Swayne O’Pie has launched the ‘Society to Establish a Minister for Men’

/ Mike Buchanan

Swayne O’Pie, a well-known longstanding anti-feminist and author of Why Britain Hates Men: Exposing Feminism, has launched the ‘Society to Establish a Minister for Men’. It’s a vehicle for talks and discussions, with titles such as, “If we have a Minister for Women, why don’t we have a Minister for Men?” We wish him every success with the initiative, and of course Philip Davies MP should be the first Minister for Men.

Swayne can be contacted by email (info@exposingfeminism.com) or phone (07903 939034).

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5 thoughts on “Swayne O’Pie has launched the ‘Society to Establish a Minister for Men’”

  1. Indeed,quite amazing there is no minister for men, despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of military casualties are men, overwhelming majority of the homeless are men,
    overwhelming majority of prisoners are men, overwhelming majority of suicides are committed by men, etc.. What’s the excuse for there not being a minister for men ?
    Because men are gentlemen and so it is okay to neglect them ? Well, in that case it is better not to be gentlemen and demand justice instead.

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    • I wish more men would use the Equality Act. As Philip Davies has pointed out in questioning the need for adding “and women” to the Select Committee on Equality, and the Equality Minister. The Act both are meant to be monitoring or enacting is not specifically for women but “gender” and covers a range of other issues such as Age, Disability, Mental Health as well as Ethnicity, race and faith.
      All these others hardly get a look in. One can still be a “Gent” and simply demand the Law is applied, as indeed Mr Davies does, and he seems a Gentleman to me..

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  2. There shouldn’t be a minister for women or men, but while there’s a minister for women, there should be one for men. Quite frankly, I think there are far too many of these ministries. I wonder how many more ministries there are now compared to Margaret Thatcher’s day.

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