Appalling. The end of the piece:
“So what can be done?
The Labour MPs we spoke to have called for a ‘cultural shift’ in the way the public and private sector approaches the issues faced by young men and boys.
Campaigners say there needs to be a ‘dedicated strategy’ across government.
But the challenges are broad, spanning areas such as health, education and the internet.
Even the prime minister, who has taken a keen interest in the challenges raised by Adolescence, admits there “isn’t an obvious policy response”. [J4MB emphasis: There is an obvious policy response, which is to end the female privileging which causes male disadvantages, something his feminist controllers will never accept.]
And so the fear some gave is that despite the attention of MPs and the public, there is a risk that young men and boys could slip off the agenda.”
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Our thanks to Tom for this (video, 28:11). He writes:
“No woman will ever do this. They simply don’t have the patience or skill.”
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Interesting. Always good to observe feminism and feminists under attack from women, as well as men.
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Our thanks to Warren for this (Telegraph, £). The “two-tier justice” referred to is of course to do with left-wingers and right-wingers, no mention is made of two-tier justice in relation to sex.
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Our thanks to Gerry for this. He writes:
“This man has been a champion of freedom and says some very important things here.”
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The video recording session with the high-profile British businesswoman Karren Brady lasted over two hours. She was utterly livid throughout, amusingly. Less than four minutes of the discussion made it into the final 65-minute-long programme (26:57 – 30:33). I must have spent at least half an hour trying (but failing) to get her to understand (in the context of the well-established causal link between greater gender diversity on boards and corporate financial decline) that correlation does not imply causation.
I knew infinitely more about the issue of the sexes in the workplace than Brady, possibly the most ignorant and arrogant high-profile feminist I’ve ever met, including Caroline Criado Perez who – in a live TV interview for This Morning, sat next to me – laughed and admitted cheerily that she’d won a J4MB “Lying Feminist of the Month” award because she’d lied. Phillip Schofield was lost for words. She won the award three times over 2014/15, links to the award winners and their certificates here.
The Channnel 5 video footage from my discussion with Karren Brady is in the programme, which should be (but isn’t) accessible by people in the UK and people with a VPN choosing a UK server clicking on this link Why Do Men Earn More Than Women? It’s necessary to sign in or register, which I’ve just done with one of my email addresses, I couldn’t get the video to play. My audio commentary on the interview is here (1:30).
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Our thanks to Jeff for this. How many cases have we seen of female PCs and prison officers having relationships with men in prison and compromising their responsibilities? Compared with men, women appear far more likely to put relationships before responsibilities. An extract:
“The court heard that Kenny had also informed Mottley about an upcoming police firearms raid and pledged to identify who the ‘local informants’ were, before attending a course on managing police informants.”
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Justice for Men & Boys 