sara Winter”, founder in 2012 of the so-called Femen (the feminists) in Brazil, all piercing and masculinity, he declared: “This new pregnancy paved the way for my conversion: «The pain of the abortion was devastating, I certainly didn't believe in God, but he believed in me...I was pregnant again and suddenly I realized that God was giving me a second chance". He writes in the book Bitch, no! The seven times I was betrayed by feminism :“I regret having had an abortion and today I ask for forgiveness”.
“Yesterday my son ( the second) turned one month old and my life took on new meaning. As I write, he sleeps peacefully in my lap. It's the best feeling in the world.". And he adds: "Please, women who desperately want an abortion, think carefully about this: I suffered deeply for having done so, I don't want the same for you". Denying his past he explains: «I have seen the feminist movement act as a shield for pedophiles…For them, women are useful objects for AIZhate against the Christian religion, hatred against men, hatred against the beauty of women, hatred against the balance of families".
This testimony is, perhaps one more reason to reflect, on the occasion of the celebration of a "fake date", about the courage of women like her, which like many, including all those who, not without effort, they do their duty well every day, as wives, mothers, sante, scientists, they should be celebrated all year round. Long live women!
SOURCE – http://www.veronanews.net/viva-le-donne-non-l8-marzo/
