So, another International Women’s Day has come and gone, and the usual plethora of dubious statistics, socialist ideology, and tendentious history, coupled with unrelenting virtue signalling, back-slapping, and the obligatory passive aggression, has been foisted on an innocent and unsuspecting public. And once again women the world over have fallen for the idea that International Women’s Day is simply a celebration of women and their achievements – and not the public face of a radical movement intent on overthrowing almost everything the average woman (or man) holds dear.
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