Enjoy. From the idiot’s narrative in the video you’d have thought Philip Davies had attracted fewer votes at the recent general election compared with 2015, not more, but you’d be wrong. His % of the vote rose, too. In the first paragraph of the accompanying text in the crowdfunder he refers to Philip’s attendance at our 2016 conference, and mentions an excellent article by Janet Bloomfield, 13 reasons women lie about being raped, a link to which is in our ‘Key topics’ section.

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Our thanks to Gerry for this. There’s a link to the CPS’s associated public statement. In the latter document:

This paper reaffirms our commitment to male victims of these crimes. [J4MB: How is it possible to reaffirm a commitment which never existed?]…

Involve more national men’s groups in the scrutiny of CPS policies, guidance and training and within the VAWG External Consultation Group. [J4MB: These groups will be those which never call for men to get a share of the funding which overwhelmingly goes to women’s organizations, such as the feminist-friendly Men and Boys Coalition which has seemingly achieved precisely nothing in the 10 months of its existence, as we’d have expected.]

From the coalition’s ‘About’ page:

The Coalition will not:

– Provide and promote solutions to individual issues affecting men and boys, that is the remit of the individual organisations and leaders themselves
– Accept or work with organisations or individuals who are anti-women/girls and/or advocate removing resources from women/girls [J4MB: Our emphasis]
– Accept or work with organisations or individuals who express misogyny, [J4MB: misandry is presumably acceptable] homophobia, transphobia, racism or any other form of bigotry or discrimination

The last time I looked, the coalition’s website didn’t even have a position on MGM.

Anyone who believes that the CPS with Alison Saunders at the helm is ever going to give a flying f*** about the suffering of men or boys must have his head in the clouds. This is nothing more than a cynical PR exercise which confrontation-averse manginas will swallow hook, line and sinker.

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Our thanks to David for this. The end of the piece:

Staffordshire Police Superintendent Amanda Davies said ‘It was vital we gave the victim the time, space and support she needed to disclose the information.

‘Over 100 hours of interviews were conducted by specially trained officers, and throughout the investigation we have kept her informed and continued to provide support.

‘In this case Esther made the difficult decision to waive her right to anonymity [J4MB: Not remotely ‘difficult’. She’s a fantasist rape accuser, and would have relished the publicity] and we will continue to support her, [J4MB: Why? She should be prosecuted and if found guilty, jailed for a long time] as we would with all victims of crime. [J4MB: She wasn’t a victim of crime] We want to take this opportunity to reassure other potential victims that their identity is protected by law.’

‘Supporting victims [J4MB: Female victims, that is] remains our absolute priority, rest assured you can contact us confident that you will be listened to and we will provide the support you need.’

Three people were interviewed under caution during the investigation, one of whom was arrested.

Ms Phillips declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.

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Our thanks to Stu for this. What is it with women and spatial awareness?

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Our thanks to Stu for this piece… on the BBC website. Director general Tony Hall’s determination to solve the gender pay gap ‘problem’ could mean the end of the BBC as a licence-fee financed organization. Hope springs eternal. A small selection of our pieces relating to BBC anti-male bias can be found on our Key posts page.

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Our thanks to David for this. He writes:

You’ve no doubt already read this about Rees-Mogg, but I just wanted to express to someone who would appreciate it how delighted I am that a politician has had the balls to be open about these views.

While not a Catholic, I am a C of E Christian and share his views. I think the Church should be allowed to develop at its own speed without political pressure (I recall one particular comment from that Greening woman).

I look forward to him becoming PM!

Our position on abortion was outlined in our 2015 manifesto (pp.5,6).

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I’m repeating this blog piece because I’m now going to attend these protests, having cancelled a conflicting activity.

In 2015 and 2016 we organized anti-MGM protests outside the Conservative party conferences, making thousands of people aware that MGM is illegal, unethical, physically and sometimes psychologically damaging. Video footage from the 2015 conference is here (3:13) and the 2016 conference here (16:04).

Further protests are planned for Monday 2 October and Tuesday 3 October, with bigger and better banners, placards etc. The conference website is here. I urge you to support this important initiative, and if you expect to be able to attend, please email me (mike@j4mb.org.uk). I hope to meet you there. We shall as usual be video recording with both videocams and bodycams.

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Our thanks to Stu for this.

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

A divorcee who swindled £26,000 in benefits after banking a £250,000 settlement from her ex-husband has been ordered to pay back every penny she stole.

In plain English, she isn’t being punished for her crime. How amazing it must be to have the genitals necessary that if you’re found guilty of theft, you need only pay back what you’ve stolen. But of course we’ve published many stories of female thieves who weren’t required to even pay back what they stole, yet escaped prison.

The end of the piece:

Amiee Parkes, defending, said: “What triggered this is an acrimonious divorce from her partner. [J4MB: She clearly cannot bear any responsibility for her actions.]

“When she first made this claim it wasn’t fraudulent, and she was advised to make it by the domestic violence unit. [J4MB: Classic gynocentric defence. It was legal at first, so it shouldn’t have become illegal later. Society is so hard on women!]

“She didn’t know she was going to get the sum of money she did, but accepts she did not declare that or the property in Kingston-upon-Thames bought from the proceeds of the divorce.” [J4MB: How could she not ‘accept’ that? It’s presented as a mitigating factor, because vagina.]

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Our thanks to Stu for this. A few key facts about genital mutilation:

• both FGM and MGM are illegal in the UK, under the Offences Against the Person Act (1861). FGM is also specifically illegal under a 1985 Act, introduced at the behest of feminists who had no interest in MGM coming to an end
• MGM is carried out by men at the behest of men
• FGM is carried out by women at the behest of women
• all MGM is more injurious than most FGM
• MGM is common in the UK, especially in Muslim and Jewish families
• FGM is rarely carried out in the UK, and the police / CPS do not target the cohort of women carrying it out, middle-aged and elderly black women, so determined are they to perpetuate the lying feminist narrative (the word ‘lying’ is superfluous, of course) that FGM is carried out at the behest of men. In Africa in particular, women oppose initiatives to end FGM, while men support the initiatives

The state’s focus on FGM and utter disinterest in MGM is an extraordinary example of the empathy gender gap.

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