Wacław Leszczyński : Family

Christianity has made the "family a strong God" and its function in the nation and in passing tradition on to the next generations. Both parents taught young children principles of Catholic faith, patriotism, duty, obedience and respect for parents and older people. However, the primary work of raising children rested on a female who was not working outside the home. So a strong emotional bond was formed between her and her children, making the mother’s educational influence on her children important.

The function of the family, and especially women in shaping the views of children, is understood by the enemies of Poland, who want to annihilate it by nationalizing Poles. So they strive to control the minds of their children, making it hard for their parents to rise them in a spirit of patriotic and Christian values. They do this by breaking up Polish families and reducing their influence on the upbringing of children. They strive to do so by supporting divorces, especially by reducing the time spent by mothers. To this end, women were convinced (and this is inactive being done) that the shame for the woman, as Jerzy Urban wrote the communist propagandaist, was to be a “housewives”, taking care of the home and children. That a female equal to a man should besides work professionally, thus pursuing her "desire" of career. In the Polish People's Republic, women were encouraged to do this by posters saying: "Women bricklayer, women stiff, women tractors". The “encouraged” was besides the fact that 1 wage was not adequate to support the household and women had to take up work. any women believed that their top happiness was their “career” and even though husband's earnings are sufficient, they besides “realised” in their professional work. The work of both parents limits the time and conditions for their contact with children and for their appropriate upbringing. In their place, this was to be done by the state - in nurseries, kindergartens and schools.

Children are separated from family, religion and patriotism in Polish-language media. Young people are told that their parents are “unmodern”, not adapted to fresh surviving conditions. To ignore their “obsolete” bans, teachings and injunctions and not to be counted with them. Under the pretext of protecting them from “violence in the family” children and young people were allowed to study to their parents erstwhile they were forbidden or ordered. There is besides to be a punishment for “a speech of hatred”, or criticism of anti-family propaganda. Conditions are created to let children to conduct themselves, specified as the hero of Russian pioneers Pawka Morozov, who reported to russian “services” on his father (he was sent to the camp). As a result, parents lose their influence in raising their children and may even fear them.

At the same time, young people are deliberately corrupted in social forums and in the media. This is done by pornography, the slogan “do what you want” and the household media praising prostitution. Young people are told that her life's goal is to be professional success, money and sex from an early age, with contraception and a "right to abortion" (i.e. to execution unborn children), without work and responsibility. He squeezes himself into schools (as a wellness science) of "seduction", with the encouragement of 10-year-olds to masturbation and homosexuality as 1 of the "models" of love. 15-year-old girls are urged to commit fornication by recommending them to take early-porn pills “day after”, without the cognition of parents and doctors.

All these anti-Polish actions give results. A large part of the young people "well educated, from large cities" are indifferent to national affairs and hostile to religion. Yet separated from her household and without constant values, she feels lost. The consequence of her deficiency of religion in herself is couples surviving in informal relationships, not seeking offspring, poisoning and wounding their bodies with contraceptives, and frequently murdering their own kid (e.g. with a pill “PO day”). A crucial number of specified young people no longer identify with the Polish people. all 3rd young man answered the question “what would you do in the event of enemy aggression against Poland” that he would go abroad. He wouldn't think of defending himself. Fatherland due to the fact that he was deprived of patriotism. Whether it is the deliberate recovery of young people will proceed to proceed, depends on the attitude of Poles and the right choice of the president of Poland.

Wacław Leszczyński