In the continuing efforts to address the problem of the corrupt use of restraining orders in family courts, AVFM is joining forces with other human rights advocacy groups to bring pressure to bear on courts that have lost touch with the intent and spirit of the law, even as they blindly follow its letter.
During the recent protest at the University of Toronto against the lecture by Dr. Katherine Young and Dr. Paul Nathanson, Dan Perrins and John the Other were interviewed by news reporter Avery Haines. Some interesting questions came up, which we had clarified by Iain Dwyer of CAFE.
In a not very surprising turn of events, the editors of the Good Men Project have announced that Tom Matlack is no longer with the publication. Paul Elam opines that it was fully to be expected. No one interested in the well being of men was ever going to make it in a place that cares about anything but.
The mainstream media has come a knock, knock knocking again on Paul Elam’s door, asking questions. This time, they want to know his take on the advancement of women in bidness. As usual, Paul brings his answers to you, in their entirety, just to make sure you see them before the cuts.
In the world of sexual politics there is unending discussion about how to control and tame the sexuality of young men, which is admittedly strong and dominant in their lives. What to do? Stay out of their way and shut up says Paul Elam. There is nothing at all wrong with men to begin with.
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.
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.
A reporter from the Toronto Star wanted to ask Paul Elam some questions about the alleged profiling of students at the University of Toronto in the aftermath of their violent protest against a talk by Warren Farrell in November of last year. Elam had answers she was not apparently looking for.
In an update on the case involving Francis Shivers and actress Pauley Perrette, Shivers was remanded into custody yesterday for violation of probation and for making a Facebook post about the case. Business as usual in family courts.
Have you ever wished you had access to a complete list of politicians that voted sympathetically with feminists? Well, if you live in Europe, now you do, thanks to European News Director Lucian Valsan. Anyone else want to step up?
