Jacqueline Widmar Stewart, Author
Jacqueline Widmar Stewart, Author
MOTHER, AUTHOR, LAWYER, SLEUTH
In avid pursuit of a more accurate account of Europe’s past through all things French, I produce books and films about our findings. With the benefit of a Stanford Law Degree, a Master’s Degree in French, studies in France, Germany, Slovenia and Greece, Slovenian heritage, and insights from our former tapestry import business, my husband and I trace threads back to a pan-European fabric that grows ever more intriguing.
As far as my legal pursuits, I worked as an associate for Wylie Leahy Blunt and McBride in San Jose just out of law school, and later for the City Attorney’s office. For a number of years, I served as judge pro tempore, arbitrator, and mediator for the Santa Clara County Courts and Bar Association, and as pro bono assistant counsel for the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. I co-founded East Palo Alto Kids Foundation and for 10 years ran this educational fund for underserved children. Come join us!
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where is it exactly in the south France ?
Delightful! I wanna go! Hope it’s OK that I shared it on Facebook
Thank you! I knew next to nothing about Georgia and this was a fascinating introduction.
There’s a nefarious reason why areas are being shut off to traffic and it’s happening in many places. Sounds nice at first, but there’s an idea of the globalists for everything “needed” within small areas, no one will have vehicles and they’ll be literally restricted to living within a few miles. And lots of these areas. Everyone under control.
Why did I you choose France over Portugal or Spain? What are your tax complications in Paris?
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Lovely to hear from you. Please visit my website www.hiddenwomenbooks.com. May the force be with you.
Jacqueline, thank you so much for this video. I happen to be a reincarnated Celt, which brought me here, after the roots of my soul. I would love to exchange info with you about the Celtic Spirituality.
It is important for us to know that women were not always subjugated to men. In the Celtic culture that spanned Europe women were revered as mothers, as leaders, and as warriors. What happened? The invasions of the Celtic lands by the Roman Empire led to the imposition of Roman law and religious doctrine that continue to subjugate women. Thank you for shining sunlight on this issue and showing us how to correct it.
It was such a pleasure to host you at Connectathon. Thank you so much for making this video. It is a very clear message to all who wondered about the hidden history of Europe.
Thanks for sharing your fascinating videos! I hope there are more to come in the future.
I’m an American woman newly married. We took a trip to Europe roughly two months ago for our honeymoon. We went to many Celtic sites and my husband was excited to explore with me. I wish we had some of the knowledge I have from your videos now. We went to Alesia, Hallstatt, and a bunch of other locations. We both have the same sense of wanting community for everyone and I love your interpretation of having halls, baths, and parks for everyone to gather. Our world is so divided and that’s a big problem, because it makes it easier for the average person to disassociate from their neighbors. I had long heard of how women were treated as equals in Celtic society and watching your videos are validation of that. The Romans were brutal and awful to the Celts. I’m certain that’s why their stories weren’t as readily told as they should have been. I’m lucky to have come from a long line of strong women but it’s not enough, we have to tell the stories of fierce women so that they have examples to follow. Strong women shouldn’t be an anomaly.
Very well done.
Powerful and truly special; you have the perfect voice for narration and storytelling. You are really onto something next level !
Fascinating
Beautiful presentation. Thank you Jacqui and Blair.