Yesterday I posted a piece about there being invariably a feminist propaganda piece on every edition of Channel 4 News. Tonight the programme was just 30 minutes long, as it usually is on Friday nights. Yet the programme makers still found more than 5 minutes for this garbage. At 3:40 we have this gem from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, interviewed by a simpering Cathy Newman:

What I’m saying is, gender isn’t biology, it’s sociology.

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Our thanks to Toy Soldier for this.

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[Note added 10.3.17: I’ve emailed Stephen Pollard, the Editor of The Jewish Chronicle – editorial@thejc.com – to express my utter disgust at his paper’s publication of this story. You can email letters to letters@thejc.com.]

A scandalous piece in The Jewish Chronicle. Virtually the entire article consists of Serlin writing about herself, and she displays not an ounce of humanity towards her unfortunate son, who in later years is likely to be a non-religious Jew, like herself.

How her husband could permit the mutilation of his baby son’s genitals, in the name of a religion which neither he nor his wife practise, is beyond me. It often takes religion for good people to commit evil. The end of the piece:

And although I’m not a religious Jew I certainly find my cultural background playing out in my work, in my love of language, of psychology, and a bit of an entrepreneurial streak, too.

At my son’s circumcision ceremony back in December, I was able to celebrate my own Jewishness with a new appreciation. [It’s all about me, me, ME!!!]

With my Jewish family on one side, and his father’s Italian family on the other, uniting over this rite of passage, we had a very special and beautiful event for our son.

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Our thanks to Ian for this. An extract:

The judge said neither the children nor their father could be identified.

He said the man and the children’s mother had become embroiled in a legal dispute over the children after separating five years ago.

The woman had initially made “serious allegations” about the man’s conduct towards one child and then claimed that he had sexually abused both youngsters.

Investigations had started, the man had been arrested and had not been able to see his children for two years.

But a social worker had suspected the children had been coached to make false allegations and staff had concluded the children’s mother had caused the youngsters “significant harm”.

Mr Justice Cobb said the children had eventually moved to live with their father and were “thriving”.

The children’s mother should be prosecuted at least on the grounds of seeking to pervert the course of justice. We can be sure she won’t be.

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Our thanks to Ian for this. Excerpts:

A mum has been found guilty of drunkenly stabbing her boyfriend with a kitchen knife at a friend’s flat in Bacup.

Dawn Walker, 35, had pleaded not guilty, blaming a nonexistent ‘third man’ for the ‘serious’ stab wounds to partner Damien Taylor’s hand and back at a flat in Bacup.

The mum-of-three who was described as being ‘cold and calculating’, was found by police cradling Mr Taylor’s head in a pool of his blood but was already concocting the story of a mysterious assailant to act as a defence, the court was told.

Miss Walker and Mr Taylor told police at the scene that the assault had been carried out on the flat doorstep by a third person who had fled the scene.

Mr Taylor had refused to give evidence at the trial and would not give a statement to police…

Prolific offender Dawn Walker had previously avoided jail for 11 attacks on police officers.

Former part-time cleaner Walker assaulted four police officers last year alone, provoking fury from the Police Federation.

Miss Walker, then 34, had been “letting her hair down” on one of her regular weekend booze sessions when she hurled abuse at victim PC Thomas Cock, before headbutting him in the face last year.

Walker, of Rossendale Crescent, Bacup, received eight weeks in prison, suspended for a year, admitted police assault and being drunk and disorderly on Manchester Road, Burnley, on July 22.

The outburst came just six weeks after Walker was spared jail for sinking her teeth into a policeman’s face during an incident when she had to be restrained on her car bonnet by several officers.

Walker had told PC Thomas Lord to “f*** off,” after he asked her to give a breath test, refused to get out of her Renault Megane and tried to bite and headbutt the officer.

She has a criminal record of 17 offences going back 16 years, with 10 previous offences of police assault.

Why in the name of all that is just, is this highly dangerous woman not in prison already? It goes without saying that a man with such a history of violent assaults would be. The criminal justice system is broken when it comes to female criminals.

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An impressive and heartfelt piece for TCW.

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For some years I’ve tried to catch Channel 4 News at 7pm every weekday evening, but I’m going to stop watching it. Almost every evening, usually in the second half of the programme, there’s a feminist propaganda piece, often one that would make even BBC programme makers blush with shame.

This evening’s edition included a particularly woeful example, The crisis in women’s prisons (4:06). It will be available to view for seven days, we’re not going to save it for posterity. Jon Snow, the ultimate mangina newsreader, started the piece with this:

We already know that prisons are in crisis, but for women behind bars, the situation is dire. Last year 12 women took their own lives, a record high.

You could be forgiven for assuming, after watching the piece, that no men committed suicide in British prisons last year.

The last substantive piece we did on prison suicides was last November – here. Some of the piece related to the scandal that is the Howard League for Penal Reform, led by CEO Frances Crook. The organization is clearly far more concerned about the 4,000 female prisoners than the 80,000+ male prisoners. We presented data showing that of the 102 ‘people’ who committed suicide in British prisons between 1 January and 28 November last year, 92 were men.

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A shameful piece in The Jewish Chronicle. Does shame not equally stop men reporting domestic abuse? Of course it does, even more so than women.

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Last March we staged the largest ever anti-MGM protest in the UK, outside the Thornhill Clinic in Luton – the leading circumcision clinic in the country. Our blog piece on that protest is here, the video here (9:19).

Two months later we protested outside the Temple Fortune Health Centre in which Dr Martin Harris works, in Golders Green, later protesting outside the offices of The Jewish Chronicle and in the centre of Golders Green. Our blog piece is here, the video here (4:16).

We’ll shortly be resuming our anti-MGM protest campaign, and increasing the frequency of protests. They’ll primarily be outside the clinics where the criminal assaults on male minors are taking place. We won’t be notifying the clinics of our intention to protest, we’ll simply turn up on the day. We’re building a database of people who are potentially willing to attend the protests – they’ll always be on weekdays – and if you’d like to be included, please email me (mike@j4mb.org.uk). Thanks.

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Our thanks to Chloe for this, in History Today.

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