NH Men's Commission TV Footage Now On-line

	posted by Scott on Friday November 21, @01:04PM from the news dept.
	Updated! On Wednesday, the second meeting of the NH Commission on the Status of Men was held in Concord, NH. We had the room packed and two local TV crews filmed the event. NH Public Television aired a half-hour segment with footage from the meeting on their NH Outlook program. You can view streaming video (RealPlayer) of the program at this link. Interviewed on the program included commission chair Gerry Boyle, Rep. David Bickford (who sponsored the men's commission legislation), and Mike Geanoulis, president of the NH chapter of NCFC.

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Excellent! (Score:1) by Tom on Friday November 21, @06:36PM EST (#1) (User #192 Info) http://www.standyourground.com Here's a direct link to the program. you need a realplayer to see it. The fembot legislator made a fool of herself as she shuffled papers and claimed "Men are in control!!" LOL!! Standyourground Forums

Really great footage! (Score:1) by Scott (scott@mensactivism.org) on Friday November 21, @07:27PM EST (#2) (User #3 Info) I finally got around to viewing the program, and I hope people following the commission will check it out. The video stream is high bandwidth and very high quality. Gerry, David, and Mike did a very professional job discussing the issues and the coverage was very favorable, unlike some of the newspaper reports we've seen so far. Scott

Re:Really great footage! (Score:1) by Tom on Friday November 21, @07:38PM EST (#3) (User #192 Info) http://www.standyourground.com I'd be curious to hear what you, or anyone, thought of the feminist legislator. I am confused by the consistent negative attitudes that feminists have towards this mens commission or anything supporting men. An example is how NOW is automatically against anything that is pro-father. Is it a turf battle? Why would they get this upset? Would Blacks get upset about a commission looking into the discrimination against Hispanics? I'm sure if they did it wouldn't have the same venom that the fems have towards men. Is it because they know they have framed men as the problem and the theoretical ground they stand on would become quicksand if it were shown that men are indeed discriminated against? What gives? Standyourground Forums

Re:Really great footage! (Score:1) by Scott (scott@mensactivism.org) on Friday November 21, @08:20PM EST (#4) (User #3 Info) "I'd be curious to hear what you, or anyone, thought of the feminist legislator." That would be former Sen. Katie Wheeler. She was very consistently against any men's issues bills. Probably one of the most consistent anti-male feminist legislators we had. Fortunately, she did not seek a new term and is out of the NH Senate, although her successor (Iris Estabrook) is much like her. Scott

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