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hussainishahid -> RE: Female Supremacy Literature? (4/30/2012 7:03:07 PM)
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A couple of years ago, I pulled a bunch of content off of Elise Sutton's site, and then uploaded it onto a blog until I got bored. The blog was taken down, but here's the raw data from it. If you want to know what Ms. Sutton's about, check there.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ttz7jykpy6d3ssw
As far as real Female Supremacy literature goes, I would have to suggest this:
It Takes a Village to Raise a Child - Hillary Rodham Clinton
It's not sexy, but give it some thought. You'll eventually realize, as I did, that Center-Left politics, with an emphasis on high (UK style) family subsidies (welfare for single mothers) and widened access to low cost, but good quality healthcare, will do more to help our beloved sisters, than showering them with worthless sex slaves ever would.
Also, depending on how into this sort of thing you are, you may want to look into The People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran. Odd name, I know, but they're about the closest thing we've got to Female Supremacists right now. Ruling Queen, council of wise women, lady officers, really interesting stuff. Technically, they're still on the State Department's list of Terror organizations, but if you're REALLY into Female Supremacy, that shouldn't make much of a difference. They're always looking for new blood.
http://www.ncr-iran.org/en/
http://www.mojahedin.org/pagesen/index.aspx
Those are some of their websites. If you live near San Fransisco you'll have better luck meeting a representative of theirs in person.
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