understand in the culture where as rebecca points out we are always being invited to participate in the mauney wars people seem to think the prevalence of working women and the reform of feminism have undermined the prestige of homemaking. i want to point out how little security and social respect stay at home wives and mothers had before friedan and the women's movement came along. the 1930's and 40's and the 1950's were a period when americans were being subjected to this attack on motherhood and stay at home moms. suns were being told it to snap the silver cord of a psychiatrist said their mothers tried to wrap them in. husbands were encouraged to stand up for themselves and reassert the authority they were losing in an increasingly feminized white-collar world. in 1942, philip wylie coined the word "momism," and the tyranny of women who kept their sons tied to the apron strings, that their husbands to an early grave because they insist on them by adding even more consumer items and about their self sacrificing and demanded that politicians listen to their moralizing. it's no momism, commun

it didn't motivate to the extent the digit mauney fauzi. she's to go on and work for the party, but it was for animating creed, it was her religion and her idea and it was her political philosophy, and to a similar extent, it was a way of life. she competed for me the picture of the second year, what i call the soccer mom of the middle class of hezbollah, these were the activists who formed the movement activists who formed the core of hustle's activist base, they are not members, they are not paid, but in the times of crisis they will do with the party wants even if not directly asked to and they view their own interest as anonymous with the party. they number a few hundred thousand and they are sort of the -- they are the middle class board of hezbollah that turned it into this prosperous and really powerful increasingly dominant force outside lebanon. still doesn't get us anywhere close to a million. it's like one-third of hesla's case so what is it that takes us up to the million and to the size that has turned hezbollah into a threat w