We've been protesting about Alison Saunders, one of the most evil British feminists of her generation, since her appointment in 2015. Saunders has been responsible for much of the corruption of due process in relation to alleged sexual assaults on women by men, which has led to … [Read more...]
ICMI18 – the best ICMI yet
A little more than 24 hours has passed since the end of the conference, and I can say without fear of contradiction that it was the best conference in the series so far. All the people who'd attended all four conferences thought so. There was a real buzz in the venue from … [Read more...]
An invitation to become a party member
In the wake of the highly successful International Conference on Men's Issues (2016), which we hosted in association with A Voice for Men, we invited people concerned about the assaults on men's and boys' human rights to become party members. Subscriptions from party members (and … [Read more...]
Glasgow: Women demand equal pay for unequal work
Madness in Glasgow. Two paragraph get to the heart of the matter: The problems arose from an earlier attempt to eliminate gender pay inequality. In 2006 Glasgow City Council adopted a job evaluation scheme with the aim of ensuring that men and women received equal pay for jobs … [Read more...]
Salman Rushdie is a blithering idiot
Times caption: Sir Salman Rushdie dismissed any suggestion of a crisis in modern masculinity (ADRIAN SHERRATT / THE SUNDAY TIMES) A piece in yesterday's Times: Sir Salman Rushdie has criticised the “bleating” suggestion that men’s lives have become tougher. The novelist … [Read more...]
Meghan Markle’s feminist work ethic
A piece in yesterday's Times: The Duchess of Sussex has cancelled part of her programme on her tour of Australia with Prince Harry because of tiredness. [J4MB emphasis] She missed an Invictus Games event in Sydney and called off engagements today on Fraser Island off the … [Read more...]
Tracey Curtis-Taylor, Bird in a Biplane, labels men who pointed out she’s a liar “misogynists”
Times caption: Tracey Curtis-Taylor has been brought down by a campaign to withdraw a trophy she won for an expedition over Africa [TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD POHLE] A piece in yesterday's Times, emphases ours: A woman pilot known as the Bird in a Biplane was brought down to … [Read more...]
Neighbours claim tiny two-bed flat owned by GP Balvinder Mehat is ‘crammed with more than 20 people’
Last year Dr Balvinder Mehat, A Nottingham-based circumciser, was arrested on suspicion of causing GBH with Intent (maximum sentence - life imprisonment), but the CPS decided not to bring a prosecution. Our blog piece on the matter is here. Mehat is a landlord as well as a … [Read more...]
The Rubin Report: Janice Fiamengo
Janice on top form (video, 59:33). If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
Victims falsely accused of rape say CPS chief should not receive ‘automatic damehood’ when she leaves
Victims of the disclosure scandal (Liam Allan and Samuel Armstrong) oppose Alison Saunders impending traditional damehood, as reported by The Telegraph. A protest in recognition of her disasterous tenure will take place in London on October The 31st. Sign the petition against … [Read more...]
Toby Young: “Why are faceless accusations allowed to end men’s careers?”
The last of three pieces from the current edition of The Spectator: On 11 October 2017 an anonymous Google spreadsheet began doing the rounds of American newspapers and magazines — a document that would have far-reaching consequences for Stephen Elliott, a Los Angeles-based … [Read more...]
James Delingpole: “Hell hath no fury like an irate teenage girl”
A piece in the current edition of The Spectator: Something troubling is happening to our girls. I noticed it again most recently at this year’s Battle of Ideas — the annual festival of free speech staged at London’s Barbican by Claire Fox. It’s a wonderful event, where … [Read more...]
Rod Liddle: “Good news – now everyone can be a victim”
A piece (the first of three) in the current edition of The Spectator: We are terribly remiss in our coverage of women’s sport in The Spectator, so I thought I would try to put this right a little by drawing your attention to last week’s 2018 Maste rs Track Cycling World … [Read more...]
Ewan Jones’s interview of the Rev Jules Gomes (The Rebel Priest)
Enjoy (video, 1:47:32). If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
New York witches place hex on Brett Kavanaugh
Our thanks to Steve for this piece published today on the BBC website. He writes: Tucked away at the bottom of the article... "Witchcraft is a practice, not a religion," Ms Bracciale explained. "It's what one does, not what one believes." She said that followers of witchcraft … [Read more...]
Theresa May enters ‘killing zone’
A piece in today's Sunday Times by Tim Shipman, Political Editor: A Tory rising star today issues a call to arms for MPs to oust Theresa May, saying Britain cannot be led by someone guilty of an “abject failure to govern” at such a defining moment in our history. Writing in The … [Read more...]
Bettina Arndt
An email from Bettina Arndt takes up the rest of this blog piece. HI Everybody, I now have a team of impressive people helping me with my efforts to bring Sydney University protesters to account for their actions. The University investigation is underway. Let’s see if that … [Read more...]
Prince Harry’s speech – Invictus Games, Sydney
This piece (video, 8:34) is on the Royal Family's YouTube channel. The Invictus Games are currently being held in Sydney, Australia. The start of the Wikipedia entry: The Invictus Games is an international adaptive multi-sport event, created by Prince Harry, in which wounded, … [Read more...]
Women and Equalities Committee concerned by ageism in the jobs market, utterly unconcerned by male unemployment – which rose by 31,000 in the period May to August, while female unemployment fell by 50,000 in the same period.
Our thanks to Douglas for an email, which takes up the remainder of this blog piece: Our wonderfully biased government 'equalities' committee has decried the way that older people are discriminated against in the employment market - here. However, as we might expect of an … [Read more...]
Redonkulas: “10 Things Leftism Has Destroyed”
Our thanks to Sean for this (video, 21:52). Terrence Popp on fine form. Best avoided if you're troubled by occasional strong language. If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a … [Read more...]
Marks and Spencer says it WON’T change the name of its ‘Mansize’ tissues after Kleenex bows to complaints
Our thanks to Danuta for this. The end of the piece: Kimberly-Clark, which makes Kleenex, had responded to complaints on Twitter by a mother from Surrey, who complained her four-year-old son had been confused by the Mansize branding. It said it would change the name in response … [Read more...]
Patrick Christys interviews Mike Buchanan on Kleenex Mansize, Gentlemen’s Relish, whiny feminists…
A piece (audio, 7:37) broadcast by Love Sport Radio this afternoon. If everyone who read this gave us just £1.00 – or even better, £1.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
MANCHESTER: Dr David Hibbert and Mr Yaakov Hibbert have “over 30 years experience of creating a smooth circumcision experience for babies to adults”
Our thanks to Michael for pointing us to this matter. Dr David Hibbert and Mr Yaakov Hibbert are the criminals behind Circumcision Manchester. We've archived their website, here. So proud are they of their mutilations of male genitals for over 30 years, they funded a promotional … [Read more...]
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