The harassment of a West Virginia man fighting for his son’s right to see his father continues, as a corrupt judiciary circles the wagons to protect its own – even if it has to jail members of the Fourth Estate on bogus charges.
Dying to know what happened during the feminist assault on the Men’s Right’s Edmonton’s lecture? This is the place to find out.
West Virginia courts, famous for corruption and routine violation of civil rights of children & fathers, have decided that the fix for pesky 1st amendment issues is: lock up journalists who report on their abuses!
The Canadian media has been paying a lot of attention to the message of the MHRM. MR Edmonton has been stirring the pot, and TyphonBlue has added the seasoning. It’s a good recipe.
Another wrongful rape conviction gets overturned after the legal system’s victim spent the bulk of his adult life behind bars. The state’s recompense? Nothing to speak of.
A news release from the International Coalition for Genital Integrity confirms what most people with common sense already knew: Circumcision is genital mutilation.
It appears that all it requires to be a judge in West Virginia, especially places like Harrison County and Putnam County, is having a black robe, a gavel, and a shameless sense of self-interest, arrogance, and complete lack of fear or conscience when it comes to corruption and conflict of interest. Case in point: West Virginia Family Law judge Michael J. Kelly.
Critics of Men’s Human Rights like to claim that false charges against, and harsh treatment of men are rare events – rare events that keep happening over and over again. Evidence is mounting that there was misandry at play in the prosecution of George Zimmerman, and now that he’s been acquitted, the truth is coming out. Our coverage begins with prosecutor Corey’s ethical breaches.
Sometimes, even under the most dire of circumstances, men will start to stand up for each other. This is what the system fears most – men actually waking up and remembering that they are men, and that men are valuable. Being crushed by incarceration can bring out the worst in men – and sometimes, maybe the best. Once you hit bottom, the way out is the way up, and even in hell, not all hope is abandoned.
AVfM Contributing Editor Girl Writes What weighs in on Postergate.
