The Rights Of Man

WHY BRITAIN HATES MEN: EXPOSING FEMINISM (Extract) by SWAYNE O'PIE

November last year saw the publiciation of Swayne O'Pie's book Why Britain Hates Men: Expsoing Feminism.

Swayne has kindly sent an extract for readers and this book comes highly recommended.

Download Extract from 'Why Britain Hates Men'

 

THE GLASS CEILING DELUSION (Extract) by MIKE BUCHANAN

Last week, the published an article by Mike Buchanan on gender feminism, this week we are publishing the introduction and first chapter of his book - The Glass Ceiling Delusion - perhaps apt bearing in mind today's report on the boardroom.

Download Introduction and first chapter of 'The Glass Ceiling Delusion'

 

NEWS UPDATE

A few articles and news from the past week

BBC Radio 4 - Beyond Westminster: The Men's Vote : Overall a good programme but the end debate was frustrating with the usual guff about patriarchy and also the fact that there are more men in power so of course men's interests are taken into account (Hopi Sen was irritating) so the discussion was based on the prism that anti-male feminism has placed on men - the people involved apart from Kelner and the presenter don't like men. It still remains a problem that few male MP's stand up for men's issues (a few honourable exceptions including Dominic Raab, Karl McCartney, Charlie Elphicke). 

Daily Telegraph - Divorced mums and dads could get legal rights to see their children (Christopher Hope) - Please do not let this glimmer of hope be snuffed out and the comments from Tim Loughton and Charlie Elphicke are fabulously robust with the latter's 'anti-dad sociologists and week-kneed judges' being a particular gem.

Sunday People - Michael Le Vell demands rape law change (Phil Cardy) - Covered in a previous post but here the Coronation Street actor speaks out about the hideous experience he suffered and why the law on anonymity must change. In the paper itself (not online), it covers the list of high profile men who have had this charge against them including Neil Hamilton, Matthew Kelly, Mick Hucknall, Craig Charles, Louis Walsh, Paul Weller and Quinten Hann. Lord Dale Campbell-Savours says the law has to change but ex-government (Labour) minister and voraciously anti-male Vera Baird and feminist researcher  (her words) Professor Liz Kelly want the law to stay the same. Male victims of false accusations are collateral damage to them.

Daily Telegraph - Boys raised by tradional family unit do better at school (Graeme Paton): The most signifianct part of this article is the piece towards the end about single-mothers having less warmth towards their sons than their daughters. What would be the feminist response to this but it is a real concern if this is true.

Daily Mail - Foul mouthed judge attacked justice system (Rebecca Camber): This unsavoury judge was the one involved here (see Terry Smith reference) and so it is welcome she has gone.

Daily Mail - Julie Dixon jailed for 23 years (Andy Dolan): Who says men cannot be victims? 

The Guardian - Tory Feminists (Gaby Hinsliff): That's all men need!

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PARISH NEWS - MEN'S NETWORK ON BBC RADIO 4 SHOW ABOUT MEN'S ISSUES

The Men's Network has reported that BBC Radio 4 are broadcasting a show on Saturday (07 Janaury at 11am) about the political importance of men’s issues. They are featured on it which is great news.

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GENDER FEMINISM: AN ASSAULT ON WOMEN? by MIKE BUCHANAN

As you know the site welcomes articles and thought pieces from its readers and commentators.

Mike Buchanan, writer of The Glass Ceiling Delusion, David and Goliatha and the forthcoming Feminism: Crones' Disease has penned an exclusive article on feminism.

I hope everyone enjoys the article and it is great to have a writer like Mike penning a thought piece like this for the site.

Download Gender Feminism - an assault on women

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CORONATION STREET ACTOR CLEARED - ANOTHER REASON FOR ANONYMITY

During the autumn the story broke that Coronation Street actor Michael le Vell (he plays Kevin Webster) was accused of child sex allegations and arrested and bailed. The story was front page news everywhere and his name was dragged through the mud.

A few days ago it was announced that the CPS had dropped the charges because of 'insufficient evidence'. The CPS were very weaselly in the words they chose in stating the charges were dropped.

Due to the nature of the accusation and his public profile and the publicity it therefore received, he will forever sadly have this associated with him.

This is why the government's backing down on granting anonymity to rape defendants unless found guilty was such a betrayal. Not just because Michael's case is another example of how someone's name can be dragged through the mud based on a false accusation (if he is not being prosecuted then it must be false - surely) but also because the coalition government put it in their manifesto.

Another sad chapter in the anti-male society we live in and to the anti-male modern-day feminists, he is just collateral damage.

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LATEST MEN'S MATTERS

Will be back blogging from this week.

In the meantime, please enjoy the latest Men's Matters from the excellent James Williams. This is short notice so if you have missed it it normally will be on their Listen Again section soon -   http://www.expressfm.com/player/od/

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR.

 

TONIGHT – TUESDAY 3^RD JANUARY

 

MENS MATTERS   AT 1900 GMT

 

http://www.expressfm.com/schedule/ (see my ugly photo)

 

FOR THIS EPISODE:

 

Click on: http://www.expressfm.com/player/ at the allotted time of 1900 GMT.    EXPRESS FM 93.7

 

The show starts off with an interview from Doctor Peter Bell on the medical perspective of male circumcision. It’s everything you wanted to know about circumcision but were afraid to ask.

 

There is also a chat with award winning author Nicholas Greene who wrote about his real life experience of being locked up in a French remand prison. His book False Accusations is a sharp reminder of how the sole word of a compulsive liar can ruin your life.

 

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