Lenore Skenazy - The Worlds Worst Mother - Sydney Opera House

This is Lenore speaking up against the neurotic methods of family functioning, by neurotic families and the sources of the poison that feed them.

I had the last copy of this video in the world and it's good enough to be worth saving, and resposting.

So Lenore now has a copy, the Internet Archive has a copy, Bitchute has a copy and MGTOW TV has a copy.

Lenore did this big bullshit trip of "Oh it does not matter if it vanishes into the mists of time" type crap so I had to explain to her the significance of this speech.


I am not doing a big suck job on you - simply because you are almost as gorgeous as what I am...


The monumental importance of YOUR talk at the Sidney Opera House is:

1. It changed history.

2. It is a FULL and THOROUGH discussion of the subject.

3. It has historical relevance - especially for those who have not seen it.

4. It's not entirely - but it is MOSTLY a pivotal point in the lives of many people.

5. So it has Personal, Cultural and Historical significance.

6. AND it ought to be up on your website AS a prominent FEATURE.

And to get away from this ego shit, of "Me Me Me - Aren't I fabulous!" - There is non of this in it...

It's look at the comprehensive and cohesive package of information that is being carried.

So yes, YOU are important AND what you have done, IS very important.

As soon as I find it, (fingers crossed), I will send it too you.

It was YOUR time in the sun, and it's very important, that it is kept alive and accessable for so many other people, past, present and in the future.

AND when you post it on your website, encourage people to download it.

I myself converted it into MP3 and carry it on my phone with a LOT Of other peoples work and talks and speeches etc.,

It's worth confronting the NEUROTICISIM and DYSFUNCTION of society... and giving people the tools to understand why they are so fucked up and so crazy, based upon the family and culture that they came from.


Your talk is an essential recovery tool.

Regards

Shane.