[Update 28.8.18: Playlists of all 71 presentations at the four conferences to date are here.] 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 … [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...]
Woman sues ex-roommate for $1.2m for training her parrot to sexually harass her
Our thanks to Guilherme for this story. Sarah Johnson claims that her former roommate, Steven Moore, caused her psychological and emotional trauma by training her pet parrot to sexually harass her. She kicked Moore out after six months but her parrot kept asking her to “show me … [Read more...]
Calls to make Santa Claus a woman or gender neutral!
A U.K. poll of 400 people has revealed that 27% think that #TimesUp for the male public figure. The man himself is yet to comment - but rumours from the South Pole suggest that his naughty list has gotten a little longer. Read more in The Mirror. If everyone who read this gave … [Read more...]
Nobody likes a male feminist
Our thanks to William for this link to an interesting article in Psychology Today which concentrates on work by Gul and Kupfer who found that women (regardless of how strongly they identified with feminism) preferred men who displayed benevolent sexism regardless of the fact that … [Read more...]
Mike Buchanan lodges papers for his private prosecution of Balvinder Mehat, a Nottingham-based doctor and circumciser
Mike Buchanan outside the Justice Centre, the home of Nottingham Magistrates' Court. Will justice be done? Two days ago I travelled to Nottingham Magistrates' Court with Tim Alford, a local intactivist, to lodge papers for my private prosecution of Nottingham-based Dr Balvinder … [Read more...]
Why all feminists should back a second Brexit referendum
Ex-Blue Peter star, Konnie Huq leads the call in this Guardian article. She argues that it would endanger workers rights, particularly those of women. For context: The minimum wage was introduced by the UK Parliament, not the EU. Maternity pay is 39 weeks in the UK (EU law … [Read more...]
Bettina Arndt: The Chihuahua Effect
Just in from Bettina: Hi Everyone, Promoting my new book #MenToo has provided a wonderful example of the chihuahua effect. In case you haven’t heard of this before, that’s a term coined by Eric Weinstein, the brilliant American mathematician, economist, writer and managing … [Read more...]
Don’t say boys and girls, nurseries told
A piece by Kieran Andrews in today's print edition of The Times, which (unusually) isn't available online: Nursery staff have been told not to call children boys and girls as part of a drive to tackle gender inequality. Staff have been urged to "retell nursery rhymes or fairy … [Read more...]
Hatchet-faced feminists and manginas work together to ban ads that reinforce sexist stereotyping
A piece in today's Times by Andrew Ellson, Consumer Affairs Correspondent: Advertisements that perpetuate gender stereotypes, such as men struggling with household chores or women being less able to park, will be banned from next year. The advertising watchdog has confirmed … [Read more...]
Jordan Peterson: Sargon of Akkad and Censorship
Our thanks to John for this. If everyone who read this gave us just £3.00 – or even better, £3.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
William Collins: The Gillen Report
Another remarkable piece by William, published this morning. If everyone who read this gave us just £3.00 – or even better, £3.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
Konstantin Kisin, Russian comedian, refuses to sign a “behavioural agreement” from the School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS) in London, which included a no-tolerance policy on “racism, sexism, classism, ageism, ableism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, xenophobia, Islamophobia or anti-religion or anti-atheism”.
Our thanks to Steve for this. If everyone who read this gave us just £3.00 – or even better, £3.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
Tina Cahill sentenced to eight years for killing ‘controlling’ fiancé. She’ll be out of prison long before then.
Irish Independent caption: Tina Cahill and fiance David Walsh Our thanks to Sean for this piece in the Irish Independent, concerning the cold-blooded murder of an Irishman in Sydney, Australia, and the outrageously short prison sentence handed to his drunk killer, his … [Read more...]
No confidence vote on Theresa May
Result of the secret ballot expected at 21:00 today. If everyone who read this gave us just £3.00 – or even better, £3.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]
The J4MB interview of Philip Davies MP
We recently contacted Philip Davies, asking for an interview, and were delighted when he agreed. He didn't ask for prior sight of the questions, and the video is here (21:41). He was very friendly throughout our meeting. My thanks to Philip for his time, to Elizabeth Hobson for … [Read more...]
Bedford School for Boys – not interested in educating its pupils about the anti-male environment which will ruin many of its pupils’ lives
Bedford School for Boys is a highly-regarded independent school for boys, in my adopted home town for the past 20+ years. Many of its pupils travel from and to London, London St Pancras station being just a 45-minute train ride away from the throbbing metropolis. A little over … [Read more...]
Why brilliant women get overlooked
Times caption: Only 40 per cent of people in the study recommended a woman for a job that required high intellect (GETTY IMAGES) A hilarious piece in today's Times by Tom Whipple, Science Editor: A company is recruiting and wants recommendations. The requirements: superior … [Read more...]
The police’s response to a female driver knocking a 12-tear-old boy off his bicycle
Our thanks to Len J for this: Hi Mike, A little story about a personal experience. Last week my son was knocked off his bike by a car on the school run. Thankfully he just received a bruised hand. The driver, a female, had signalled him to cross then proceeded to turn right at … [Read more...]
William Collins’s website
Whilst seeking some material for a letter I'm writing to a Magistrates' Court - more on this in coming days - I checked out William Collins's website, The Illustrated Empathy Gap, and specifically the Index. There, I found links to the subject I was looking for, in seconds. It … [Read more...]
‘Weak’ father who had sexual activity with his own ‘threatening’ 16-year-old daughter given suspended jail sentence
Our thanks to Steve for this. An extract, the judge speaking to the defendant: “You indicated at an early part of proceedings you were going to plead guilty. “I do need to give public recognition to what you have done, so it is a period of custody. “There will be a … [Read more...]
Our response to the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s “Draft Strategic Plan 2019-22”
On 23 November we sent our response to the EHRC's "Draft Strategic Plan 2019-22", to all 13 Commissioners (nine of whom are women). Last Friday, 7 December, we received the following email: Dear Mike Thank you for your letter dated 23 November 2018 (received 26/11/18) in which … [Read more...]
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