Interesting (video, 40:30).
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Sean Bw Parker is an artist, writer and musician specialising in cultural theory and justice reform. He was a victim of the anti-male criminal injustice system, and has long worked hard for victims of false allegations. His new book SOCIETY: Portraits is available from Amazon in three editions, hardback (£15.90), paperback (£10.60) and Kindle (£3.49).
This is Sean’s tenth book – his Amazon author page is here – and we wish him ever success with it.
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Laura Bloody-Bates was the founder of The Everyday Sexism Project in 2012, we’ve always referred to it as The Everyday Whining Project. Our awards to her include two Lying Feminist of the Month awards presented over a period of just three months in 2014, here.
Bloody-Bates’s website appeals to the sort of wilting hothouse flowers (like herself) who see sexism and misogyny everywhere and anti-male sexism and misandry nowhere – clearly a projection of their own misandy, which she has denied, as would they, one assumes.
I only met the harpy once, when we were both interviewed “live” soon after I’d launched J4MB. The interviewer was Jeremy Vine for his Radio 2 show, which at the time attracted over seven million listeners. The file (audio, 18:25) is here.
Because of the layout of the studio, Jeremy Vine couldn’t see what was on the desks in front of us. At one point Bloody-Bates was reading out some statistics from notes in front of her (I could see she was) in that wooden voice of hers, when Jeremy Vine interrupted with, “Laura, are you reading from notes?” She denied it, and I’m sorry to this day that I didn’t reveal the truth. I don’t know why I didn’t, maybe misplaced chivalry? It wouldn’t happen today. She has never accepted another invitation to be interviewed with me (or any other MRA, to the ebst of my knowledge). She is, of course, a regular on BBC TV and radio.
At the end of the interview she stood up accused me of sending abusive emails – I hadn’t, only emails to raise her knowledge of some issues. I was patiently relating the truth, whereupon she stamped a foot like a threee-year-old toddler and stormed out of the studio. Vine could only mouth in bewilderment, “Wow!”.
To my mind Bloody-Bates is a child trrapped in anwoman’s body, and could do with some psychiatric help, but of course she’ll never seek it. Easier, by far, to blame men for her angst.
Bloody-Bates libelled a number of MRAs (including myself) in her book Men Who Hate Women. She also lied about attending one of the London mini-conferences. Sadly taking out a libel case is extortionately expensive (her publisher is American) so we had no choice but to let the matter drop. But we made a couple of videos in response to the libel, Elizabeth Hobson created A Challenge to Laura Bates (5:34) while I created Mike Buchanan’s Challenge of Laura Bates (32:19).
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Appalling (Telegraph, £). Elzaenen has appeared on BBC Arabic more than a dozen times since the conflict erupted and even reported live last month. The article also cites other anti-Jewish “journalists” used by the BBC.
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Our thanks to Jeff for this (Mail, £). The article is written by two female “journalists” and cites “studies” by female “researchers”. Stereotypically masculine words and terms which allegedly intimidate women and disincline them from replying to job adverts include ambition, drive, entrepreneurial spirit, adventurousness, assertiveness, outspokenness and self-reliance. I think the lesson to be taken from this is clear. Employers should include as many of these terms as possible in job adverts.
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Today’s video is here (3:06).
Over a period of almost six months we’re posting links to one video daily from the comedy channel of our associated award-winning website, Laughing at Feminists. Remember, it’s more than important to laugh at feminists, it’s a civic duty.
You might also be interested in the 700+ videos on our YouTube channel, which includes our media appearances since 2012, 300+ videos of talks and other materials from the International Conferences on Men’s Issues (2014 – ), from the other men’s issues conferences we’ve been involved with, and so much more. The individual conference playlists are here.
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Inspiring. The end of the BBC piece:
Mr Ferguson is a World War Two veteran who took part in the Burma Campaign, in which Allied forces defeated the Japanese.
He still wakes up six days a week at 07:00 but lays in “a little bit” on Sundays.
Despite being well past retirement age, Mr Ferguson still plays an active part in the business and regularly travels to Manchester to buy new stock.
“I’ve enjoyed my life, it’s been very good,” he said.
“And I’ve got a good family, I have got some wonderful people, we’re all friends together.”
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Our thanks to Tony for BBC licence fee ‘unenforceable’, says culture secretary (just published) and BBC announces extra support to help people pay for TV Licence (2023). The latter piece concerns the fact that 75% of people prosecuted for not paying the licence fee were women. The BBC’s Gender Disparity Review found that “Societal factors, outside the BBC’s control, remain the significant factors behind the disparity in prosecutions as found in the previous BBC review in 2017.” Of course it couldn’t conclude that women should be held accountable for breaking the law.
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Interesting (video, 1:13:35).
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Justice for Men & Boys 