Vladek Filler is back in the news as Mary Kellett’s disciplinary hearing for prosecutorial misconduct approaches. This is a story you will hear more about in the coming weeks at AVfM and on AVfM Radio. Stay tuned for more details, and of course some FTSU.
Blogger and Youtuber Femitheist Divine appears to have committed suicide after a run in with MRAs. Much will be made of the conflict, and many fingers will be pointed. The obvious should be remembered. She chose her own death because she was a sick individual.
The MSM is chasing after the MRM and this website again. It is getting to be a routine these says. We tell the truth, they freak out and tell more lies. Then we tell the truth again. It leaves one to ask just exactly what we should be doing to end this cycle. Just fuck their shit up. They will get off the ride eventually.
It is that time of season again. A Voice for Men, including the website, radio shows, register-her and other efforts need your help to continue. Please consider donating to help us take the fight to feminists and white knights.
Ontario, Canada has no services whatsoever for a man who is a victim of domestic violence. Zero. Danny Boy finds this unacceptable. So should you. Please help him take this on.
Now that the Sandusky trial is over, and the damning verdict has been read, have we really gained justice? Not even close, according to Paul Elam in this analysis of victims, perps and society at large.
Rape in combat zones appears to be the next cause célèbre for feminist ideologues. Naomi Wolf has just launched the first foray into what will come to be a new domain of feminist control.
Tonight on Man, Woman, Truth Radio, Dr. T and Paul Elam give the Golden Uterus an MRI and other forms of examination. But we won’t be using a metal detector trying to locate fool’s gold.
It seems Dr. F has been a naughty little boy with his telephone. But if you want to hear the calls, you have to tune in to the show. It is Dr. F on the AVfM Radio Network. Listen in, mates. The show is live, now, and the fun is just getting started.
Paul Elam reveals his personal journey from bad to improving health, and the factors that led him there. This one is not for the squeamish or feint of heart. Set that plate of pasta aside before reading.
