Crowd of 1,500 (or possibly 1,200) feminist zealots, manginas, and children march past Philip Davies’s office in Shipley

/ Mike Buchanan

At the London conference six months ago, Philip Davies MP (C, Shipley) gave a speech on the Justice Gender Gap, in which he made some well-reasoned points about ‘feminist zealots’. A few weeks later the Guardian decided to mount an attack on him, with the aim of having the whip withdrawn, in which event he’d no longer have been a Conservative MP. It failed spectacularly. James Delingpole’s article for Breitbart was particularly memorable, and titled, “Feminazi Zealots Adopt Feminazi Zealot Tactics To Get An MP Sacked For Pointing Out Their ‘Zealotry.'”

A group named ‘Shipley Feminist Zealots’ was formed. Feminists are nothing if not utterly predictable.

Davies’s local paper, the Telegraph & Argus, yesterday published online an account of an anti-Trump and anti-Davies march past Davies’s office. The Google Alert mentioned 1,200 marchers, while the published piece claimed 1,500. Both numbers appear to be gross overestimates, judging by the six accompanying photographs.

In the photographs, the geniuses – feminist zealots and other silly women, manginas, children – can be seen carrying placards with the following:

WE MARCH FORWARDS, NOT BACKWARDS (Shame. Marching backwards would have been altogether more entertaining. The ‘K’ in ‘backwards’ is replaced with a Swastica.)

A WOMAN’S PLACE IS IN THE STRUGGLE (the struggle for a loss of rights, to give gender equality with men?)

A WOMAN’S PLACE IS IN THE RESISTANCE

I AM WOMAN, HEAR ME ROAR (I am woman, hear me whine, more like.)

HEAR OUR VOICE

STICK TOGETHER, SISTERS

WOMEN’S MARCH: SISTER MARCH BY SHIPLEY FEMINIST ZEALOTS

OUR BODIES, OUR MINDS, OUR POWER

LOVE TRUMPS HATE

SHAME ON YOU, TRUMP & DAVIES

An excerpt from the article:

Jenny Wilson, of the Zealots group who helped organise the march, said: “I think it’s brilliant to have that turnout for a march in a small town like Shipley.

“It means something to have that type of turnout.

“People have travelled from Calderdale, North Yorkshire and Leeds to take part.”

The distance from Calderdale to Shipley is 12 miles, from Leeds to Shipley 13 miles. People travelled from 20 countries to attend the London conference, from as far away as Australia (11,000+ miles). Anti-feminist zealots go to so much more effort than feminist zealots.

The end of the article:

In an open letter to the group, Mr Davies said he has only ever argued for men and women to be treated equally. He has offered to meet the group, which they have accepted.

I wonder if Davies will be selling tickets to that spectacle?

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7 thoughts on “Crowd of 1,500 (or possibly 1,200) feminist zealots, manginas, and children march past Philip Davies’s office in Shipley”

  1. Mr Davies is a true hero. Like yourself Mike he simply points out the inequities as they actually are. I suppose the march is quite a compliment to him in that he’s clearly got the zealots worried.

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  2. The more effort (if effort is even the correct word?) these Female-Supremacists put in, the more weak and desperate they look.
    Feminism is being cracked open and we are all starting to see that it’s as hollow as a chocolate bunny – but people like Davies and Mike have known this for a long time.

    Btw, loving the change over to Disqus Mike.

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    • The same thing is happening with the mainstream media. Trump and Brexit have made their heads spin, so every day we’re seeing liberals act like the girl in the Exorcist.

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  5. Nothing exposes the emptiness of such zealotry as the actions of the zealots themselves.
    It’s a case if give ’em the rope…
    What are they complaining about — they don’t say because they can’t say.
    One must conclude they wish to attract anyone who is vaguely dissastisfied about er,
    anything, and to actually identify it would lead to a further reduction in supporters.

    So very well, I will supply a purpose FOR them.

    They oppose the democratic voice of the people, who should not think for themselves but be told, by them, what to believe or not.
    Such a clumsy and facile approach will not get the support of the demos who will mostly see through that ‘barely there’ technique, and reveals that their cupboard is empty.

    Let them make fools of themselves for all to see.

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