An excellent piece on TCW. Feminist clerics’ destruction of the Church of England is gathering pace.

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It’s been a couple of years since we last presented a Winston award. They’re presented in recogition of exceptional contributions to the men’s rights movement. We’ve just presented Norwich-based Barry Wright (below, with Cassie Jaye) with the award, in recognition of his generosity in investing over £10,000 to put on two screenings of The Red Pill in Norwich recently. Four cinemas in the city cancelled screenings after protests, before the successful screenings. Barry’s certificate is here.

Barry started a £7,500 crowdfunder to help towards his costs, it has so far raised £760. If you are able to make a contribution – here – I’m sure he’d be grateful. Thanks.

Our thanks to Kevin for this.

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A week before the publication of her book  A Woman’s Work, Harriet Harman has claimed that lecturer Professor TV Sathyamurthy told her she could have a 2.1 degree ‘in return for sleeping with him’, while she was a student at the University of York.

Her Lying Feminist of the Month award is here.

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Our thanks to Barry Wright for funding the filming and editing of this (video, 1 hour).

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A tip of the hat to ‘chatnoir50’, a commenter on a Guido Fawkes piece, “Feminist” Ewan McGregor defended child rapist Polanski.

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Our thanks to Rod for this.

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Our thanks to Jeff for this.

One of the placards visible in a photograph in the piece reads, “Women’s rights are human rights”. If you remove the “Wo” from the beginning, you have the message on the podium at the 2016 London conference.

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Inspiring. The time limit for elective abortions in France has been 12 weeks after conception since 1975. In the UK the time limit has been 24 weeks since 1967.

An increasing proportion of ‘wanted’ babies are born at 24 weeks and surviving, thanks to advances in medical science since the passing of the Abortion Act 1967. This raises the possibility that in hospitals in the UK today, a medical team could be saving the life of an unborn child in one operating theatre, while a second team is killing an unborn child in the next.

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Our thanks to Ann for this. The start of the piece:

Hundreds of thousands of women marched on Washington, D.C. over the weekend, supposedly to speak up for women’s rights.

However, the march organizers made it very clear that the event was opposed to the rights of females in the womb and those who speak up against abortion were unwelcome.

Alveda King, the niece of Martin Luther King Jr. and director of African American outreach for Priests for Life, said the Women’s March on Washington was a “missed opportunity” to stand for every woman’s rights.

In an interview Sunday with Fox & Friends, King explained how she aborted her unborn child and struggled for years with pain and regret. She said that by supporting abortion, the march organizers ignored how abortion has hurt and destroyed so many women’s lives, including her own unborn child’s.

“I don’t understand why, if this is a sisterhood, how they can leave out the little babies in the womb, the mothers who have been hurt by abortion. I think that’s part of the message,” King said.

“The little baby girls in the womb, what about them? Who is going to represent those little girls who are being aborted?” she continued.

To which we can only add:

“The little baby boys in the womb, what about them? Who is going to represent those little boys who are being aborted?”

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