Our thanks to James for this Kate Andrews’ piece on pay gap statistics that argues against both the faulty information that our government is determined to mine – and the heavy handed intervention that is justified by it.

Enjoy. (44:24)

Our thanks to Paul Elam for publishing this on his channel. All ICMI talks will be posted on our own channel over 8-10 August.

Mike’s speech was titled “Equal Rights for Men and Women” and he introduced The Non-Feminist Declaration.

Our thanks to Paul Elam for publishing this on his channel. All ICMI talks will be posted on our own channel over 8-10 August.

Garvan Walshe, former National and International Security Policy Adviser to the Conservative Party, has had a piece published on Conservative Home arguing that the way for the Tories to secure the votes of the younger demographic is to embrace feminism. The flagship policy that he is suggesting is free childcare to rectify the “pay gap” (which is really a “productivity gap”).

Readers concerned by this idea may want to drop a comment underneath the article.

Our thanks to James for this – harrowing scenes from a British primary school where children are being grievously misinformed and whose resulting outrage at perceived female disadvantage is being harnessed to perform feminist activism.

ICMI attendees may remember (dating and relationships coach and commentator) DeAnna Lorraine from the conference.

Here is a clip of her on U.S. T.V. discussing the demonisation of masculinity.

I’ll be joining her on the Make Love Great Again on the New Right Network today (Friday 27th August) at 5:15pm, talking about how Feminism is ruining Men, Women & the world.

https://youtube.com/c/newrightnetwork

Any question’s can be submitted through here (I’ll check comments one last time at 5pm), Twitter – @Anti_Fembot – or via YouTube Live:

Dr Siobhan Weare has received funding to further her research into this ‘hidden crime’.

More details on the study and how to sign up for an interview here.

Original study here.

Our thanks to Max for highlighting this great episode of Sargon of Akkad’s ‘This Week in Stupid’.

Topics explored include false allegations and “equal pay”.

Thanks to James for this link.

Ministers are pushing through a plan to punish non-payers of child maintenance with the confiscation of their passports – as an alternative to taking their driving licenses. Kit Malthouse, Child Maintenance Minister, explained that the latter “impacts somebody’s ability to work very often and of course, we’d like them to work so they can pay the maintenance.“

The plan is likely to be better for all concerned – however can not be described as ‘just’ until denying nonresident parents access to their children carries a similar penalty.

Stuart Reges, who has worked at The University of Washington since 2004, has provoked student backlash after writing a piece in Quillette titled ‘Why Women Don’t Code’.

Drop him a line to show your support at reges@cs.washington.edu