Boko Haram kidnaps 97 men and boys. Cameron and Obama say nothing.

August 16, 2014 By Mike Buchanan 2 Comments

When Boko Haram kidnapped a large number of Nigerian schoolgirls some months ago, David Cameron, Barrack Obama, and other leaders, along with many celebrities, made public statements about the matter. Collectively they’ve said nothing publicly about the many killings of Nigerian men and boys in recent years. and they’ll say nothing publicly about the latest kidnapping of men and boys – 97 of them.

The article’s headline fails to identify the gender of those kidnapped – inconceivable if women and/or girls has been kidnapped – and the article states that 28 ‘people’ were killed. In this context, we can be virtually certain that ‘people’ means men and boys.

About Mike Buchanan

Mike Buchanan is an anti-feminist British men's rights activist (MRA). He led this political party since its launch in 2013 until May 2020, then handed over the leadership to Elizabeth Hobson and became the party chairman.

J4MB remains the only party in the English-speaking world campaigning for the human rights of men and boys on many fronts. Those rights are assaulted by states' actions and inactions in many areas, almost always to privilege women and girls. 20 such areas were explored in the party's 2015 general election manifesto.

Mike was a business executive for 30 years before taking early retirement in 2010. He's written 10 books and is also a publisher. His last three books have been concerned with gender and gender politics, the most recent being Feminism: the ugly truth (2016).

In 2012 Mike launched The Anti-Feminism League and Campaign for Merit in Business. His Wikipedia page was created by a feminist, and remains largely the work of feminists.

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