Our thanks to Gerry for this (Mail, £). The plan was discussed in high-level meetings between the Home Office [J4MB: The Home Secretary is, of course, the odious feminist Yvette Cooper] and Prevent. The piece starts with this:
“Teenage boys face investigation by anti-terrorism officers if they make sexist remarks in the classroom, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
The Home Office is considering plans to allow teachers to report misogynistic comments to the government’s Prevent programme, which was set up to combat Islamic extremists. Even comments about a ‘woman’s place being in the kitchen’ could be enough to spark a referral to the unit, sources said last night.
Critics say the move would dilute Prevent’s work in deradicalising potential terrorists at a time of huge global tensions.”
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Justice for Men & Boys 
And what of girls who might say women should be in the kitchen, or take the lead in looking after baby? Why just boys? Of course because the feminists hate all males. It shows how mad the idea is when Julie Bindel actually makes some sense. As always she hates males but at least has the sense to point out Prevent is there to prevent actual terrorism from the sources that have actually killed fellow citizens rather than schoolboys who might “wind up” their teachers. The Police and Anti Terrorism agencies busy with naughty schoolboys, are the rest of us simply to look to our own defense?
I wonder if any of these people were children? In my school days a common bit of fun to liven up dull days was to “wind up” teachers with whatever we knew worked. I suspect in modern schools pupils know that even the mention of the apparently all powerful prince of darkness (appropriately domiciled in Romania) Andrew Tate will liven up a boring Maths lesson.
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