Our thanks to Mike P for this.

Our thanks to Mike P for this.

#TriggerWarning – a devious and deceitful smear piece misrepresenting both Peterson and the MHRM.

Our thanks to Daniel for the link.

Morgan Freeman is the latest in the list of Hollywood men to be subjected to the #MeToo witch hunt. Joanna Williams argues that the campaign is “no longer about what a man has done but about how a woman feels” – and that it’s counterproductive. I struggle to recall the moment that #MeToo was simply about “what a man has done”. #MeToo has always been primarily about how (histrionically prudish) women feel – with a shield provided by women complaining about ‘what a man has done’ – and an underbelly of entirely false allegations.

For the first time at an ICMI, we plan to screen a series of humorous videos during the lunch breaks at the July conference, just seven weeks away. We’ve decided to include three short pieces from 6oodfella, a talented Glaswegian vlogger – If the moon landing happened in the current year (2:00), Nottingham women be like… (0:27), A hangout with feminists (8:06).

James Cameron has criticised the final scene in Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien’ for objectifying Sigourney Weaver’s character, Ripley.

Weaver’s keennes to participate in the scene is apparently an irrelevance to him, as are the fairly obvious reasons that the decision to strip Weaver down to her underwear may have been taken (to emphasise her belief that she’s safe – making the appearance of the Xenomorph more surprising – and to leave her as vulnerable as possible).

It’s a great scene in a great film but “feminism ruins everything” (in the words of 6oodfella). My only hope is that in pushing this agenda, representations of sexuality that heterosexual men are likely to enjoy will become subversive… And, that this will lead to increasing courage and creativity in the cultural sector which will push the boundaries, imposed by feminist aggression, both in the making of art and in the public politics of the auteurs.

Some reflections (video, 3:25) from a Swedish man on Bitchute.

Our thanks to Sean for this (video, 4:37), in which Peterson explains why women use reputation destruction, gossip and innuendo as weapons. It’s a clip from a longer piece (59:24).

Daily Mail caption: Will Norman, Sadiq Khan’s new cycling tsar wants to diversify cycling  to stop London’s cycling routes being overwhelmed by middle class men

Our thanks to a number of supporters for this. So, why are men outnumbering women in this area? The answer is work ethic, a preparedness to do things which are physically and/or mentally challenging. Go to any park and see what the ratio of men and women (or boys and girls) exercising or playing sports are. It’s rarely less than 10:1, sometimes 20:1. No taxpayer-funded initiatives will ever change that reality, though they may provide employment for otherwise unemployable SJWs.

A piece by Wil Crisp in yesterday’s Telegraph. Emphases ours.

A teenage girl falsely accused ex-boyfriend of drugging and raping her when he refused to rekindle their romance, a court heard.

Hannah Sandover, 18, had been dating her ex-boyfriend, also 18, for nearly a year when they broke up.

She later told a friend he had spiked her water bottle and forced himself on her in the back of his car during a trip to the Westbury White Horse in Wiltshire.

Her worried friend went to the police and Sandover gave a statementsaying: “He became forceful and pinned me down, I kept telling him to stop.

“I think he had drugged the water I was drinking.”

She claimed she got into the back of car to stretch out in an attempt to ease stomach pains, before her former boyfriend jumped on her.

Sandover also claimed that one of her friends was sitting in the front of the car, but was listening to music through headphones so did not know what was going on.

When she was taken to a clinic for an examination, her story started to change as she admitted she hadn’t been drugged.

Sandover admitted she made it all up when her family began to question the story.