The court has already thrown out Jones’s most sensational allegations—gang rape and being “locked in a container” for reporting the rape—out of the case for lack of evidence. The case has broader implications.
This news release may be depressing, but it does reflect that there is an increasing rejection of the pressure to remain silent about men’s and father’s issues. It may be that Australia will lead the way on men’s rights. AVfM supports their Voice.
They say that those who forget History are doomed to repeat it. I’m firmly convinced that this is so, which is why I don’t accept the stance of people who wish to dismiss arguments based on how wacky they sound.
Kellett has a well-documented history of malicious prosecutions, and has now been subjected to harsh criticism in a feature article that was just released by Russian Times. Multiple bar complaints on Kellett are underway.
Any attempts to coerce, threaten or otherwise bully the organization known as register-her.com out of its mission will only result in more attention on the criminal involved.
Who knows? Basically, if Big Momma isn’t happy nobody is happy, and it’s politically correct to bash men, fatherhood, and families of choice. Women who have seen the harm to loved ones are starting to fight back.
I looked into the basement. High tide peaked and I had one step to go. The water looked calmer. The freezer was lodged on two steps against a wall that had my workbench on the other side.
What Dr. Grohol is, in reality, is a pioneer of enabling child abuse and hiding it behind a thinly veiled facade of mental health services. If this seems implausible, please read on.
Kimmel’s ramblings demonstrate a man with the ego of an elephant, but the self-esteem of a cockroach. Go to his website and read his “biography.” The funny thing about his biography is that – it isn’t…a biography.
Renowned private investigator TJ Ward of the Natalie Halloway Aruba case conducted a two year investigation of the Filler rape case and called it a “fabrication,” publicly criticizing prosecutor Mary Kellett’s conduct
