The Black Book of the New Left: Gender ideology or cultural subversion by Agustín Laje Arrigoni & Nicolás Márquez

Author:Agustín Laje Arrigoni & Nicolás Márquez [Laje Arrigoni, Agustín]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-07-06T07:00:00+00:00

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The Argentine feminist organizations have their big annual

event, the so-called “Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres” [National

Women’s Meeting], a three-day meeting (where workshops are held

such as the “Strategies for legal, safe and free access to abortion” or

“Women and lesbian activism”) that congregates the feminists of the

country and that is characterized by the strong disturbances and

acts of violence that these lead to the closing of the activity, when

they participate in a multitudinous march. At the end of 2015, for

example, the city chosen for the 30th National Encounter of Women

was Mar del Plata, in which feminists headed for the Cathedral

escorted by men and women of the Leninist Marxist Revolutionary

Party and the group H.I.J.O.S (which congregates sons of guerrillas

and leftist terrorists of the 70s), with the object of throwing against

it and against catholics within flares, incendiary devices and glass

bottles. Those who tried to prevent feminists from continuing

destroying the temple, told the press that it was “A violence never

seen. They broke the Cathedral fences and our women and children

ran to the inside to pray for everyone… Thanks to the Virgin who

protected us, we were able to resist the attempt of setting fire to the

Cathedral. And when they were at least 5,000 or 6,000

demonstrators of Marxist left parties, Trotskyists, Leninists, etc.,

who assaulted us without disgust, Infantry finally arrived”.281 It was

also known that a feminist group attacked an old man that was

praying inside the Cathedral, hitting him with a blunt object.

To tell the truth, the acts of violence in these feminist events are

not the exception but the rule. In 2014 the city that saw this march

through its streets was Salta, where papal flags and Christian symbols

were lit, slogans were painted on streets, public, private and religious

280 See the financial report of IPPF at http://www.ippf.org/sites/default/files/

financialreport_2014-2015.pdf

281 Digital journal Infobae, “Mar del Plata: incidentes en la marcha central

del XXX Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres”, 12/10/15. Consultado online en:

http://www.infobae.com/2015/10/12/1761663mardelplataincidenteslamarchacentral-del-xxx-encuentro-nacional-mujeres

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buildings. “Mary wanted to have an abortion”, “Jesus does not exist,

Mary had an abortion”, “Abortion is giving life”, “I had an abortion and

I liked it”, “Abort the male”, “We are bad, we can be worse”, “When the

male dies, the rage ends”, “Neither God, nor master, nor husband nor

employer”, “Machete to the male”, are some examples of the slogans

with which they polluted the entire city.282 A group of catholics who

stood in front of a Church and, holding hands, prayed the Rosary,

were assaulted by feminist militants who threw things at them,

painted their bodies, spit on them and insulted them while they

did not respond to the aggressions, they continued praying.283

Feminists ended up burning an image of the Virgin Mary while they

had sex with each other in front of the temple.284 A year before, this

same encounter took place in San Juan, and feminists headed again to

the Cathedral of the city where they found catholics praying the

Rosary, and they draw in their bodies swastikas and mustaches on

their faces with spray, without these being unfazed.285 In Córdoba in

2007, exactly the same: stones against people that prayed in the

Cathedral, paintings and also bottles with human urine and other

debris were thrown against catholics.

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