Adolescence , the recent Netflix drama shown in the UK about a boy stabbing a girl, has sent feminists, chivalrous men and the chattering classes in general, including the media, politicians and some academics, into a frenzy of misandry. Of course, our girls (angels without wings) deserve every protection from boys (monsters incarnate) based on a piece of fiction based on a slightly different, isolated incident. Many people, men and women, question the narrative, but the likes of Jess Phillips, who laughed at the notion that men's issues, like the suicide rate, should be raised in parliament, and Keir Starmer, the UK's Prime Minister (although a lot of his domestic legislation does not encompass the entire UK) are beating the drums to protect our angels without wings and to demonise schoolboys. Suffer the little children... Society is clearly extremely unwell. But why? My own theory is that the impulse to protect women sprang from necessity, as did the female aversity to any n...

Women=good, men=bad - and we must prove that at any cost to the "justice" system. Bettina talks to two real police officers about their role in being forced to enforce narcissistic, misandrist feminist infested "justice". Even at this point, the female police officer is still deluded enough to believe that feminism was once good. I recommend a good course of Janice Fiamengo and Karen Straughan. Examine what happened in the early years, what was said, what the system was actually like - and just how hard it was on the vast majority of men. Back to the present, and you don't believe that domestic violence investigations are so biased where you live? You live in England, America, Canada, France? Take a long, hard look at how the system IS biased in your own area. Feminist narcissism and misandry is everywhere.

Picture the scene: your loved one has Stage 4 cancer. He/she is being nursed by you and carers at home. He/she is in a great deal of pain, which oral medication is not solving. You phone your local community nurses and hear a taped message before being placed in a queue, telling you that, amongst other things, "abuse" will not be tolerated, the NHS has 'zero tolerance' for such a (beastly) thing. So, you are stressed out by your partner's pain, have been up all night, and let fly with an expletive at what you deem the unhelpful attitude of the staff you are talking to on the phone, or simply become disgruntled by it. Believe us, unfeeling, unhelpful busybodies, who lecture, ignore what you say, and seem to have had the training of a 1950s nursing auxiliary, do exist. Misandry is also rife.  The bigoted feminist toolbox has labelled men as 'toxic' if they are even slightly off. Add to the picture. You naturally swear a lot, you are worn down by your partner...

Do not make negative views about trendy, misandrist, equity not equality, and therefore racist initiatives - which purport to be the opposite - public at Duke Divinity School. You will be demonised and ousted by the self-regarding, 'proud', hate-riddled ideologues running the show, like Duke Dean Professor Elaine Heath. Professor Heath was apparently 'proud' to be hosting a woke, ideology-ridden, misandrist initiative at Duke. Isn't pride a sin according to the Christian faith? Watch the video presented by Janice Fiamengo. Do YOU think Professor Heath has anything to be proud of in this matter?

From the International Conference on Men's Issues, 2014: 'There has never been a women's movement. It was not a women's movement. It wasn't about women. It was about a handful of powerful Marxist women turning on men of the Left and brilliantly deciding that they would create a billion dollar industry.'  - Erin Pizzey, founder of the first women's refuge in the world.

English men's advocate Rick Bradford takes us through the reasons for the Gender Empathy Gap, male disposability, deep rooted in history, and possible solutions for fathers: This was my talk for Momentum 2021: The Canadian National Men's Issues Conference (11 December 2021). The "how to defeat it" bit is more poetic license than reality, I'm afraid - but it's the topic I was asked to address (bit of a hospital pass really).

In Episode 28 of the Fiamengo File , Professor Fiamengo discusses the modus operandi used by feminists to silence or destroy their critics. The example of Sage Gerard, who endured years of organized persecution at the hands of faculty at Kennesaw State University in Georgia, is used as a case study.

In this video from a few years ago, Diana Davison takes us into the world of 'experts' who back any accusations of rape by men against women. Any. Upping the number of convictions is their only care, because we all know women are always truthful and so 'innocent until proven guilty' should not apply to men accused of rape.  There's something very non-objective and slobbering over the way the 'expert' in the video compares alleged rape victims to her adorable dog, Sophie. It doesn't seem at all healthy to us. Listen to Diana and see why she says: 'Why do we allow “experts” in court who equate women to their pet dog? Get these charlatans out of the courtroom.'

 Martin Decoder on YouTube makes for an interesting listen as he dissects the way people talk, the meanings behind what they say.  In the case of someone like Natalie Portman, the findings are not attractive. She's one of the many spoilt, misandrist feminists out there. She makes sweeping statements, doesn't back them up, and pretends that areas in which women are a minority is down to discrimination. Equity stinks, Natalie - and as the Patriarchy you proclaim is and was a myth, people who waste time on your hate and narcissism get all they deserve.  One area Natalie neglects to mention in which men are far more highly represented than women is the glass cellar jobs.  As she pretends to be looking at things gender-wide, this is a glaring omission. Come on, Natalie, get down there and do your bit to keep the infrastructure going, so you can go on spouting your hateful nonsense in the comfort you take for granted. But perhaps you wouldn't be so inclined to misandristic...

Helen Mirren - she likes to swear, puts her lipstick on with a trowel, lives in an alternative universe, and enjoys blaming men for everything. You know, it’s strange. Life is strange. And it’s strange just what alternative universes people can live in. Especially women like Helen Mirren. She didn’t want children. Fine. Who’s interested? Well, I would say that women in my life who have chosen the child-free route are most often questioned by other women. It’s not something men seem that interested in when making conversation with a woman on a purely social level. But, perhaps due to some motherhood ‘fraternity’ thing, I have often heard women being called ‘unnatural’, ‘unfeeling’ and ‘not a true woman’ by other women when they don’t have the maternal instinct. That’s not true, of course. But that seems to have been a strong recurring problem child-free women in my life have encountered. Men don’t usually ‘go there’, as we might have said in the 1990s. But Helen Mirren reall...

Salma Hayek - misandrist - a life of luxury, eh, Ms? - and a man at work. There are many more men in the glass cellar making Salma's luxury lifestyle possible than there are male CEOs. Salma Hayek said a couple of years back:  'Men do a lot less. They are less demanding on themselves and their standards are lower, yet they feel entitled to ask for a raise or a promotion.' Um, Salma, do keep your ignorant man-hating attitude to yourself - or risk ridicule. Not only is that a hideous generalisation, but it ignores the fact that while you are painting your nails, men are providing your heating, clearing your refuse, providing your lighting, building your homes, catching your dinner, and so on. Ever heard of the glass cellar? Perhaps you should get educated - or, better still, experience one of the glass cellar jobs yourself. The glass cellar/death jobs are still by far the province of males. Ms Hayek, your ignorance and bigotry make me sick! The next tim...

This is so typical. And from own gender adoring MP Jess Phillips and the rest of the Feminist rabble there is just the sound of crickets. And yet, in the so-called UK Parliament, Jess Phillips reads out a one-sided list, without any context as to mental state and circumstances, regarding men who have killed or allegedly killed women in the so-called UK every year, playing on the grief of relatives and friends of the killed, and totally demonising men for the actions of a miniscule minority - because it makes her and her sex look good. People who smirk like this habitually were not particularly liked a few years ago. Jess Phillips turns the so-called UK Parliament (asymmetric national devolution) into a playground of narcissistic, selfish, bloody minded little girls, along with the likes of Stella Creasy, Harriet Harman, Penny Mordaunt and Victoria Atkins. Even an election ticket to halve violence against women and girls (always perfect, always lovely, never perpetrators), leaving out m...

Penny Mordaunt, now, amazingly, Leader of the House of Commons, is a narcissistic Feminist of the lowest order. And on Twitter she has recently been bringing up the usual illogical claptrap - unquestioned in our land of chivalry and matriarchy:  Today the Leader @PennyMordaunt hosted parliamentarians and civil society leaders working to protect and enhance women's rights and democracy here in the UK and across the world. We are working to create the networks and tools we need to support this fight. Um, well, firstly, women have more rights in the UK than men. Seriously. And if you're going to try and gaslight us about 'historical wrongs', please don't bother. We've read the true facts about the vote, thank you. The suffragettes were often violent, misandrist terrorists. The vote was never simply a right without accountability - many men had the accountabilities but not the vote. Men die younger than women. Women have 'all women shortlists' for posh job...

The Feminist movement has a long history of appropriating the suffering of others for its own narcissistic, power-crazed ends. Take gay man. Far more discriminated against than lesbians in history and well into recent times, Feminism has taken that and wrapped it up in a fake pan-movement - beginning, of course, with 'L' for lesbian. Although in terms of suffering, and even alphabetically, 'G' should be ahead of that. Now, after all those years of chanting 'gender is a social construct', Feminists screech that women are being erased by trans-women. Of course, many chivalrous males, as always (it is the male role to defend women), go along with it. That's our thoughts. Enjoy Brian Martinez and Alison Tieman of Honey Badger Radio as they trawl through a related Spiked magazine article for International Women's Day.

Simone De Beauvoir's book,  The Second Sex, is still a major influence on Feminism. It's potty and twisted (my words) - and Janice Fiamengo has a far better head for talking about and analysing it than me.

Awful 'UK' (asymmetric national devolution) Prime Minister sets out to appease the Feminazi with this Twitter tweet. Yep, boys and men are ogres, and women and girls, lovely innocents, gentle and kind, need protection. A murdered baby boy? sad, but she had reasons. She's not well. She's oppressed. She's... A battered baby boy? Ditto. A battered man? A murdered man? Huh! A man desperately seeking a DV shelter for himself and his children? Huh! 'UK' Politics have long been a ghastly game. But Rishi Sunak's evil, chivalrous posturing, so typical of 'our' politicians (they do this type of thing if they're men; they pose around, hurling one-sided 'truths' if they're women) throws millions of male babies, male children and male adults under the bus. And demonises men and boys. Women and girls never initiate DV or employ coercive behaviour or... Totally evil. All right for you, eh, Rishi - up there in your ivory tower? The legal system i...

Karen Straughan, along with Paul Elam, Mike Buchanan, Professor Janice Fiamengo and a growing horde of other assorted wonderfuls, is one of the heroines (or heroes, whichever you prefer) of this blog. She's a waitress. She smokes. She thinks. She speaks. I'm working class myself and used to enjoy a ciggie, and Karen's contributions encouraged me to think that maybe it's not just business types or academics that can do something. I don't think or articulate like Karen, but her presence as a MRA led to me starting this blog. Every little helps, as they say at Tesco. Here, Karen attempts to understand what a young male feminist is actually saying. Don't get me wrong, Mike Rugnetta comes across as a thoroughly likeable young bloke, his arm waving enthusiasm is charming, but his addiction to feminism is alarming. I mean, what is it based on, Mike? He'd like to get a dialogue going. Well, come up with some facts to back up your support of feminism, not shi...