SITREP: The War on Fathers EP509

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The SDN SITREP June 15, 2025

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BLUF: 1 in 4 kids in America grows up without a father, and the results are devastating. In this special Father’s Day episode, Jon exposes how the removal of dads from the home has led to collapse, chaos, and curses. This is more than policy, it’s a spiritual war.

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The absence of fathers isn’t just a statistic, it’s a cultural gut punch. Jon lays it bare: 25% of American kids grow up without a dad, and the fallout is brutal, higher crime, broken families, lost identity. This isn’t random, it’s a calculated attack on the biblical family unit. Fatherlessness breeds chaos, and the enemy knows it. Policies pushing single-parent homes, welfare traps, and cultural narratives glorifying “independence” over godly structure aren’t accidents. They’re weapons in a spiritual battle to dismantle America’s foundation. Jon connects the dots, kids without dads are more likely to spiral into drugs, jail, or despair, and society pays the price. But this isn’t just data, it’s a call to arms. Fathers are the backbone of order, faith, and legacy. Without them, we’re handing our kids over to a culture that despises truth. Jon’s episode is a wake-up, we’ve got to fight for the family, or we lose the republic.

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PRACTICAL TIPS

To counter the war on fathers, start at home. Be present, dads, your kids need you more than you know. Set aside one hour daily for intentional time, no phones, no distractions. Teach them a skill, like fishing or fixing something, to build confidence and connection. Moms, encourage your husband’s role, don’t undermine it. If you’re a single parent, find a godly male mentor, a grandpa, uncle, or church elder, to step in.