Tales from the Infrared, Geek Culture from a Red Pill Perspective, makes its triumphant return on Saturday, 19 October 2013, at 3pm London time, 10am Eastern US time, with host Christian Chiasson and co-host Dean Esmay. Join us as we talk all things geeky and nerdy, but especially (this week) The Walking Dead, Grand Theft Auto V, the new Pokemon game, and more! Get ready for nerdgasm!
For those of you who are new to the Men’s Human Rights Movement, here’s a great video on the domestic violence industry and the corruption of basic civil rights it is for all Americans (and much of the rest of the world).
Needless to say it has been another big news week for AVFM News, but as usual we try to bring you stories that you may not have been exposed to in addition to the big ones. Item: ABC news announcement of upcoming 20/20 broadcast draws intcredible traffic as well as criticism. An article titled “Women …
“When I met her, Crazy had two kids to two separate fathers. She assured me that she was on the pill because the last thing she needed was yet another child to yet another father.”
The National Coalition for Men’s Steven Svoboda recently wrote a letter to Canada’s National Post and to Slate magazine on involuntary genitial cutting. Here we republish that letter, in the hopes that the wider public will get the message.
AVFM News Director Robert O’Hara brings us the tragic story of young Christian Adamek, a 15 year old Alabama high school student who streaked at a football game. When he saw what the school and the authorities were bringing at him, he hanged himself.
Probably the biggest news week for the MHRM to date! With the Groth Lecture and subsequent MHRA rally. But other news still keeps coming in.
Nick Reading (aka Eric Duckman) assaults the innocent women of Toronto with rapey posters and other horrible nastiness.
Stemming from recent events in Canada, USA Today has taken an interest in whether men’s issues groups are needed in American universities. And we use the term “interest” quite loosely. A reporter spoke with our very own Sage Gerard about it, just before she ignored what he had to say.
A Voice for Men, Shrink4men and the Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men and Women (DAHMW) bring you the first in thirty consecutive stories on the hidden victims of domestic abuse; the men who find themselves with abusive female partners and a system that abusively rejects their needs.
