The importance of Emily Jarman’s voice
It is amazing how often people who never stop screeching and making asses of themselves claim they’re being “silenced” isn’t it? Mike Buchanan is happy to end the silencing.
BBC – a job creation scheme run by women, for women
A disproportionate amount of the BBC’s output is designed to appeal to women, particularly its TV output, and the situation is getting worse with each passing year. Meanwhile, within the BBC, the most high-status jobs are mostly being done by women, while the technical jobs are being done by men.
Challenging Dickie James, Board member of Women’s Aid
Our thanks to a supporter, Ray Brown, for alerting us to this matter. It relates to a woman, Dickie James, who has the following profile on her Twitter account @DickieCJames: CEO of @StaffsWomensAid. Board Member of @WomensAid. Tweeting own views. Mother. Feminist animal lover. Writer. Hate injustice. Partial to G&T. Ms James “favorited” a tweet posted …
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Should there be more coverage of women’s sports on television?
There’s been a lot of coverage recently of the notion that we ‘need’ more coverage of women’s sports on TV. Mike Buchanan begs to differ.
Do you own any FTSE350 shares? If so, sell them – now!
With the increasing push for women on boards, there’s only one way company shares can go in the medium to longer term, and that’s down. Mike Buchanan brings you the reasons why, and encourages anyone holding FTSE350 shares consider selling up in the face of a likely decline in company profits.
Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions, and the show trials of men in the UK
Alison Saunders (53) is a barrister and a career civil servant who joined the Crown Prosecution Service (‘CPS’) at its inception in 1986. The CPS is the taxpayer-funded body which decides who’s charged with criminal offences, so it’s the body which has been responsible for launching (at huge cost to taxpayers) a series of show …
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Julie Bindel, men, women and murder
Durham University recently held a debate on the subject ‘This House believes feminists are all too often sexists in disguise’. Mike Buchanan of J4MB argued in the affirmative, and Julie Bindel, a prominent lesbian gender feminist journalist, was one of two women opposed the motion.
Male/female suicide rate differential increases again
As Mike Buchanan shows, men are not only more likely to commit suicide than women, but the ratio of male suicides to female suicides has been increasing, for what seem like obvious reasons.
J4MB challenges Vera Baird QC and Professor Susan Vinnicombe
Feminist governance seems always to promote imbalance, dishonesty and spin. Mike Buchanan of Justice for Men and Boys brings a few sterling examples.
Being a man
The inaugural Being A Man Festival was held in London two weeks ago. It was an event primarily focusing on how men should change so they could better serve women’s wants and needs – ‘redefining masculinity’, that kind of thing. A recurring theme of narratives around ‘redefining masculinity’ is that men must become more like …
