Father's Day Reflections in a World of Fatherlessness
It's Father's Day today, the first one in my life in which I cannot call my father to wish him a Happy Father’s Day.
On this Father’s Day, I am deeply missing my own father, even though I was blessed to have him in my life for nearly five decades. I miss being able to visit or call him and share some laughs with him about what's going on in my life, and to seek his advice regarding areas in my life that could benefit from paternal guidance.
Can you fathom the calamitous plight of the millions of young children who have been deprived of this vital relationship, cruelly alienated from their fathers (and sometimes mothers too) by an unjust system that is obsessed with destroying families and creating an entire generation of orphans condemned to a life of dependency on state?
To all the degenerate individuals out there who are part of this unprecedented assault on fatherhood:
I order you in G-d’s Name to CEASE AND DESIST.
Days are coming in which you and your cohorts will stand to judgment for your attack on humanity and on innocent children.
Your depraved acts are not unnoticed by our Father in heaven.
Please recall the final words of our Prophets (Malachi 3:23-24):
“Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and awesome day of the Lord, so that He may turn the heart of the fathers back to the children, and the heart of the children back to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with utter destruction.”
Do you understand the message here?
The closing words of Nevi’im is solemnly warning us that the alienation of children from their fathers results in “utter destruction.”
There is nothing good about parental alienation. It must stop. Now.
Please heed the prophet’s urgent call and do all you can to stop parental alienation wherever it rears its ugly head.
Don’t wait for Elijah the Prophet to fix this mess. YOU can be a modern-day Elijah by helping to reunite children with their fathers.
By doing so, you’ll be bringing Redemption to the world.
When you talk about how the state does this, I realize that this is something the African American community has dealt with for generations. From housing projects, welfare, jobs that pay extremely low wages, such as teacher assistants, and the massive incarceration of black men, the go v. has taken away a community's autonomy. Now that they've done such a good job on that community, they are going after the next and then the next.
Yes, Likewise; We miss our fathers!