The calendar cycle has conspired to place Fathers Day adjacent to June 14, which incorporates both Flag Day and the birthday of the United States Army. The alignment is appropriate.
In our current era, all three have been disparaged by the elites of society. Flags are just rags on a pole, more likely to be burned than protected. The Army itself is a horrible, patriarchal organization that needs to be completely feminized and run on "green energy" to be worthwhile.
And fathers? They are the absolute worst. For most of my life I've heard sneering at The Patriarchy without any clear idea of what would feasibly replace it – or what exactly is wrong with it. Spiritually speaking, it is a stand-in for the restraints of faith and custom, as well as biology. This is why so many "feminists" demand that men who "identify" as women be fully treated as female, despite overwhelming and obvious evidence that they have a massive competitive advantage in athletics.
Oddly, these zealots are willing to burn down everything around it in terms of federal funding to keep their strange anti-faith in place.
The 250th Anniversary of the US Army highlighted the obvious: wars are a male activity, always have been, and always will be. The post-war flirtation with gender integration has failed.
Similarly, the notion that shredding all moral and cultural restraints on women would make them happier has also been completely discredited. Women have never been more miserable.
The answer to this problem is to return to what worked – intact families, faith, and tradition. Much of the Boomer mentality was to throw away that which irritated them, and to hell with the consequences. It is no wonder that their children and grandchildren are now rejecting the entire project.
This weekend encapsulates what is needed – a love of country, veneration of its symbols, and the importance of fathers as the protector of the family.
Chateau Lloyd 
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