Justice for Men & Boys

My thanks to Elizabeth for pointing me to this (video, 51:32). Gad Saad's YouTube channel (201,000+ subscribers) is here. Our last general election manifesto is here. Our YouTube channel is here, our Facebook channel here, our Twitter channel here. If everyone who read this … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Steve for this. The start of the piece: A MUM-of-two [J4MB: Who is this article addressed to? Children? Why not "mother-of-two"?] lied about her abusive ex threatening her with a machete in a bid to get “revenge”, a court heard. Elle Lewis, 24, who later admitted … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Times: Nearing 50, Neil McClements applied for an NHS job taking hospitals over to new technology. He scored top marks at interview and met the female team, eldest member 33. But oh dear: for all his experience they found him “nothing like” the young woman he … [Read more...]

An interesting piece just published by TCW, concerning Professor Gad Saad, an evolutionary behavioural scientist and professor of marketing at Concordia University in Montreal. His latest book The Parasitic Mind: How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense was published two … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Telegraph: The news that Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, is writing a historical romance novel for Mills & Boon has puzzled many. Is Mills & Boon, that supplier of quaintly erotic “happily ever after” fantasies, still around – and why on earth would a … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Telegraph: Let me tell you about some of the gorgeous men in my life. Men like Nicholas Andracas, whose clothes are “flimsy camouflage for the leashed power in the body beneath”. Or Ross Macauley, possessor of the kind of dark eyes to floor a lass with their … [Read more...]

Inspired by this man, I henceforth offer myself as a Zoom video companion to anyone other than Laura Bates at a cost of £50 per hour, different times chargeable pro-rata. Laura Bates, £1,000,000, or £2,000,000 if she insists I not mute her microphone. Money payable in advance. A … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Mike P for this piece in the Mail, full text below. We can be sure that men have been passed over for employment and promotion in huge numbers for decades - particularly in the public sector, I'd suggest, where a higher proportion of senior people are women than in … [Read more...]

Very good (video, 44:28). Our last general election manifesto is here. Our YouTube channel is here, our Facebook channel here, our Twitter channel here. If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. £5.00 … [Read more...]

Professor Eric Anderson gave a persuasive talk at ICMI20, Adding Brain Trauma to the Men's Human Rights Agenda. The focus of his talk was on compulsory contact sports for schoolboys, and rugby in particular. A piece in today's Times: Ann McKee is the foremost expert on … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Times, emphases ours: Openreach hopes to attract thousands more female applicants for engineering roles by removing “gender bias” in its job adverts. The telecoms network said that it would overhaul the language it used in job descriptions after reasearch … [Read more...]

Never let it be said we don't celebrate female achievements here at J4MB. An inspiring story in today's Times follows. The male journalist will surely be fired for including the following in his article, which clearly wasn't passed by the paper's feminist censors: Stig Avall … [Read more...]

A piece by two female journalists in today's Times, the graphs are only available online: People without health problems and the under-60s are faring better in the latest wave of Covid-19 than they did in the first, an analysis of hospital deaths by The Times suggests. Figures … [Read more...]

A piece in yesterday's Sunday Telegraph. The consequence will inevitably be more false allegations, more innocent men in prison. Feminist groups were calling for a maximum sentence of five years, so the virtue-signalling Justice Minister has decided on seven years. 'I’ve heard … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Telegraph: It’s time the director-general delivered on his promise to rein in virtue-signalling presenters. Since I joined the House of Lords, a lot of people have been writing to me about the BBC. They say that it is turning against them – that it doesn’t … [Read more...]

It has long been my ambition to appear on the weekly BBC programme Desert Island Discs, first broadcast in 1942 - 79 years ago - but the BBC has obviously lost my email address again, as I haven't heard from them recently. So I was delighted to be contacted by the Glaswegian … [Read more...]

A piece in today's Sunday Times: Using a beauty business as a front and with babies in tow, female gang leaders ran a drugs network across the north of England When the Kray twins ruled the East End of London in the 1960s, organised crime was a man’s world where bosses … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Mike P for this. An extract from the long article: Judge Sarah Munro, said Culhane was a 'determined, persuasive and manipulative liar' capable of conning professionals into sympathising with her. 'Crystal Culhane did not, as the jury found, intend you (White) to … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Stu for this new BBC piece headlined, "Are Covid patients getting younger?" by Philippa Roxby. The issue of the gender balance among people ending up critically ill with Covid is only covered in the last of the article's five sections, the related text being: In … [Read more...]

Good news in yesterday's Telegraph: On the first anniversary of the Sussexes stepping back from royal life, it has emerged Meghan shelved dual citizenship application The Duchess of Sussex has abandoned plans to become a UK citizen, The Telegraph understands, one year … [Read more...]