AVFM News Director Robert O’Hara interviews secular activist Justin Vacula who recently attended the second Women in Secularism Conference in Washington, DC. Vacula has a lot to say about what is happening in the secular community at the hands of feminist ideologues.
Governor Paul LePage of Maine is a man whose gubernatorial priorities are strongly concerned with the problem of domestic violence. He is now taking that message to young boys across Maine’s high schools. Unfortunately he is lying through his teeth to every last one of them.
Louise Pennington wrote an article for the Huffington Post that in its proper context is only distinguishable from Nazi propaganda by a small handful of words. This is the state we are in today, where mainstream publications post vile hate speech under the guise of enlightenment.
The day is nearing when prosecutor Mary Kellett will possibly face the music for her conduct in the case she prosecuted against Vladek Filler. And as it unfolds it reveals a much more widespread problem of false allegations and the corrupt court officials that pursue them. Robert Franklin reports.
With two years remaining before the general elections. Mike Buchanan’s political party, Justice for Men and Boys (and the women who love them) is not wasting any time preparing to take their shot at possibly available seats. Mike drops in to update us on the exciting developments.
AVFM Contributing Editor Karen Straughn recently gave a speech at the New York State Libertarian Convention, waking up the crowd to the realities of modern feminism, feminist governance and the undermining of civil liberties in the furtherance of feminst ideology. As always, she was impressive.
The feminist dominated Left Green Movement in Iceland has just taken a severe beating in Icelandic elections, according to AVFM European News Correspondent Lucian Vâlsan. It appears that Icelanders may be growing weary of feminist governance at a crucial time in history.
The European Union and the European Parliament appear now to be a synergistic combination, spitting out misandric legislation at a breakneck pace. In this report from Lucian Valsan, he give some suggestions, along with a strong caution, on what Europeans can do about it.
Mary P Koss, feminist ideologue, bureaucrat with an agenda, played a strong role in the development of rape policy at the Centers for Disease Control. Her mission, it appears, was not to identify rape victims, but to exclude them from recognition. She succeeded.
Peter Lloyd bought a gym membership, which that business sold to all persons for the same amount of money. He was then told that he would not have the same access because he as a penis. He was to be kicked out at certain hours each day because of the way women feel. Now he is expressing his feelings in court.
