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Regrettable. This must be an example of the toxic masculinity we keep hearing about.
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Long-term followers of this blog will be aware that Philip Davies MP became interested in men’s issues after being told that women were treated more harshly than men by the criminal justice system – an old feminist myth, of course. He instructed the House of Commons library to provide him with data on the issue, thereby learning that the truth was quite the opposite – men are treated FAR more harshly, particularly in sentencing terms. Anyone with any doubts on the issue would do well to read William Collins’s The Empathy Gap: Male Disadvantages and the Mechanisms of Their Neglect (the ebook costs under £5.00).
Philip went on to make a name for himself in men’s rights circles by impressively defying Jess Phillips (at the time a recently-elected MP) and hosting the first debate in the House of Commons to commemorate International Men’s Day. The debates have continued to this day. Philip gave well-received speeches at a number of ICMIs from 2016 onwards.
During one of our meetings, Philip mentioned that he’d raised the issue of the anti-male bias of the criminal justice system with Michael Gove, at the time (2015-16) the Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor. He told me Gove was not only aware of the bias but approved of it.
Now it is beyond doubt, of course, that Secretaries of State for Justice – the feminist ones, in particular – know of that anti-male bias, and approve of it. But I have yet to encounter anyone else who has personally witnessed an admission by a cabinet minister to that effect.
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Appalling. The start of the piece:
“A woman who worked as an NHS psychiatrist for more than 20 years after she got the job with a fake qualification has been ordered to pay back more than £400,000 or face more jail time.
Zholia Alemi, of Burnley, worked across the UK after forging a degree certificate from the University of Auckland in New Zealand.
The 62-year-old denied 20 offences including forgery but was jailed for seven years after being convicted by jury at Manchester Crown Court in 2023.
A Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) spokesman said she had been ordered by a judge to pay back £406,624 in compensation to the NHS or face two-and-a-half more years in prison after she “cheated the public purse”.
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Assuming she doesn’t pay £406,624 in compensation to the NHS – and why such a low sum, given she worked as a psychiatrist for 20 years? – she’ll then “face” two-and-a-half more years in prison. This will not only cost the taxpayer a fortune, but effectively mean she’ll be earning more than £13,500 per MONTH over that period. Nice work, if you can get it.
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Today’s video is here (1:19).
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Interesting (Spectator, £).
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Interesting (video, 18:07). A slightly expanded text is here.
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