Tim Sculthorpe is the Deputy Political Editor of Mail Online, and his piece on the Philip Davies speech is here. An article by Larisa Brown is on p.35 of today’s Daily Mail, I’m told.

Enjoy.

The media storm over Philip Davies’s perfectly reasonable speech at the conference rumbles on, much of it very silly, for example this from Cosmopolitan, a magazine well-known for its insightful coverage of gender-related matters. Much of the media coverage implicitly or explicitly dismisses the possibility that a justice gender gap exists, so it seems a good a time as any to republish a piece by William Collins, UK Prisoners – The Genders Compared. His remarkable website, which covers a large range of issues, is here.

Our thanks to a number of people for pointing us to this.

Presentation #16 of 20. All the presentations are being published on our YouTube and Vimeo channels.

Our thanks to John for this:

Our thanks to Jordan for this, on Comrade Corbyn’s Facebook page. It starts:

It is unfathomable that – in this day and age – a Conservative MP can make derogatory sexist comments at a conference held by an openly misogynistic political party.

I’m guessing that both Philip Davies MP and J4MB will survive the attack. An attack from a party leader who has consistently sold men and boys down the river – an example here – and supports the mutilation of male minors’ genitals – here.

An excellent piece by Rod Liddle in today’s edition of The Spectator. An extract:

Too often I hear people decry what they call a charade, citing the awards doled out to cronies, lickspittles, wankers, desiccated mandarins, half-witted sportswomen, professional lesbians, time-serving persistent vegetative state dullards, pompous community panjandrums and smirking air-headed luvvies.

Enjoy. An extract:

I don’t expect much of this to hold sway with Davies, or indeed with the Justice for Men & Boys party, who regularly send waspish updates to inform me that I have again been named their “Lying Feminist of the Month”. (This usually prompts an eye roll, and another order of doughnuts in our office.)

Hmm, wouldn’t an ethical response to being publicly branded a liar by another political party, not to order doughnuts, but to refute our charges that she – and Sandi Toxic, come to that – demonstrably lied? As an example of Walker’s shamelessness and lack of moral agency, it would take some beating. She wants the freedom to lie without consequence, and unfortunately the mainstream media let her – and other toxic feminists – get away with it.

A list of the award winners is here. Both Walker and Toxic have won it twice. Only Caroline Criado-Perez has won it more often.

An excellent piece published yesterday by Janet.