What is there left to say about the relentless tide of idiotic anti-male prejudice?

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I am sick to death of manginas who purport to speak on behalf of men and boys, asserting that men need to become more like women, and boys need to become more like girls (to manginas, their moral superiors). Vive la difference, I say, which happens to be the strapline of the Conservative Woman website.

Our thanks to Emily for sending us an excellent piece by David French, in National Review.

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Excellent. A stirring but grounded look to the future for those with socially conservative values.

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Our thanks to Jeff for this in the Femail section of the Daily Mail. The title I’ve put on this blog piece is, of course, a gender switch.

The writer of the piece – the ‘relationship expert’ – is Harry Benson. Extracts:

When my wife Kate touches the side of her jaw, it’s because it aches. If she stands in a certain way, her sciatica is playing up. These days I notice these tiny inferences that she’s feeling under par.

I listen when she talks, making eye contact, whereas once I would have hidden behind my newspaper grunting intermittently, feigning interest.

Today, I can say that our marriage is robust and joyful: full of laughter, occasional healthy bouts of contention, and above all, love. And the reason is that I’m in tune with Kate. I’ve learned to put her first; to think about her and what she needs. That’s hard to do all the time, but I’m getting better at it.

I’ve learned from my own bitter experience that a marriage can unravel when a husband ceases to care enough about his wife…

I’ve spent the past 20 years teaching thousands of couples how to have a happy marriage and am now research director for Marriage Foundation.

And my formula for fixing things is a simple one: ‘Happy wife, happy life’ is a maxim that is backed by research and has saved my own marriage…

What’s more, when Mum is happy, the rest of the family tend to be happy. This is much less true for dads. It is a simple truth that I have now acknowledged.

When I take responsibility for our marriage, and put Kate first in my pecking order of priorities, the rest will follow.

Nowhere in the article – aimed at women, let us remind ourselves – is there a suggestion that wives have any responsibility for making their husbands happy. It’s little wonder so many women have become Entitlement Princesses, and so many men are MGTOW. The slaves have been walking off the plantation, never to return.

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We spend a fair amount of time criticising the feminist-driven output of the BBC, but other TV outlets can be as bad. Channel 4 News is an example, where they might as well declare a ‘feminist report’ every night. Last night viewers were subjected to a propaganda piece on the gender pay gap. It started with a vacuous introduction to the subject (3:24), followed by a studio discussion (5:03) chaired by the relentlessly feminist Cathy Newman.

One of the interviewees was Sophie Walker, leader of the Women’s Equality party. An astonishing (and characteristic) statement by her at 00:29:

I think it’s worth pointing out, that data from for example the Young Women’s Trust shows that we still have a big problem with occupational segregation – so, an education system that teaches women that they’re no good to be scientists or engineers etc. because of their sex, so they’re automatically going into more likely lower-paid work and lower-paid apprenticeships.

Nonsense. £30 million is being spent by the government ‘encouraging’ young women to become engineers, to take but one example.

Young women are going into lower-paid work and lower-paid apprenticeships because they’ve taken examinations in less challenging subjects at school – avoiding mathematics and the hard sciences, notably – and opted for career choices in which supply of potential employees substantially exceeds demand, so pay is lower.

At 3:11, this gem from Ms Walker:

Women are being forced to make terrible choices. In fact, women don’t have choices.

Whenever I have the ill fortune to watch either Sophie Walker of Sandi Toxic being interviewed, I’m struck by the thought that I’m looking at adults with the brains of young children. Unable or unwilling to engage in rational arguments, and very pleased with themselves for being the centre of attention. I have never encountered any representatives of the Women’s Equality party being challenged on TV or radio interviews. They’re treated as if all their claims – however apparently absurd to an intelligent person – are verifiable facts.

The videos will be available online for the next six days, then lost to posterity.

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Our thanks to Ian for this in the Sun. The end of the piece:

Today Lomas, of Stalybridge, Manchester, gave a double thumbs-up after she walked free from Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester after admitting causing serious injury by dangerous driving, drink driving and having no license or insurance.

Lomas, who was originally arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, was given a two-year jail term suspended for 18 months and was ordered to complete 100 hours unpaid work.

She cannot apply for a driving licence for two years and must take an extended driving test.

The judge Miss Recorder Samantha Presland told her: “I am going to give you full credit for your guilty plea, however, this is an extremely serious incident and both of you were very lucky.

“It happened in a moment of madness and temper however there is no evidence in your past that this is a pattern of behaviour – so I say this is reckless stupidity.

“However, a car is a lethal weapon. I take note of the fact that you have been suffering for the past months waiting for this to happen and I do not think you are someone who is going to go out and commit a criminal offence.

“Three lives should not be ruined as a result of a reckless incident.” [My emphasis.]

The only life that should be ruined, clearly, is that of her ex-boyfriend. After the incident he was left fighting for his life with a punctured lung, fractures to the ribs, and ligament damage. He also suffered brain damage in the impact (at up to 40mph) and has been unable to work since.

There are a couple of photograph of Ms Lomas in the article, including one of her ‘double thumbs-up’. Does she look like a woman who’s been punished for her crime? No. What lesson has she learned? That she’s above the law.

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Chris McGovern is the Chairman of the Campaign for Real Education. The Conservative Woman website early today published this excellent piece.

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Earlier today Sargon of Akkad – an influential vlogger with almost 514,000 subscribers – posted a piece including a critique of a recent interview of Philip Davies MP and Caroline Lucas MP (co-leader, Green Party) by the snarky Jo Coburn, a presenter on the flagship BBC lunchtime programme, Daily Politics. The topic of discussion was Davies’s nomination (later confirmed) to the Women and Equalities Committee. Enjoy (video, 35:55).

Despite being released only today, the video has already attracted over 22,000 viewers.

Note the strapline at the bottom of the screen, where the BBC termed the piece ‘Equality Committee’. The Guardian has recently started to term the committee likewise, thereby justifying Davies’s point that the words ‘Women and’ should be removed from the committee’s current ridiculous name.

At 19:15 Ms Coburn (in the Daily Politics studio) speaks to Philip Davies (at Westminster), challenging him about his attendance at our London conference, and referring to our monthly awards.

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Another piece for the overflowing ‘You couldn’t make this s*** up!’ filing cabinet.

This isn’t a spoof, check out PussyHatProject.com.

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

Shami Chakrabarti was accused of hypocrisy last night after launching a women-only degree fund – despite girls doing better than boys at university.

The baroness, who was handed a peerage by Jeremy Corbyn last year, established the £500,000 bursary at Essex University, where she is chancellor – and where there are already more female students than male.

She claimed the initiative would close the ‘education gender gap’ and help end ‘gender injustice’ in society.

But official figures show teenage girls are 35 per cent more likely to go to university than boys, with white working-class boys the most disadvantaged group.

Tory MP Philip Davies, a member of the Commons women and equalities committee, said Lady Chakrabarti’s claim about what the fund would achieve was a ‘sham’.

‘If she was properly committed to closing the education gap – which is a noble aim – this fund would focus almost entirely on helping white working-class boys,’ he added. ‘The fact it is not raises the question about whether she is genuinely interested in closing the gap or just wants to hand out another politically correct dollop of money.

‘If she wants to have a fund dedicated to helping promote females, then she’s within her rights to do so, but she should be honest about it … don’t pretend it’s about closing some imaginary gap.

‘If Shami Chakrabarti is really interested in increasing equality in education then she needs to go and do some proper research to find out what the problem is and then focus her efforts on helping white working-class boys.’

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