An interesting piece, published today, which has already attracted 750+ comments.
20 people, including five women and Philip Davies MP, gave presentations at the conference. Videos of 15 presentations – including Philip Davies’s – have already been published on our YouTube and Vimeo channels, the remainder will be published in the coming week or two.
Rick – not sure if that’s true. Something has caused this footage of Philip Davies to “surface” and we don’t as yet know what it is.
One of the interesting things which this reveals (should anyone be in any doubt) is that the main stream was, in fact, aware of ICMI-16 and so their lack of previous reports is clearly a policy of no-platforming.
…Perhaps this deserves a protest outside Guardian’s Kings Cross head quarters! Maybe some banners with Jay Cheshire reading “murdered and silenced by The Guardian” (as they never reported on the case, and it was their feminist activism that resulted in the deaths)
Some of those “Guardian pick” comments are astonishing.
Mike any chance of you demanding a right of reply given the way they’ve smeared such an important a hugely successful event?
Wow look at the amount of commenting on The Guardian, ha! The Fembots and their lackeys are squealing. What must it be to have your who entitled existence and identity based upon lies, bullying, blackmail and child brainwashing.
The female victim identity narrative is still prostituting the West, exploiting and prostituting men and boys, and working class woman too. So Feminists can have more, and more.
Who do Feminists hate the most, woman or men? Think about it.
“First they ignore you……………….”. Good; don’t doubt the comments are mainly Guardianistas but great to see coverage. I expect the irony of criticising Mr. Davies for suggesting differential treatment in the Justice system occurs, when the same paper publishes a columnist proposing jury trails are ended for men, will be lost.