Great news.

Our thanks to AVfM for this.

Another excellent piece by Kathy Gyngell, who’ll be giving a talk at the London conference titled, ‘Feminism and Family Dysfunction: A Disaster for Men, Women and Children’.

On Newsnight this evening, Jessica Knoll, authoress of the bestselling book Luckest Girl Alive, was interviewed by feminist propagandist Kirsty Wark. During the interview Knoll claimed that her book’s account of a High School girl being raped by three boys was based on her own real-life experience. Needless to say, her claim was accepted unreservedly by Kirsty Wark. The unnamed boys were guilty, pending them proving themselves innocent. At 2:57 we have this:

Kirsty Wark: Why did you make the decision to come clean?

Jessica Knoll: I think it was just knowing that I was about to go on a tour for the paperback release here in the States, and knowing that I was going to be asked the question again and again, in every city where I docked…

Our public challenge of Jessica Knoll is simple:

Please provide us with evidence that your claim to have been raped by three boys in High School is not a complete fabrication.

Our thanks to Paul for this (video, 2:07). He writes:

Sorry, Mike, I shouldn’t swear, but holy f*cking puke!

The brainwashing starts young these days.

Needless to say, there are no examples of professions which might be stereotyped as female, that couldn’t possibly happen at all.

Best regards,

Paul

Our thanks to a number of people for alerting us to this. The embedded 46-second video clip attracted more than a million views in the first 24 hours after publication.

The female student blocks the male student’s way, then pulls him by the arm, and says, ‘Don’t put your hands on me!’ This is surely learned behaviour.

A tip of the hat to the man filming the exchange, who says at the end why he’s filming the incident, ‘for everyone’s safety’.

Our thanks to K for sending us a link to a deeply moving video (6:37).

A lady I much admire remarked the other evening that I’m ‘always emotional’ when talking about men’s issues. I think it was meant as a gentle rebuke, but with the benefit of hindsight, being ‘always emotional’ about men’s issues seems to me a perfectly reasonable response to the grievous suffering inflicted on millions of men by the state’s actions and inactions.

An interesting article and letter to Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer for England. Two months ago she was our Toxic Feminist of the Month.

With her latest petulant petition demanding a statue of a Suffragette in Parliament Square, Caroline Criado-Perez has simultaneously won our Whiny Feminist of the Month award, Gormless Feminist of the Month award (her certificate at the end of this blog piece) award, and Toxic Feminist of the Month award. These awards follow her three Lying Feminist of the Month awards, and an earlier Whiny Feminist of the Month award.

We should like to thank CC-P for her outstanding contribution to our efforts. Remarkably, at least in terms of awards, she’s putting clear blue water between herself and Special Snowflake.

Emma, a J4MB supporter, is on the email circulation list of the Women’s Equality Party. The party’s leader is Sophie Walker, while the spokeswoman is Sandi Toxic. Both of them have won two of our Lying Feminist of the Month awards – here.

The party recently started a fundraising project (WEbay) for people to sell goods for ‘equality’. Emma was thrilled earlier this morning to receive an email from Sophie Walker, starting:

I am selling my shoes for equality!

The shoes in question are these. You have to check them out. Now, which of my shoes can I sell for patriarchy?