It appears to be debunk the lies month at AVfM. This time JtO weights in with a very in depth look at the plague of distortions affecting the approach to domestic violence. Better grab some coffee for this one, maybe the whole pot.
The machinations to criminalize masculinity and consensual sex being furthered by the Obama administration are coming to fruition under the corrupt guidance of Eric Holder’s Department of Justice. John the Other reveals what the new definitions of rape really mean.
All of us in this movement are accustomed to life spent under the heel of forces more powerful than us; of facing odds that are grim and disheartening, and then rising up in defiance anyway. Matthew Steele tells us his story in that regard, and in doing so tells us our own. Hemmingway would be proud.
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.
In a story of unimaginable deceit, corruption and international trickery, the world embarks on a mission of widespread genital mutilation of African men. Fine reporting from AVfM’s Robert O’Hara
Everyone once in a while we examine what passes for wisdom on the pages of the Good Men Project Magazine. The only thing for sure on this one is that it doesn’t pass for wisdom here.
There are countless theories of what is actually wrong in the coexistence of modern men and women. John the Other boils all of it down to a simple but unavoidable conclusion. Women need to grow up.
Feminists are experts at revising history. Well, as far as expertise goes when it goes unchallenged. That does not sit well with Greg Canning, a man Down Under whose sense of history is deep and highly personal, as well as accurate.
Feminists seem to have the uncanny ability to continually see the exact opposite of what is happening right in front of their eyes. GWW tries to set them straight, this time on the subject of violence, sexual violence included.
Is art a video game imitating life? Do you put your bitch on a collar and/or smack her around? How about a stun gun to teach her a few manners, and her place in life. B.R. Merrick takes this game to the next level.
