Our actions are governed by our cultural set of Principles, Beliefs and Values.
To understand our heritage we must know the cultures that were imported into Canada.
EVOLUTION of PRINCIPLES - BELIEFS - VALUES
THE EXCEPTION WERE THE METIS AND CANADIAN INDIAN CULTURES
SOCIAL ENGINEERING WAS EMPLOYED IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
Culture is our way of living our life.
Culture is our way of viewing things.
Culture is our way of communicating.
SOCIAL ENGINEERING is an attempt by Government, or private groups to change or engineer the views and behavior of citizens. In short; it is the art and science of manipulating people.
The rules of social engineering are:
Social engineering is best employed by positions of authority, like teachers, politicians or judges.
Social engineering is a matter of presentation of philosophy. A need to avoid things that can be proven or disproved.
Social engineering is swaying large groups of people by emotional demagoguery.
Social engineering is an intuitive sense of personality to know when to use emotions like fear or anger, behavior from assertiveness or complete insecurity.
Social engineering is knowing when to flirt vs. ignore.
Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) the Fuhrer of the Third Reich, marched the German peoples, into great crimes against humanity, by using social engineering, to alter the people principles, beliefs and values. Most German people believed and embraced the politically correct views tabled by the Third Reich.
As a young man I couldn't understand how millions of Germans including their judges, teachers and religious could march to the drum of the Third Reich. Having lived through the Liberal 'CULTURE OF ENTITLEMENT' I now know.
Culture is driven by our principles, beliefs and values that determine our perceptions,
attitudes, expectations, language, interactions and patterns of our existence.
Beliefs are basic 'assumptions' of right and wrong.
Beliefs and values shape and mold a culture more than any other factor.
They however should not be accepted as true without definitive proof.
Values on the other hand are important viewpoints or references for ways of doing things.
The absence of European beliefs and values in the Peoples culture
is seen as evidence of the inferiority of the people of
America.
Europeans believed in annihilation or assimilation
they have little room for accommodation.
The Europeans after centuries of war believed that might is right
military superiority has the right to destroy other cultures.
THE HISTORY OF
MARRIAGE IN CANADA (added May 2012)
Marriage appears to be the building blocks of Canadian culture from our very
beginning.
When I say Canadian culture it includes pre-European involvement to modern
times, and for Canada as a territory. We are
a part of our collective history from all parts of the world.
Aboriginal peoples believed that marriage was between one man and one woman
before the community to the exclusion of all others, for life.
I have not found the inclusion of the Great Spirit (God) in
the marriage process but that doesn’t say it didn’t exist.
The interesting thing is most ancient marriages throughout the world were of
this type of community or family type of marriages.
‘Heterosexual Marriages’ was the
norm among aboriginal peoples.
The introduction of the French into Canada they believed in the ‘Fundamental
Principle’ that marriage was between one man and one woman and God to the
exclusion of all others, for life. Who
officiated at a marriage ceremony was a power struggle between civil authority
and religious authority from about 1215 into the 20 century. Therefore;
‘Heterosexual Marriages’ was the
norm among French Canadians.
‘Country Marriages’ sprung up
because of a lack of religious or civil authority, especially in Indian
Territory. These marriages did not
violate the ‘Fundamental Principle’; Only the power struggle remained but was eventually resolved in the courts of
the land that affirmed ‘Country Marriages’ were as valid as ‘Religious
Marriages’ or ‘Civil Marriages’. Most ‘Country Marriage’
became what they call ‘Getting
Churched’ at the first opportunity because some religious fanatics refused
to baptized the children unless the parents were married by a priest. Some
even refused marriages of French to those they called savages.
‘Panis (slave) Marriages’ were
another early form of marriage practiced by the French usually between Indian
Girl slaves and Frenchmen. They were
however ‘Heterosexual Marriages’ but
with a difference, some were ‘Child
Marriage’ some were not consensual. Not being consensual is an invalid
marriage to some. Some
so called 'normal marriages' were as young as 12 years old. Most however were for life unless the girls were abused then they
returned home to their family. The Panis Girls seem to accept this
arrangement but one said she would only be with one man and I presumed she
rejected the marriage of convince.
Then along came the Hudson Bay Company and a new form of marriage was introduced
into Canada;
‘Marriage of Convince’ became the
norm among these people and their aboriginal families. When a HBC man transferred to another post or returned to England or
Scotland he abandoned his family. He
was responsible to find her another marriage partner or pay for his abandoned
family’s expenses. Some will argue
this was Company policy and they had no choice but to abandon family or desert
to the NWC or other French companies. However
the English or Scottish employed with the NWC followed the HBC’s ‘Marriage
of Convince’ policy where as the French employees did not. For the first
time the Community, Civil Authority nor Church Authority was involved in the
marriage and defiantly not God. This type of marriage was back door
legalized through the Income Tax Act and some jurisdictions included legislation
since 1990's under the name Common Law Marriages but it varies by Provinces.
‘Bigamous Marriage’ was the next on the Canadian scene not only as a
result of HBC policy but because of wars, or sickness. The shortage of men especially among the Aboriginal peoples resulted in
Bigamous relationships but I haven’t come across ingrained sexual
relationships except among the English or Scottish folks.
‘Homosexual Marriages’ was the
next on the Canadian scene starting in 2003 and concluding in June 20, 2005 with
the Liberal Government ‘Civil Marriage Act’. Canada was only the 4th country to do so in the world.
Those involved prefer to be called ‘Gay Marriages’ or ‘Same Sex
Marriages’.
‘Marriage of Convince’ or Common Law Marriage has yet to be
standardized in Canada.
‘Bigamous Marriage’ has yet to be
legalized in Canada for Muslims or Mormons.
‘Child Marriage’ has yet to be
legalized in Canada for Asian immigrants.
What are the implications of these various forms of
marriages on ‘Heterosexual Marriages’ on the ‘Fundamental Principle’
of marriage but more important on our families and “Canadian
Culture”?
Less that 50% of people enter into marriage in any form; it no longer has a
special meaning.
More than 50% of marriages and unions end in divorce, separation or
disillusionment; roles and responsibilities are lost in the mist of time.
Second, third, fourth or other wives have no rights in law.
Child marriages are tolerated because we don’t want to know.
More families are without children (42.7%) than with children (41.4%)
We kill 100,000 fetuses per year, because fetuses have no human rights and we
have lost the reverence for life
So called Common law families make up 15.5% of families to number 1.4 million families.
Twenty-six per cent of
families with children are headed by a single parent.
Of the 1.4 million
single-parent families, about 20 per cent are headed by men. The number of men
at the head of single-parent families is growing more than twice as fast as the
number of women. Single parent
families struggle with poverty.
The rate of serious crime by females has tripled since 1986 to 2000; it is
attributed to changing debated social factors, in short, cultural changes.
50% of all the same-sex couples live in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.
Marriage is no longer the building blocks of Canadian culture.
‘Marriage of Convince’ has become
the new norm in Canada.
HISTORY OF REAL WOMEN
Motherhood has been classified as the most important job in the world.
Woman’s Liberation has destroyed centuries of Real Womanhood.
Many countries of the world are in a negative population growth due to a lack of
births. The last Japanese to be born
is estimated as 3011 A.D. Europe and
North America is not far behind.
Just what was the ideal woman before Woman’s Liberation?
Natural motherhood was natural birth, natural breastfeeding, on demand, for four
years or as long as the child wanted it, and co-sleeping, until the child was
secure. The baby was the master in
the home and both parents liked it that way.
The norm was cloth diapers and making your own baby food.
Mothers did not enjoy going back to work, if necessity drove them back to
work. She appreciated that she had
reached her full potential creating a loving home environment.
The expression of the time was men made the living and women made the life worth
living.
Woman today fail to provide adequate childcare especially during the critical
brain development period for intellectual potential.
Preschool and daycare has been farmed out to the state and studies
suggest this limits intellectual potential.
No longer is it a primary objective of keeping children healthy, respectful,
instilling good habits, work ethic and self-discipline.
Women trying to achieve their full ‘working’ potential under Woman’s
Liberation feel guilty, stressed and exhausted trying to achieve the Woman’s
Liberation ideals of equality.
Marriage is in decline, and divorce is increasing.
The number of men at the
head of single-parent families is growing more than twice as fast as the number
of women.
Women abort 100,000 babies each year.
Real women are a dying breed.