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An interesting piece, an extract:

“Badenoch, who came out in full support of the Prime Minister and called for an end to speculation about ‘existential issues’ in the Tory Party, instead appeared to be diligently working on her own brief.

Yesterday, the Business Secretary came out all guns blazing against Britain’s attempted diversity drive, saying it has been ‘counterproductive’ and ‘ineffective’. She warned that inclusion policies must not come at the expense of white men.

A report, commissioned by Badenoch herself, claimed that the majority of spending on equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) was a waste of money. It urges bosses to take into account disadvantages faced by the white working classes when modelling EDI schemes, warning against over-emphasising ‘visible’ quotas. [J4MB: This is disingenuous. As Minister for Women and Equalities, Badenoch is central to the systemic privileging of women over men in general, over white men in particular.]

Badenoch, who also sits as Minister for Women and Equalities, slammed ‘snake oil’ diversity schemes, demanding that equality strategies continue to uphold ‘fairness and meritocracy’. She also attacked ‘performative gestures such as compulsory pronouns and rainbow lanyards’.”

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Yesterday I posted the following comments on an article by Douglas Murray in the latest edition of The Spectator, The police have given up on actual crime:

“Once again, no mention of the elephant in the room – the feminisation of professions.

Why has the GP service become such a disaster? Because most GPs are women, and most work only part-time, regardless of whether or not they have kids. Medical schools have been preferencing women over men for admission since the 1970s, when Dr Vernon Coleman revealed the matter, and correctly predicted where it would lead.

Why are children more poorly educated then they were 50 years ago? Because then most teachers were men, but for many years most have been women. Even with assistants (invariably women) they manage to educate kids less well than single male teachers 50 years ago.

And now the police. An ever-increasing proportion are female, with inevitable and utterly predictable results.

Mike Buchanan
JUSTICE FOR MEN & BOYS”

The comments have so far attracted 22 upvotes and only one downvote.

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Enjoy.

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Kelvin Mackenzie was a guest on Michelle Dewberry’s GB News show Dewbs & Co. this evening, video of the show here. At 27:33 Dewberry started the piece on compensation for women who (allegedly) hadn’t bothered to check out the age at which they’d start to draw the state pension. We then had to suffer two minutes of a WASPI whiner wittering on. At 29:45 Dewberry turned to Mackenzie for his reaction, which started well with this remark by him:

“We shouldn’t give them a penny!!!”

A good point, well made, I thought. It’s worth listening to the ensuing discussion.

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Tragic.

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The first item on BBC News at One TV programme was a lengthy propaganda piece on the recommendations of the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. Expect the government to surrender, as it always does when it comes to privileging women and girls.

The board members of the ombudsman are here. Six of the 11 members, including the two executive members, are women:

• Rebecca Hilsenrath, Chief Executive – a cardboard cut-out feminist, former Chief Legal Officer and then Chief Executive Officer of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. You may enjoy the sight of her being humiliated by Philip Davies in 2017, when Philip was on the Women and Equality Committee – here (video, 9:29).
• Gill Kilpatrick, Chief Operating Officer.

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