Our thanks to David for this. Douglas Carswell, until today UKIP’s sole MP, has quit the party. Henceforth he will sit in the House of Commons as the independent MP for Clacton.
In 1991 the Anti-Federalist League was launched by Alan Sked, a historian. He stood as the prospective MP for Bath in the 1992 general election. When I stood in Ashfield in the 2015 general election, I attracted 30% more votes than Alan Sked did in 1993 .
The Anti-Federalist League was renamed the UK Independence Party in 1993. It took UKIP 24 years to have the same number of MPs today, as J4MB has managed in just four years.
Wikipedia have published an entry on J4MB over the past two years, the current one is here. There are a number of errors, probably attributable to feminist editresses, but none are of great import. One particularly attentive editress is ‘The Vintage Feminist’, as you can see from the entry’s revision history.
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Justice for Men & Boys 
I wouldn’t call myself a fan of UKIP now, though I used to be, more so because I’ve always been such a fan of Nigel. I voted for them because of their stance on the EU and little else, and they’ve served their purpose. Having said that, I think there’s still a role for them if they can get their act together. They certainly have the right idea on immigration, and Nigel has been speaking some politically incorrect truths regarding the recent terrorist attack. So as someone who wants to see UKIP survive for now, I’m delighted Carswell has left. I think he was a dishonest infiltrator all along.
I wish UKIP would come out as against MGM and start challenging feminist legislation. They just don’t seem to care. Nigel’s the only one who’s had the odd debate with feminists, e.g. on Daily Politics with that awful blonde woman moaning about sexism in the city.
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What’s J4MB’s stance on immigration and the EU?
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Good question. We have official stances on neither issue because to do so would detract from our overriding mission, which is to campaign for the human rights of men and boys, and the restoration of strong families.
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Correct answer, Mike. Don’t antagonise any possible supporters. And please don’t stop the traffic again. You do just that in many cases..
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I have to say, even as a staunch leaver, I don’t think being in or out of the EU will make any significant difference regarding the feminist assault on men. The rot is too deeply ingrained in the corridors of power at the national level now. Most people don’t follow what the feminists are doing and are blind to it all, unlike, say, the immigration issue, which is more obvious to the average person.
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Hi,
I agree. And furthermore, I also believe that the feminist assault on men and boys is of far greater significance to the wellbeing of men, the country and the economy, than even excessive immigration. As annoying and problematic as it certainly is.
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I note that this time Carswell has not (so far) offered himself to the electorate. It used to be compulsory when an MP crossed the floor.
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