The British Broadcasting Corporation has a legal mandate to provide impartial public service broadcasting in the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man. Mike Buchanan notes that they’ve been falling down on the job.
Mike Buchanan of the Justice for Men and Boys (& The Women Who Love Them) was lied about by a Huffington Post feminist–and he got Huffington Post to issue a retraction. Well done Mike!
How prejudiced about a country and its people do you have to be to blindly accept any statistic you read? Anil Kumar looks at one such statistic, and calls on the Thomson Reuters foundation and the British Government to clean up their act.
Does anyone actually suffer real oppression in the modern, developed world, in places like Canada? Sam Allouba says no. He may have a point.
Michael Flood is a hateful bigot and an ideological prostitute. So is Tory Shepherd. JudgyBitch has her own take on it.
Tory Shepherd is a notorious yellow journalist who has repeatedly been informed that things she’s published are provably false. Yet she is still at it. Jonathan Taylor of A Voice for Male Students has a look.
Many people are beginning to notice that feminist narratives display a bizarre mixture of rational, and irrational thought. To shed light on this peculiar phenomenon Jon Gunnarsson brings us a description of what he calls ‘rational irrationality’.
We’re not saying Omar Mouallem of Canada’s Metro News is a Holocaust Denier, however, it is a serious and troubling question.
Mike Buchanan recently submitted an article to the Huffington Post about gender feminism. It soon became evident that the changes required by HuffPo to make the article palatable were such that he wouldn’t be prepared to put the article in his name, so he has decided instead to share it here instead
The Huffington Post’s Carina Kolodny apparently thinks it’s funny to suggest women should teach their sons not to be rapists. John Hembling has some other ideas on what you should teach your sons, ideas we don’t think Carina will like much.
