Words fail me.

Our thanks to A Voice for Men for this.

Worthing Council is seeking to criminalise rough sleepers – 90% of whom are men – so we tip our hats to the Worthing People’s Assembly for a very successful petition on the matter, and for their plan to hold a protest outside Worthing Town Hall on 19 July. Details here.

We recently published a short piece on an execrable article by Alex Proud in the Telegraph. William Collins has gone a great deal further, and published a substantial response, here.

Some good news. Jack Hadfield, a student at the University of Warwick, will be reporting on the conference for Breitbart News. His qualifications for doing so could scarcely be better, as he’s following in the footsteps of George Lawlor, another student at his university, as he explained in a Breitbart piece last October – here. A selection of Jack’s Breitbart pieces is here.

Our thanks to Stuart for this. An excerpt:

Unhappy about being refused use of the upstairs toilet, Guttadauro left the house, returning a few minutes later clutching a claw hammer and shouting, “Where is she, where is she?”

After forcing her way into the house she confronted the victim saying “You treat me like a dog” and raised the claw hammer.

After the victim and her friend had grabbed the hammer, Guttadauro left and the police were called. When they went to her house, she was threatening to jump from an upstairs window.

An officer pulled her back from the window and she claimed that when she went back to the woman’s house for a second time she didn’t realise she was carrying the claw hammer.

If I had a pound for every time I’d become drunk, and forced my way into old women’s houses, not realising I was carrying a claw hammer… Another excerpt:

Sentencing Guttadauro to a 13 and half month jail sentence, suspended for two years, and 80 hours of unpaid work, Judge (Jonathan) Carroll said he did not accept the defendant’s claims that when she went to the victim’s home on the second occasion she had forgotten she had the claw hammer in her hand.

He said: “You wanted her to be intimidated. You attacked her because you were upset.”

But he accepted that she had behaved out of character that day.

Ah, the time-honoured ‘woman behaving out of character’ defence. Why does the criminal justice system bother arresting women, and putting them on trial? Why doesn’t the Ministry of Injustice simply declare that henceforth, women won’t be punished for breaking the law? We’re very close to that already.

Anthony Glees is a professor of Politics at the University of Buckingham, and directs its Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies.

This morning he was interviewed by Kaye Adams for her show on BBC Radio Scotland, on the subject of MI5 (the domestic ‘secret service’) seeking to recruit middle-aged mothers as intelligence officers, as part of its drive to reach a gender balanced workforce. His defence of this drive ranks as one of the most embarrassing examples of gynocentrism-driven toadying it has been my misfortune to encounter. You can listen to it on iPlayer here, from 1:54:30 – 2:00:15, for the next 29 days. I wouldn’t want to save the embarrassing exchange for posterity.

A tip of the hat to David King for this.

Jess Phillips MP is one of our Toxic Feminists of the Month, in part for her attempt to deny Philip Davies MP the opportunity to talk about men’s issues on International Men’s Day, 2015. The video of her attempt is here. It’s attracted 10,000+ views on our YouTube channel alone.

Her maiden speech in parliament must surely have been the worst in the history of the institution. For some time it’s been on our YouTube channel – here – and so far it’s attracted 9,000+ views, 300+ comments, 180 upvotes and, most pleasingly, 110 downvotes. There are few better feelings in like than knowing you’ve upset feminists.

The comments range from insightful to amusing, and I thought I’d share the last five with you, via a ‘screen capture’. Enjoy.

A short video (4:17) taken during the recent Golders Green protest. Our thanks to TheLondonGroup Tlg for the editing, and for giving us permission to publish it on our YouTube channel. More video footage will be published in due course.

We plan to protest regularly in Golders Green and Luton – and elsewhere – in the months and years following the London conference, until such time as males in the UK enjoy the same state protection against genital mutilation as that enjoyed by females.