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Justice for Men & Boys 
Before reading this piece, I would have been a believer in the view that the priority should be implementation of the outcomes of previous inquiries. Enough time has passed, the inertia and indifference is an insult to the victims. But, the weaponised incompetence of previous efforts can be seen as a strategy to atomise the information, thereby preventing overview and sensible recommendation. It is, for example, beyond belief that there has been only one thematic report, in which Rotherham was mentioned only once, and Rochdale referred to only in context of the paedophile Lib Dem MP Cyril Smith. And that Telford, where an estimated 1,000 victims were raped and abused, wasn’t mentioned at all.
This sort of obfuscation can be seen to be similar to the Post Office scandal, an attempt to prevent members of the public from joining up the dots. Desperate manipulations by malevolent marionettes to conceal the intent of their political puppet masters. Both left and right have been complicit in this. Young girls have been thrown to the wolves for the sake of ‘community cohesion’, and the voices of feminism have been starkly silent.
I find it admirable that the concerns of j4mb are not limited to men & boys. A reminder that men tend to take a more universal view of society. They do not wear the blinkers that make male issues invisible to feminism. They don’t follow the dogma of zero-sum games. The civilisation which continues to afford protection and shelter to ingrates was founded on male competition, now denigrated as ‘toxic masculinity’ by those who will never understand what it means to be a man. https://www.denisecummins.com/uploads/1/1/8/2/11828927/cummins_2019_encyc_ev_psy_sci.pdf
Regarding this present stain on civilisation, will it require dramatization on ITV before the public are afforded a less opaque overview as to what has been occurring?
Something dramatic will be required to twist the arm of our elected representatives.
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Thanks, good points. Some of the abused children were boys, but you’d have to look long and hard for any admission of that in the media.
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