To The University of Toronto Student’s Union
Paul Elam directly issues a letter to the University of Toronto’s Student Union in the aftermath of their inciting violent protest of free speech on behalf of men and boys.
Month: December 2012
Victim Feminism Speaks!
Dr. Elly Tams, aka “Quiet Riot Girl,” returns with a look at a column from earlier this year by notorious man-hating feminist Suzanne Moore of the UK’s “The Guardian.”
The curtain closes on justice
Within a few weeks the Bar Panel for the Maine Board of Overseers of the Bar will rule on the charges against Mary Kellett. Then it’s happy hour and back slapping for all.
This is feminism
Mainstream feminists have abandoned all pretense. The violence and the sadistic hatred are finally out into the open, flaunted with the confidence of a tin pot tyrant in any third world state; like a dictatorship just before the violent meltdown of society.
Peering through the madness
From the ever maddening realm of family courts comes a continuation of the madness from Blueface, pointing to the fact that more than ever in those places, up is down and wrong is right.
AVFM News and Activism: Solaris
Tonight on AVfM News and Activism James Huff and Robert O’Hara will be welcoming Solaris, one of the original founders of MGTOW philosophy. Show starts at 8:00 Central.
Author of “Dear Colleague Letter” steps down
The controversial Russlyn Ali, head of the U.S. Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, has stepped down after just under four years at that post.
Filler's sister speaks to the Bar Panel
As we approach the final ruling of the Maine Board of Overseers of the Bar in the case of Mary Kellett, Vladek Filler’s sister makes a plea to the panel for justice in the case.
Bourne kitchen's burn
Misandry in advertising isn’t just a staple anymore. It’s the bread and butter, and the knife that spreads it on, and the dirty plate on which it is served to men shamed into opening their wallets.
Monday Morning Roundup
It’s Monday, and here’s a roundup of stories you may have missed this weekend, and from the previous week since we missed last week’s roundup. Sex, violence, fascism… and hope. It’s been interesting to say the least.
