Feminism & The Biosecurity State — Letter From A Father
Jon Shields (pseudonym)
Winter / Spring 2021
Dear Mary,
I’m writing this letter to help you understand. I believe it will require a considerable effort on your part to achieve new insights and to liberate yourself from your habitual ways of thinking, from whatever you’ve been used to and from what you have taken as life’s givens.
Mary, as I said in a text message in September, we haven’t met since February 19th (2020). That’s a very long time without contact between parents and their children. For many years now, I’ve also noticed that you have seemed to want to limit your contact with me, that you were angry with me, and that you didn’t want to see me very often. But after the COVID-19 crisis in 2020 (the «pandemic»), this has become ever more apparent to me, probably because the crisis with its associated fearmongering has activated unsolved problems, both yours and mine.
If you’ve been angry with me, that’s ok. It is acceptable to be angry with someone. Society tends to suppress this emotion because it is considered inappropriate. Society is not always right. We need to find out why we are angry, if possible. But most of all, we need to avoid getting attached to our anger. We've made it ourselves, and therefore we can let it go. Let us also keep in mind the difference between anger and aggression. The former is an emotion; the latter, a type of behavior. Emotions come and go, a bit like clouds do. They should be allowed to.
As a matter of principle, I’ve never spoken to you about your mother even though I’ve been angry with her. Yes, there was a lot to be angry about. As I see it, I need to tell you a bit about it now. I believe you need a clearer view of how you were brought up. That’s why I now have to include her in the analysis. I really wish I didn’t have to do this. Here is your main problem: Your mother has taken advantage of you by establishing a relationship with you based on her needs, not yours. (I will explain below.) This began early, when you were a child, and has continued to this day. It is difficult to change things at this late stage.