One of the co-founders of the feminist movement Femen, Oksana Shachko, was foun dead last week in her Paris apartment, in an apparent suicide. Her death didn’t attract much interest, first of all because it has not been blamed on Putin, but most important because the Ukrainian activist had left the movement four years ago - her death is useless since she cannot be made a martyr to the cause.
Oksana Shacko is just one of the women who grew disenfranchised with today’s poisonous feminist movement. In 2014, when she left Femen, Oksana said the feminist movement has ‘lost its purpose’. This makes perfect sense considering that the radical feminist movement started in Kiev as an organization dedicated to fight sex-trafficking in Eastern Europe, which is a real problem as opposed to the frivolous and often ludicrous issues Western feminists concern themselves with.
At about the same time Oksana Shacko severed her ties with the organization, another Femen leader was turning against the radical group which she accused of exploiting women for political purposes.
Sara Fernanda Giromini, founder of the Brazilian Femen branch under the name of Sara Winter, went on to right a book about the dark side of the feminist movement. In the time spent as a leader of the feminist movement, she witnessed first-hand the myriad of ways radical women groups promote sexual promiscuity, an LGBT agenda, abortion and even cover up for pedophiles. The ultimate goal - the destruction of families, something plain obvious to most of us. The book’s name says it all - “Bitch, no! Seven times I was betrayed by Feminis”.
“For the feminist sect women are not the inspiration, they are prime matter in the worst sense of the term. They are convenient objects useful for the purpose of inflaming hatred against the Christian religion, hatred against men, hatred against the beauty of women, hatred against the equilibrium of families. That’s what feminism is, and I can guarantee it is like that because I was on the inside!”
Sara Giromini spoke about the pressure to embrace the liberal gender ideology and become, if not downright lesbian, at least bisexual.
Not surprising, it was the birth of her second child that made her give up on any kind of feminism and become pro-life. It was at that moment that she came to regret, quite bitterly, the fact that she had aborted her first child, in line with the feminist ideology.
Some of the proceeds from her book went to helping real women with real problems, of which there is no shortage in Brazil.
Unfortunately, cases like hers are rare and cultural marxism continues to poison young people with its false agenda and we end up with this:
This is Jess Bradley, Britain's first official ‘transgender students’ officer’, recently suspended from a very lucrative position at the National Union of Students (£24,000 a year), after posting explicit pictures taken in public places on her/his online blog, under the title 'Exhibitionizm'. (Why would someone living as a woman take pride in exposing their male genitalia is beyond me!)