Put on your thinking caps
It has been a while since Dan Moore has graced the pages of AVfM. He marks his return with some questions that most people will have a hard time answering. Well, unless they first take a red pill…or two.
Men’s Rights
NCFM asks the U.N. to end discrimination against men
The National Coalition for Men is the oldest known men’s rights organization. This is their recent request submitted to the United Nations.
A hard rains gonna fall: how hard is up to you
The mainstream media, this time Australian, has been doing their usual part of late, attempting to paint the MRM as pointless and possibly dangerous. Little do they know that there really is danger, and it is them. Paul Elam writes.
An open letter to Bill and Melinda Gates
Bill and Melinda Gates turn out to be significant players in the plan to sexually mutilate millions of African men and boys. AVfM will be tracking their progress, or should we say, “counting the bodies?” Paul Elam sends them a letter.
The SCUM connection
The outing of hateful ideologues and other dangerous people in positions of public trust continues. Paul Elam appears to just be getting started. Much more to come.
An MRA by any other name
In a movement that still struggles to find its identity there is often debates about names and labels. But to Paul Elam, we are what we are, no excuses needed.
A kinder, gentler machine gun hand
There are a number of ways to evaluate how men’s rights activism should be executed. A writer by the name of Brutal Antipathy offers his own ideas for direction.
To my fellow workers in the vineyard
Fidelbogen, recently appointed to the editorial staff at A Voice for Men, offers a few words of introduction, to new readers and old friends alike. We’re all smiles around here.
$1,000.00 reward for real identity of Vliet Tiptree
This is an AVfM action alert. We have recently been notified of what appears to be a developing plan to face men with the prospect of extermination.
World Net Daily covers MRM: actually speaks to mra’s, thousands shocked
One, the article was written with a good measure of objectivity. Yes, that is OB-JEC-TIV-I-TY. You will need to practice saying this.
