It seems that our friend in The Patriarchy, Thomas Fullery, has now declared most of the southwestern United States as part of a new Patriarchal nation, to be known as the Patriarchal Republic of New Deseret.

The announcement follows:

Announcing the Patriarchal Republic of New Deseret!

As of today, April 1, 2007, I declare the formation of the Patriarchal Republic of New Deseret. The boundaries as such shall be those of the original Mormon State of Deseret from 1849 to 1850.

For more information on that earlier state, kindly go to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_of_Deseret

This republic's boundaries will, of course, need to be modified so as not to overlap with the great Republic of Cascadia, one of our future trading partners.

http://zapatopi.net/cascadia/

This isn't news, exactly -- it's just interesting. This is the kind of conversation that is happening behind the scenes as folks such as Wikipedia try to tap-dance their balls off in an attempt to discuss something which everyone knows exists but which no one is allowed to talk about.

Here the Wikipedia dweebs take on our beloved debate. I'd prepare popcorn if I were you.

Wikipedia Talk On Antifeminism

Essay here. Excerpt:

"...all of the gender inclusive language added in the 2000 reauthorization of VAWA and what was proposed by the Senate in 2005 was struck out, deleted... Throughout H.R.3402, every line of text that provided protection, support, and services to male victims of domestic violence from all the other bills of the 109th Congress and prior Congress' additions were completely removed or modified, excluding men."

Contrast what happened here to what NOW is trying to do to the Promoting Responsible Fatherhood Initiative. The blatant anti-male 2x-standards should come as no surprise, but they do continue to shock the conscience of the fair-minded.

Story here. Excerpt:

"Darrell Roberson came home from a card game late one night to find his wife rolling around with another man in a pickup truck in the driveway.

Caught in the act with her lover, Tracy Denise Roberson — thinking quickly, if not clearly — cried rape, authorities say. Her husband pulled a gun and killed the other man with a shot to the head.

On Thursday, a grand jury handed up a manslaughter indictment — against the wife, not the husband."

In an attempt to conflate domestic violence statistics in NH, an important primary state for Hillary, local DV advocates/beneficiaries claim (based upon a single study) that more than half of New Hampshire's women have been abused in their lifetimes and almost one-fifth say they've been raped (?). Excerpt:

"The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, the University of New Hampshire and the state worked together on the survey. It's the first time experts have tracked the prevalence of violence against women in the state. The hard data backs up what police, health and domestic violence workers have long known: victims are everywhere.
...
They said future abuse surveys could be expanded to include men."

Essay here.

Its been a while since a Carey Robert's post has appeared. Sit back and enjoy the read! Check out Hillary's "Equal Pay video" link. Excerpt:

'One answer can be found in Hillary's Equal Pay video that is featured on her website. There she repeats the wage-gap chestnut, "Here we are at the beginning of the 21st century and women still earn significantly less than men for doing the same jobs."

But pandering to the "gender wage gap" poses a threat to women's intelligence, and possibly their lifestyles.

That's because men and women don't do the same jobs. Men spend more years in the workforce, work longer hours, and are subjected to far more hazards - 93% of all workplace deaths involve men.'

Story here. Excerpt:

"Grayson woman accused of having sex with two teenage boys and supplying alcohol to teens at a party at her house pleaded guilty to criminal charges Thursday morning in Modesto.

Despite pleading guilty to three felony counts, Walker will likely serve little or no jail time and will not be required to register as a sex offender."

Article here. Excerpt:

“Hillary needs a reality check if she thinks that a majority of women voters embrace radical feminism or will be swayed to vote for her because she has been endorsed by NOW,” said Dr. Crouse. “Three out of four women describe the word ‘feminist’ as an insult, according to a CBS poll. Women recognize that the feminist ideology poses problems like abortion-on-demand, federally mandated day care, sexual orientation special agenda, and anti-masculinity. The movement is largely dead because their basic premise and icons are being rejected by mainstream America.”

Just watch this and be prepared for tears. A returning US Sailor from Iraq and his boy. It's priceless.

Story here.

Kim Gandy has nightmares about Phyllis Schlafly. She is politically incorrect, and I love it! Even though she's 81 years old, the woman still knows how to battle the feminist hypocrisy. Excerpt:

"LEWISTON - For four decades, right-wing icon Phyllis Schlafly has been an anti-feminist spokeswoman for the national conservative movement.

Schlafly, now 81, brought her long-running campaign to Bates College on Wednesday night in a lecture titled "Conservativism vs. Feminism: The Great Debate," which played to a near-capacity crowd of more than 135 students and visitors at Chase Hall."

Story here.

I wonder if "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome" is often used as an exuse to murder an infant. Excerpt:

"A 49-year-old woman who was long the focus of police investigating the suspicious deaths of three of her children was charged with murder Wednesday, accused of smothering one of her sons in 1980.

Ronald Winters III was five months old when he died in 1980 while the family was living in Otisco in Onondaga County. His death was attributed to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome."

Story here.

It remains to be seen if they'll actually be punished, but the authorities must let society know, women must be held accountable when exposing sexuality in the presence of a child. Excerpt:

'Pam and Penny Crane, 29, are accused of snapping topless pictures in front of the child, a relative of the sisters.

The women were wearing thong underwear and hosiery, while the 5-year-old appeared in some of the photos and may have snapped one of the two sisters topless, Lt. Jeff Johnston said.

"Why they would take those pictures, I have no idea," said Sheboygan County district attorney Joe DeCecco, who called the case creepy. "But then to go one step further and to be exposing their breasts to the child and buttocks to the child."'

Mike Geanoulis submitted the following to be distributed:

In a recent effort to justify the 17 million dollars it spends annually to force obligors to pay court ordered child support obligations or suffer the loss of certain privileges and freedoms, the New Hampshire Division of Child Support Services (DCSS) published, among other things, data showing that 64% of ordered support was collected for all accounts - no small achievement, it would seem. The report, designed to convey a sense of satisfaction for taxpayers fed up with the deadbeat problem, was picked up from the Associated Press by newspapers across the state.

For those familiar with the larger set of facts on the matter, however, the report seemed more like a misleading accounting of failure and ineptitude. (read more to continue...)

Article here. Excerpt:

"A woman in America has been charged with assault and trespass after allegedly biting her boyfriend on the genitals while he slept.

According to authorities, 25-year-old Amanda Rall broke into her boyfriend's house while he was asleep on March 22. She then administered a bite to what reports describe as 'his private area.'"

Article here. Excerpt:

'It's called the Promoting Responsible Fatherhood Initiative, and the Bush administration doles out up to $50 million annually to fund its programs to build job skills and help fathers connect better with their children. But the National Organization for Women says the effort is illegal because it's only about men.

NOW and Legal Momentum, another advocacy group, filed complaints yesterday with the Department of Health and Human Services alleging sex discrimination in the initiative that is funding about 100 programs this year.'