Our thanks to Ronald for this piece from The Centre for Male Psychology (UK).
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An insightful as well as hilarious piece by Madeline Grant for The Spectator (£). In 2018, Madeline (Digital Officer at the IEA at the time) joined me (and a silly woman) for a discussion at the London studios of TRT World, a Turkish public broadcaster, with an unbiased host who wouldn’t have lasted five minutes at the BBC. The discussion was titled Will UK gender pay reporting laws change anything? (video, 26:12).
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… metaphorically speaking, anyway. A piece in The Irish Times. The whiny, lying, gormless, toxic queen of hyperbole wittering away like a complete eejit as always.
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Today’s video is here (11:46).
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.
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Our thanks to Nigel for this piece in The Guardian (international edition) from February 2025. He writes:
“For some reason this popped up from the Guardian originally published in the international edition in Feb.
‘Narcissistic women are abusing in ways that society allows,’ she argues. ‘They often leverage their femininity, present themselves as soft-spoken, but it is cunning; it’s premeditated. They may still lie, cheat and control others.
‘They ultimately tend to weaponise anything that society allows them to use,’ says Green. ‘This means they may be more successful using their children against their partner, or making false accusations of abuse, than physically threatening someone.’ “
Blimey, in the Gruaniad!”
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Interesting. An extract:
“The judge said that, as well as alcohol use, other aggravating factors were the fact the victims were in their own home, and Gray’s 18 previous convictions relating to 40 offences.”
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Justice for Men & Boys 