With the recent announcement by Department of Defense Director Leon Panetta that the barriers to women serving in combat are being lifted, it is time to change the Selective Service laws to reflect that modern reality. NCFM files suit and issues a press release.
Our very own John the Other is at the University of Toronto today, and a very fine day it is. A revolution of morons is afoot, led in part by the University of Toronto Student’s Union, a campus affiliated hate group with ties to other groups full of Stalinist thugs.
The countdown has begun to the upcoming lecture on misandry at the University of Toronto. The schools has a history of some poor discipline on the part of some students there who don’t want to learn new things and don’t want anyone else to. JTO rolls up his newspaper.
One of the best songs ever recorded to represent our movement, by Jared White, with some handy links to go with the lyrics, for those who oppose us in the fight for basic human rights for men and boys.
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor Della Burton, with an analysis on the modern politicization of human genitalia. In the end it seems we are playing the same old game. Vagina good, penis bad. And we area playing it that way for a very familiar reason. Welcome, Della Burton.
Suzanne McCarley has a few questions for the men of the University of Toronto Student’s Union regarding their conduct at the recent protests at men’s issues presentations on that campus. We are sure they will be quick to step forward with direct and honest answers to all of them.
In the wake of recent events at the University of Toronto, the Revolutionary Students Movement has now put out a call advocating violence towards men’s rights supporters and activists. The stench of fear is now in the air, but for whom really?
As another event featuring the issue of misandry in modern culture approaches, there are rumblings of protest and violence coming from radicalized and militant feminist ideologues at the University of Toronto. Paul issues some cautions for attendees, and some concerns for all else involved.
Iain Dwyer of CAFÉ will be our guest tonight. Taking points include the upcoming event at U of T and the rhetoric of those who have protested CAFE’s events in the past. One of our topics will touch on militant feminism.
It has long been said that dogs are a man’s best friend. It is a sentiment that will likely be repeated often, far into the future. Paul Elam certainly feels that way, and especially so after having to say a very painful good-by to his friend Rocky. May he rest in peace.
