Interesting. Because it’s a BBC piece, the wrongdoings of the female criminals is inevitably excused:

The fake father scam is described as “incredibly elaborate” by immigration lawyer Ana González.

“It is very sophisticated, incredibly difficult to police,” she says. “In a way it’s just proof of how desperate these women are and the incredible lengths they’re prepared to go through in order to secure the right to remain in the UK. “If a migrant woman is in the UK illegally and gives birth to a child fathered by a British citizen or a man with indefinite leave to remain, the baby is automatically British by birth. The mother can then apply for a family visa, which will give her the right to remain in the UK – and apply for citizenship in due course. “This rule is to protect children, not to give visas to women who have no papers in the UK,” says Ms González. “It’s not a loophole. It should not be seen as such.”

The solution to this fraud is perfectly simple. Women who are in this country illegally should be deported, along with such women who make claims of being the victims of domestic violence.

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Very good (video, 13:27). At one points Courtney wonders if the ‘gym girls’ she’s commenting on think men should wear blinders (UK: blinkers). Ten years ago we published a piece, The next feminist campaign? Men should wear ‘blinkers’.

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Herbert was the author of an excellent book published just before the conference, Their Angry Creed: The shocking history of feminism, and how it is destroying our way of life. It was published by my publishing concern, LPS Publishing, and I’m pleased to report it’s still selling well around the world.

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Our thanks to Ed Bartlett of the Washington DC-based Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance (DAVIA) for this press release. We’re an active member of DAVIA which is sponsoring the International Conference on Men’s Issues in Budapest, Hungary, in August 2024.

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Interesting. Eric Clopper’s lengthy documentary is well worth catching (link below). The start of the piece:

Eric Clopper, a well-known intactivist and former Harvard lecturer, was banned from speaking at Intact 2022, Intact America’s genital autonomy conference. Sources close to the organizers say that Clopper’s presentation on his performance of Sex & Circumcision: An American Love Story was rejected due to pressure from Eliyahu Ungar-Sargon, a founding member of the Jewish organization Bruchim who has participated in multiple hit pieces on Clopper. Ungar-Sargon has attacked Clopper’s work repeatedly, including a major documentary by The Guardian in which he called the leadership of the intactivist movement “alt right.” Clopper responded by suggesting that Ungar-Sargon has lied about the intactivist movement because of his greater loyalty to Jewish interests. Ungar-Sargon was allowed to speak at Intact 2022, despite multiple hit pieces where he calls the intactivist movement “antisemitic” and “alt right.” Members of his organization Bruchim made up the largest group present at the conference. {J4MB emphasis]

Our YouTube playlist on MGM (112 videos) is here.  Eric Clopper’s documentary Sex & Circumcision: An American Love Story (video, 2:10:50) is here.

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Sad news. It’s not her. The two things aren’t connected, simply statements of fact.

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A piece on the BBC website. Mae Muller (25) was the UK’s entrant for last night’s Eurovision Song Contest, an event I can never understand being watched by music lovers. She ended the night in 25th place out of 26. Her song was titled I Wrote a Song, an extract from the related Wiki page:

Despite the title, Muller in fact co-wrote “I Wrote a Song” in January 2023 with songwriters Karen Poole and Lewis Thompson, [J4MB: on the BBC today, it’s normal for the woman to get first billing] who all co-produced the track, with production from Alfred Parx (L Devine) and Lewis Thompson. It lyrically addresses channeling your anger and taking revenge on a cheating ex. The song runs for a total of 2 minutes and 45 seconds and explores themes of self-worth, heartbreak, and empowerment.

Why did the song bomb? It’s a mystery, all right!!! Let’s do the old gender switcheroo, shall we? Let’s say the singer was a 25-year-old man, and the BBC piece included this about the song:

It lyrically addresses channeling your anger and taking revenge on a cheating ex. The song runs for a total of 2 minutes and 45 seconds and explores themes of self-worth, heartbreak, and empowerment.

Hmm, I can see that going down a storm at the Eurovision. But of course the man and the song would never get to Eurovision. We note the lie implicit in the title, I Wrote a Song. It would more accurately be titled We Wrote a Song, given the credited co-writers Lewis Thompson (a person of the male persuasion) and Karen Poole. How much did Mae Muller contribute? My guess is not much, and as usual we’re seeing the conditioned pandering to female narcissism, something about which I’ll have more to say in due course, maybe at ICMI24 in Budapest.

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