zerostress writes "A major bridge was blocked for 12 hours in Montreal by a FJ4 activist last Monday. It created monstrous traffic jams in the city and generated much controversy in the media.

F4J Québec new coordinator Andy Srougy climbed the Jacques-Cartier Bridge today. He and F4J Québec want an immediate Royal Commission of Inquiry on the Quebec Justice Administration.
Here is a story in the Montreal Gazette that resume pretty much the story."

Well it's great they did it, an article on the most dangerous jobs. The author conveniently neglects to mention that the vast majority of those in these lines of work are men.

Anonymous User writes "The Sept. 18 issue of PARADE (found in many Sunday newspapers) mentions that "the average rate of 'paternal discrepancy' (i.e., paternity FRAUD) in the Western world is about 4%". PARADE also states that 'paternal discrepancy' is highest with young mothers, because they are more likely to have multiple sexual partners."

bharati writes "First they laugh at us, then they ignore us and when they cannot Ignore us they fight with us and that is when we win.
Our modest success has provoked our openents into realising that no longer are we ignorable and hence the backlash has started and when there is a backlash we know we are winning."

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Wasn't expecting the Post to publish such an essay, especially as it openly declares that young women are as *gasp* responsible for their lewd behavior as young men!

But as much as the author writes a strong, brave essay, I do beg to differ on this matter: young women are entirely responsible for their own behavior, lewd or not, as are young men for their own.

On August 17, RADAR sent a letter of complaint to William F. Schulz, Executive Director of Amnesty International. The five-page letter alleges that Amnesty's "Stop Violence Against Women Campaign" is factually erroneous and promotes the passage of laws such as VAWA that directly violate the human rights of men.

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Anonymous User writes "BBC News has an article about stereotypes in advertising, many of which portray women as heroes but men as idiots. Writer John Camm, who is interviewed in this article, finds the stereotypes "irritating"."

Neil Steyskal writes "If you read fiction and have been frustrated by the way feminist stereotypes dominate novels these days, get Robert K. Tannenbaum's new novel, Fury. In the past Tannenbaum wrote several stories about abused women, but someone seems to have educated him about the other side of the story. This new novel revolves around false charges of rape."

Anonymous User writes "Finally, a judge refuses to be politically correct and just beleive the woman despite the lack of evidence. The judge also said the prosecutor may have to pay the costs of bringing the matter to court. Story here."

Kingsley G. Morse Jr. writes "The U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion in the
famous case "Roe v. Wade".

Now the National Center for Men is preparing a
similar case.... for men.

Men should also have a limited time to permanently
accept, or decline, the rights and
responsibilities of parenthood.

No one knows how the case will turn out, but it
has already attracted a plaintiff, funds, a TV
network and lawyers.

To donate money, or help send out press releases,
email: activist-at-nationalcenterformen.org."

Anonymous User writes "MisforMalevolent discovers the power of language, as NJ converts women who lie to get men thrown out of their homes into 'victims'. Link here."

Anonymous User writes "As if this is a surprise...women constituting a large percentage of sexual abusers in Norway. Story
here."

Warren Farrell recently had the following article, on the wage gap myth, published in the New York Times and the International Herald Tribune.

Note that, given the exposure, this is a good time to buy his "Why Men Earn More: The Startling Truth Behind the Pay Gap - and What Women Can Do About It." Even if you already own the book, consider buying it for a man or woman who's heading off to college. A surge in sales will help his standing on Amazon, if you buy it there.

See "Read More" for a copy of the article.

We still have a long road ahead of us, but there's little doubt that the MRM is gaining respectability. As this article points out, we're no longer being simply ignored and cast as whining idiots, at least not to the extent that we were just a few years ago.

Congratulations to all for a fine job done so far. Let's keep up the pressure!

radikal writes "Interesting story about the words of a child, bad marriages, visitation rights, polygraph machines, juries n' judges, and good ol' fashioned lazy thinking!"