With a nod to the great work done by Bloodstained Men, here is a picture showing pushback by Ugandans after the American government spent billions promoting genital mutilation propaganda in African nations. Brother K. states, “AMERICAN HEGEMONY … The United States won’t educate or feed the impoverished nations of Africa, but we spent billions of …
100 years ago a classic entry in the genre of British adventure fiction was published, but don’t expect any gushing centennial retrospectives. Not surprisingly, given its age, Percy Christopher Wren’s Beau Geste has some triggering content, largely racial slurs and stereotypes. The colonial setting alone would be enough to brand it taboo these days. The …
Australian senator Lidia Thorpe is in the news again. As usual this is for all the wrong reasons. This time she caused a disturbance in Parliament House. She yelled at the King and renounced her oath of allegiance. The video below shows her taking the oath of allegiance in 2022. She inserted words on her …
If I read one more article or listen to one more podcast about the dire social effects of flagging birth rates in developed nations, I think I’ll have a cow myself. Various countries have tried various programs to hike the birth rate but with limited success. It’s tempting to think we are doomed, that nothing …
“There are no words at times to convey how inhumane some people can be to others.” Parental Alienation
From our earliest memories of childhood we can remember the challenges we overcome to become the men we are today, sometimes to the confusion and consternation of the women in our lives. If we were lucky, we had strong fathers to guide us on that journey. A Grumpy Old Man reminds us of how this all should work with a heart-warming and foot-freezing tale of boys passing the test.[Illustration by Europa Phoenix]
Is it proper for mankind to be on its knees? If this question was asked a long time ago, and if the answer was given the thought it deserved, perhaps the idea of servitude would not be so intrinsic to our society. We would not take it for granted nor in stride, and we would …
The first time I saw it I was taken aback. As I saw it again and again, I found it less and less remarkable, though a long way from mainstream. The phenomenon I am referring to is men painting their fingernails. The first time was at the box office/concession stand of a movie theater. The …
Jana Xiolier posed the following questions to Peter Wright on July 4, 2024 . Q. What do you think of our current culture and how it treats men? A. In today’s culture, men are no longer appreciated for their presence or contributions and are routinely despised, especially when they fail to be of service to …
