JustPearlyThings - June 28, 2023


Anti - Feminist Author EXPOSES True Origin Of BIRTH CONTROL


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7 minutes

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178.79967

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1,287

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81


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00:00:00.000 No, I had a girl on my show say she, she did a sex spell on someone. Like she placed a spell
00:00:05.120 on an ex, but this girl was crazy. I was like, you did what? You're connecting a lot of dots here.
00:00:10.660 I'm not even gonna. And now, now you said a brave, a brave new world. What's that about?
00:00:16.460 So that the brave new world is after suffrage, we're heading into the 1920s and we go through
00:00:24.100 this giant societal change where if you think of the 1920s, you think of the great Gatsby, you think
00:00:30.320 of like flapper girls, right? This is the first time women had short hair, shorter dresses. They're
00:00:36.220 going to parties. They're partying with the guys. They're smoking, they're drinking. It was kind of
00:00:41.820 the first mini sexual revolution. And this is around the time that they started developing birth
00:00:46.920 control, diaphragms, and then later birth control pills. And I talk about Margaret Sanger and her
00:00:54.040 involvement in the development of the birth control pill and the establishment of planned
00:00:58.860 parenthood. And that chapter was really tough on me to write. I had days where I would be so mad
00:01:05.380 or I would cry because a lot of it was lies. A lot of how they got, you know, planned parenthood
00:01:15.220 established in the United States, how they got the birth control pill created and marketed to women.
00:01:21.380 They used a ton of lies, just so much false information, propaganda, marketing that wasn't
00:01:29.040 true. And in the book, I talk a lot about it. So if you want the full story, just go ahead and
00:01:33.980 pick up a copy and read it. But basically they told this lie that women all over were just getting
00:01:40.580 pregnant and they were having, oh, they had 13, 14, 15 babies by the time they were 20 and they were just
00:01:47.340 dying in childbirth. And they made it sound like this crisis, like this, um, female health crisis.
00:01:55.160 Wait, and it's the same system. It's the same. I feel, I think in systems, I don't know how to
00:02:02.100 describe the way I think, but it's the same system of using like something, a horrible story to control
00:02:08.960 women. Right. So what they would say, this is the horrible thing that's happening. We need abortion
00:02:15.080 to be legal. Yes. So what you're referring to, and when you say you think in systems, that's very
00:02:20.440 smart. Um, it's called the Hegelian dialectic and it's synthesis and to, uh, no thesis antithesis
00:02:30.040 synthesis. So you create a problem, you market that there's a big problem going on. You get everybody
00:02:37.000 upset and worried about it. Then you present a solution and then you integrate those. And
00:02:42.380 then you are now in control and steering society in the way that you want it to go. And this
00:02:47.600 is like a very old, very well-practiced, uh, type of thing that, that people in power do
00:02:55.160 all the time. And, uh, right around this time in history, they were really perfecting marketing
00:03:01.420 and propaganda. And we had radio, which was a new medium. It was the first like social media,
00:03:06.920 really. It was the first like mass media, uh, thing that we had was radio. And, um, you could
00:03:13.780 say the printing press was first, but then radio was the next big thing. So this is in the twenties
00:03:19.020 and the thirties when people have radios were in the interwar period between world war one and world
00:03:24.780 war two. And you have Margaret Sanger kind of handpicked by the establishment to be the face
00:03:31.320 of these things. Um, and they kind of used her as their little propaganda lady because she had been
00:03:37.720 a nurse for a very short period of time. She was not, she really didn't have any credentials of any
00:03:43.700 kind other than she was willing to do this work. And she was pretty good at public speaking and they
00:03:48.860 could kind of put her out there and, and use her for marketing. A lot of times there's like men
00:03:54.140 behind these movements, but they use women as a pawn. Absolutely. Yeah, definitely. So it was like
00:04:01.440 left wing, it would have been like left wing liberalizing type of men who were, who were really
00:04:06.880 behind this and backing it. And she worked with all of the same doctors who ended up being doctors in
00:04:13.960 the Nazi action T for euthanasia program. So the birth control pill is deeply entwined with
00:04:21.600 eugenics. Uh, so is abortion like medicalized abortion, Planned Parenthood, the same people who
00:04:27.560 were pushing this and developing birth control are the same ones who wanted eugenics in Europe. They
00:04:32.280 wanted, you know, racial hygiene. Uh, they wanted to get rid of anybody who, you know, was below a certain
00:04:38.740 IQ or had any sort of deformity or any kind of inheritable flaw that they didn't like. Uh, birth
00:04:45.640 control was a big part of this. And then also this Malthusian idea of overpopulation, which now has
00:04:52.220 been proven to be baloney. We now are in a birth rate crisis and we're suffering a population collapse
00:04:59.500 due to all these things. But at that time, the narrative they were pushing was, you know, this is
00:05:05.480 before total industrialization of food when you still had more poverty and hunger issues than we
00:05:10.520 do now. And they would say, there's not enough food for all the people. And if we don't do something
00:05:15.500 about the population, there's going to be way too many people. And we're going to have billions of
00:05:19.620 people starving to death. So they're, they're saying this is terrible for women and that childbirth and
00:05:24.840 motherhood, uh, destroys women's bodies. It's unhealthy. Um, it's killing them and it's enslaving them.
00:05:32.300 Women will never be free if they have to just sit there and pop out babies. And this is when,
00:05:37.280 because I have five kids, people call me lovely things like baby factory, um, you know, say, oh,
00:05:43.160 you don't know how to do anything except sit there and pop out babies. And now you're trying to peddle
00:05:47.080 some crazy book. You know, this is where you get these ideas. This is where the propaganda starts,
00:05:53.400 where motherhood becomes negative, right? They start associating a lot of negative things with
00:05:58.580 motherhood. You're overpopulating the planet. You're contributing to all the bad things in
00:06:03.340 society because there's too many people and this is a problem and you need to stop and you should
00:06:08.220 have less kids. Um, so they create birth control and market it as a solution to these problems. Um,
00:06:16.460 and same people involved, it's the Rockefeller Foundation funding all of this stuff, um, just like
00:06:22.620 they did with women's studies. So yeah, that's the, the brave new world is when they start really
00:06:29.420 taking control of reproduction in order to control women and discourage motherhood and say, no, you need
00:06:35.360 to be a career woman. So this is when that propaganda really started and you and I, you're much younger
00:06:41.300 than me, but both of us were raised with this beat into our heads from the time we're toddlers.
00:06:47.620 Yeah. You've got to be a career woman. You have to have your own money. Uh, if you depend on a man,
00:06:53.740 all these bad things could happen. What if he leaves you? What if he cheats on you? What if he
00:06:58.640 beats you up? Men are very oppressive and violent. You can't trust them and you have to have your own
00:07:03.140 money and your own security. And if you have all these kids, oh, you're just a, you're a victim
00:07:08.940 and you're stuck and you can't go anywhere and you can't.