An interesting video (32:04) published two weeks ago. I note that Peter Hitchens, 74, and I, 68, are in full agreement about the disastrous former Conservative party leader and prime minister, David Cameron. One of the triggers for me to cease paid employment in 2010 and devote the rest of my life to campaigning on men’s and boys’ issues and raising public awareness about the evil ideology of feminism was Cameron’s announcement in 2010 (as party leader, then in Opposition) that he planned to introduce all-women shortlists for prospective parliamentary candidates.

I was at that time a Conservative party member. I’m now a Reform UK party member, although I should make it clear that neither of the recent £36 million donations to the party came from me, despite speculation to the contrary.

I worked at the Conservative party’s campaign headquarters in London over 2006-8 as a freelance business consultant, developing and executing a new commercial model for the party conferences. My work led to over £11.5 million flowing into party coffers over the ensuing few years. I provided some details in a blog piece I published in 2021, Mike Buchanan’s £11,500,000+ donation to the Conservative party. The future Baron Buchanan of Bedford, surely? In his autobiography, Cameron revealed that the income stream had been the largest income stream for the party for a number of years.

In 2010 my book David and Goliatha: David Cameron: Heir to Harman? was published, in due course to become an international bestseller, predictably. All my 13 international bestsellers are here, on Amazon. I commissioned the cartoonist Martin Honeysett – to my mind, the greatest living British creator of images of grotesque women, at the time – to create the cover image I was seeking, Harriet Harman as a dungaree-clad feminist mother, holding hands with her hapless son, David Cameron.

I end with a link to a recent video, (8:45, on Paul Elam’s YouTube channel, almost 6,000 views so far) in which I seek financial support. After my appeal there follow short supportive appeals from Paul Elam, Janice Fiamengo, Bettina Arndt and Robert Brockway. Thank you for your support.

Have a good weekend.

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