midway.noun,.plural.midways
the area of a fair, a carnival, a circus or an exposition where sideshows and other amusements are located; the middle.course of action or thought
midway.adverb
in the middle of a way or distance; halfway (midway through the second quarter of the football game; on a plane midway to Hawaii)
midway.adjective

middle.adjective
equidistant from extremes or limits (middle of winter; middle of the movie); central (the middle point on a line); being at neither one extreme nor the other; intermediate; intervening.between an earlier and a later period of time; being an intermediate part of a sequence or series (the middle years; middle school); a division of geologic time between an earlier and a later division (the Middle Paleozoic.era); in grammar, a verb form or voice in which the subject both performs and is affected by the action specified
middle.noun,.plural.middles
an area or a point equidistant between extremes; a center (the middle of a circle); something intermediate between extremes; a mean (the middle part of the human body; the waist)
middle, middled, middling, middles.transitive verbs
to place in the middle

midst.noun
the middle position or part (the center in the midst of the desert); if you are in the midst of doing something, you are doing it at the moment; if something happens in the midst of an event, it happens during it; if someone or something is in the midst of a group of people or things, they are among them or surrounded by them; a position of proximity to others
midst.preposition
among; amid
mid.adjective
being the part in the middle or center (over the mid Pacific)
mid.preposition
surrounded by; amid (doing mid term exams)

midwife.noun,.plural.midwifes.or.midwives
a woman who is trained to assist women in childbirth
midwife, midwifed.or.midwived, midwifing.or.midwiving, midwifes.or.midwives.transitive verbs
to assist in the birth of a baby
midwifery.noun,.plural.midwiferies
the techniques learned over many years involving the kindness, patience and caring that led to practices of being a midwife

multiform.adjective
occurring in or having many forms or shapes
multiformity.noun,.plural.multiformities
a multiformity is more than one kind of deformity; pharmaceutical drugs like the drug thalidomide have produced horrible harm for the people lied to about their safety and who took the advice from authorities they trusted that it was basically safe and effective, like they also have been telling people about vaccines

Mafia.noun,.plural.Mafias
a secret terrorist group surfacing again in Sicily in the early 19th century (1800's), but known by many other names before, such as the cabal (and other names explained there; see also the Fall of the Cabal series). This group back then called the Mafia, continues operating today in opposition to all that's good, because they are of the bloodlines of Satan through ancient Cain and keeps hiding to carry on their nefarious deeds, but not any longer, as they are being cleaned out, readying the Earth for the realm of the true God; the Mafia and whatever names they are today known by were always an international criminal organization, traced to the Khazarians, spawned by Satan and was active throughout the world with their aim of taking over the entire Earth for their satanic purposes and doing so in our day  through murder by poisonings.to.depopulate.

magazine.noun,.plural.magazines
a magazine is a publication with a paper cover which is issued regularly, usually every week or every month and which contains articles, stories, photographs and advertisements; in an automatic gun such as a machine gun, the magazine is the part that contains the bullets
magazine.adjective
of or relating to serial publications; from French 'magasin' meaning 'storehouse' from Old French 'magazin' and probably Old Italian 'magazzino' and from Arabic 'mahazin' plural of 'mahzan' from 'hazana' meaning 'to store'

mausoleum.noun,.plural.mausoleums or mausolea
a large tomb or a building housing such a tomb or several tombs; a gloomy, usually large room or building (this place with its old dingy furniture looks like a mausoleum)
mausolean.adjective

mammon.plural noun
money, wealth and profit, regarded as something bad because people want or think about them too much; material wealth regarded as having an evil influence:.Proverbs 30:8; from Aramaic 'mamona' meaning 'wealth'

manger.noun,.plural.mangers
a trough or an open box in which feed for livestock is placed

masculine.adjective
of.or.relating.to.men or boys; male; something that suggests or is characteristic of a man; mannish (little boys like to play with trucks and cars and little girls play dolls); the male gender
masculinely.adverb
masculineness.noun,.plural.masculinenesses
masculinity.noun,.plural.masculinities
the quality or condition of being masculine; things generally associated with masculinity; also see femininity

milk and honey.plural noun
a metaphor for prosperity and abundance (land of milk and honey:.Exodus 3:8)

mile.noun,.plural.miles
a unit of length equal to 5,280 feet or 1,760 yards (1,609 meters), used in the United States and other English-speaking countries; also called land mile and statute mile

matriarch.noun,.plural.matriarchs
a highly respected mother; a woman who rules a family, clan or tribe; a matriarch is a woman who rules in a society in which power passes from mother to daughter; a powerful female member of a family, for example a grandmother; from Latin 'mater' meaning 'mother'; compare patriarch, 'pater' meaning 'father'
matriarchal.or.matriarchic.adjective
matriarchy.noun,.plural.matriarchies
matriarchate.noun,.plural.matriarchates
matriarchalism.noun,.plural.matriarchalisms

Mennonites are found in many countries of the world but are concentrated most heavily in the United States and Canada. The Mennonites trace their origins particularly to Switzerland (map). In 1788 many Mennonites emigrated to the southern regions of the Russian Empire (Ukraine), where they acquired land and escaped military conscription. By 1835 about 1,600 families had settled in 72 villages and acquired landholdings amounting to about 500,000 acres. Many of these immigrants settled in the Midwest of the United States and in Manitoba (map), Canada. Mennonites today live throughout Russia as far east as Siberia, though many have emigrated. They like the Amish are a peaceful family oriented people. Beginning in 1663, Mennonites emigrated to North America to preserve the faith of their fathers, to seek economic opportunity and adventure and especially to escape European militarism. Until the late 19th century, most Mennonites in North America lived in farming communities. They retained their German language, partly for its religious significance and partly to insulate themselves against their social environment. Their main concern was to be allowed to worship God according to their conscience and pacifist tradition. In 1775 they addressed a statement to the Pennsylvania Assembly that read."It is our principle to feed the hungry and give the thirsty drink. We have dedicated ourselves to serve all men in everything that can be helpful to the preservation of men's lives, but we find no freedom in giving or doing or assisting in anything by which men's lives are destroyed or hurt."

In 1783 Mennonites in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, were accused of treason for feeding destitute British soldiers during the American Revolution. The 'let 'em' die' satanistic minded ones never want to truly help, only harm. Many recent examples of this regarding Haiti, Ukraine, Africa and many, many other countries the cabal had power over. 
   The Mennonites' refusal to serve in the military led to hardships during World War I, but many were legally able to avoid service under generous conditions for conscientious objector status during World War II. Perhaps they just didn't know, it's ok to defend yourself, family and country from evil. It's just that you should not be the initial.aggressor in it all.
   The largest single body of Mennonites is the (Old) Mennonite Church; next in size are the General Conference Mennonite Church, the Mennonite Brethren and the Old Order Amish. There is also the Hutterite Brethren, a relatively small group concentrated in the upper Great Plains region of North America that still lives communally and practices the community of goods.
   Mennonite migrations continued during the 20th century, primarily from Russia to North and South America, into Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Mexico, and British Honduras. Mennonites from North America and Europe established churches in Latin America, Africa, Oceania and India and other parts of Asia.
   Mennonites are Trinitarian (they believe in the doctrine of the Trinity) and affirm the Scriptures as the guidebook for faith and life. There were more than one million Mennonites worldwide, in over 60 countries, at the start of the 21st century. They, like other groups believing in the true God of all love, are very good people..comprised with Encyclopædia Britannica Ultimate Reference Suite.

maternal.adjective
inherited from one's mother (a maternal trait); related through one's mother (a maternal uncle); relating to or characteristic of a mother or motherhood or motherly (maternal instinct)
maternalism.noun,.plural.maternalisms
maternally.adverb

Mao Tsetung, 1893-1976. Chinese Communist murderer of 600 million to one billion people. This satanic despotic.cabal.puppet was backed by the far behind the scenes cabal to set up the CPC/CCP in 1921. In 1949-1959 these tyrants.initiated the great leap downward, which they called 'the Great Leap Forward', of course as they always lie and the founding of communes. It was a leap forward for the evil cabal and a great leap backward for We the People having to work in collective farms to supply the evil elite. Founded upon lies, as all such evil philosophies are (John 8:44), this tool of the dark side forged forward with force to enslave all into living prisons, as is done today with those politicians initiating similar satanic centered policies, such as '15 minute cities'. Unwanted by the good people of the country, Mao's oppressions continued, culminating in forcing down dissent such as at the government murder of people at Tiananmen Square. Mentally deranged cabal puppet madman Mao continued as party chairman after 1959 and was a leading figure in the nonsense 'Cultural' Revolution (1966-1969), which was more of the communist power grab. Chairman Mao slaughtered between 600 million to one billion people in China, Tibet, etc. during his satanically inspired reign.
   Tiananmen Square was one of the largest public squares in the world, originally designed and built in Beijing, China in 1651 and enlarged in 1958. It is named for the massive stone Gate of Heavenly Peace (meaning of word Tiananmen) at its northern end, but of course under communist control was anything but peace and certainly not heavenly, except for those good students Mao had murdered there in June 1989 in forcibly repressing dissent. There have been and are today many satanist puppets like Mao.