Our thanks to Sophie for this.

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Enjoy.

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Jean, a supporter, yesterday dropped into the Fox and Hounds public house in Westerham, near Sevenoaks, Kent, with her husband and daughter. From the pub’s website:

It is a family run pub, led by Tim and Jo Harvey since December 2016. Their aim is simply to provide a welcoming evironment (sic) for all, [my emphasis] giving customers the reason to come back time and time again.

Jean and her daughter were shocked to see signs in two cubicles in the Ladies’ toilets. The first is here. The sign reads as follows, I’ve replaced underlining with bold text:

A WOMAN has to be twice as smart as a MAN to be thought half as good…

… therefore she has to be FOUR TIMES as smart to be thought JUST as good…

… fortunately, This Isn’t Difficult!

attr. to Charlotte Witton

On one level, this is just one of countless snarky narratives denigrating men (and boys), designed to bolster the flagging self-esteem of intellectually challenged women (and girls). I’ll wager that most of the meals and drinks at the Fox and Hounds yesterday – including those of women and girls – were paid for from the earnings of hard-working men.

As we’ve demonstrated before, feminists are so mind-numbingly stupid – recent studies have shown them to have IQs similar to those of fruit flies – that they can’t even get their own snarky propaganda right. Charlotte Whitton (not Witton) was a Canadian feminist and Mayoress of Ottawa, who died in 1975. The following is attributed to her:

Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult.

So, comparing what she said with the sign in the Fox and Hounds:

• Whitton says nothing about smartness
• The line ‘therefore… good’ is an invention
• Whitton says, ‘Luckily, this is not difficult’, which is transformed by the feminist fruitfly to, ‘fortunately, This Isn’t Difficult!’ Feminists aren’t too hot at correct use of capital letters, and – in common with children – they love using exclamation marks, as if they add something of substance

The second sign in the Ladies’ toilets is here. It reads:

MEN ARE LIKE GRAPES

and it’s our job to stamp

on them and keep them in

the dark, until they mature

into something you’d want

to have dinner with.

Hilarious. Let’s try a gender switch, shall we?

WOMEN ARE LIKE GRAPES

and it’s our job to stamp

on them and keep them in

the dark, until they mature

into something you’d want

to have dinner with.

Or maybe

JEWS ARE LIKE GRAPES

and it’s our job to stamp

on them and keep them in

the dark, until they mature

into something you’d want

to have dinner with.

Of course we could replace ‘Men’, ‘Women’, ‘Jews’, with ‘Blacks’, ‘Muslims’, and countless other words… but only ‘Men’ is deemed acceptable (and presumably amusing) on a sign in the Ladies’ toilets of this public house.

We shall be asking the landlord and landlady of the Fox and Hounds to remove the signs forthwith, and in recognition of their crass insensitivity towards male victims of domestic violence, displayed by the second sign, to make a donation of £1,000 to Mankind Initiative. If they decline to do both things, we trust the men in the area (and their partners and children) will boycott the place until they do.

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Our thanks to Paul for this. The start of the article:

A judge has launched an unprecedented attack on the head of the Crown Prosecution Service over her handling of rape trials.

Judge Philip Shorrock claimed that Alison Saunders, the Director of Public Prosecutions, had less understanding of the cases than a newspaper columnist.

He said in his 40 years as a barrister and on the bench, most trials led to the alleged rapist being ‘unsurprisingly’ acquitted because both parties had been drinking or taking drugs, and there was no independent proof of what had happened.

But last night, in an extraordinary outburst, Mrs Saunders hit back and accused the judge of peddling old-fashioned views.

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Our thanks to Martin for this. The article clearly shows why ‘we’ should NOT ‘call time on the biological clock message’. The writer works for an orgaization which exists to facilitate the killing of unborn children, and campaigns for women to be allowed to kill more of them, so is presumably happy when women fail to become pregnant because they’ve left it too late, in terms of their fertility.

Martin writes:

Why don’t they just teach women they can’t have it all?

An excerpt:

The fact that teenage pregnancy is at its lowest ever level since records began is a cause for celebration. Any young woman who finds herself pregnant and who wishes to continue that pregnancy needs support – not stigma.

Young women ‘find’ themselves pregnant? Hmm, how does that happen? Following a visit by the pregnancy fairy?

If you click on the website of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, you’re immediately met with this:

Considering Abortion?
We are the UK’s leading abortion care service.

The organization should clearly be renamed the British Abortion Advisory Service.

Our position on abortion is in our 2015 general election manifesto (pp.5,6).

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A piece in The Sun, published two days ago. An excerpt:

“I am not on Facebook, but I am on Twitter. I regard going on Twitter as probably one of the worst things I have ever done in my life.

“I have about 16,000 followers, all of whom hate me.”

Mr Davies added: “It is very interesting to read what they have to say, but it all seems rather pointless.

“They can hurl as much abuse as they like – it does not bother me – but I am not entirely sure that it gets us anywhere.”

The BBC produced a short piece on the matter. An excerpt:

Philip Davies, a critic of political correctness and “zealous” feminism, who campaigns for “men’s rights,” told fellow MPs those who were not on Facebook or Twitter were “the sensible ones”.

I’m convinced journalism students are taught to put text in speech marks when they want to create the impression in readers’ minds, that the text is about something which the reader should be suspicious about. The idea that feminists might be zealots, or men should have rights! Ridiculous.

Please join me in following Philip on Twitter. You can do so here.

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Our thanks to Mike P for this.

Fay Weldon’s What Makes Women Happy was published in 2006. From the first page:

The brutal answer to what makes women happy is, ‘Nothing, not for more than ten minutes at a time’.

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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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We’ve just added a new design (above) to the polo shirts and T-shirts available at the J4MB store. The shirts are available in a wide variety of sizes and colours, the polo shirts in 100% cotton or polycotton. We’ve had good feedback from supporters about the quality of the garments and print. The new design can be printed in either black or white.

Please let me know (mike@j4mb.org.uk) of any new designs you’d like to be made available in the J4MB store. We’ll consider putting up new designs which we consider have sales potential.

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Outstanding. We look forward to Parts 2 and 3 in due course.

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