Michael_NC writes "An article in the Raleigh, NC News and Observer tells of new regulations and laws for domestic violence. The one thing that stands out the most is the introduction of a $100 fee that the person served with a restraining order would have to pay to help defray administrative costs. So lets see if I have this right. I saved the text of the article, so email me if you would like it. A woman gets a restraining order on dubious grounds to make room for a new boyfriend. So not only is the current guy out on the street, he gets to pay $100 for the privilege? I think this is rotten to the core."

Rand T. sent us this article about Spike TV positioning themselves as the first network geared exclusively towards men: ""Every day in every way, Spike TV is revealing just how testosterone-lite television used to be... Now, the only cable network to actively alienate women has assembled its first slate of news and documentary programs aimed specifically at men."" They also mention a series they're developing called "True Dads" about the issues that fathers face.

Raymond Cuttill writes "From the Men's Hour Blog: Today in London, to applause from Fathers 4 Justice supporters in the court room, Dave "Spiderman" Chick was found not guilty of causing a public nuisance when he climbed a crane last November by Tower Bridge, London and stayed there 6 days to highlight his being illegally stopped from seeing his 4 year old daughter. It emerged that the police used the road closures around the crane, which caused 2 hour plus traffic jams in central London, as a bargaining tool with Dave and didn't open them because it would weaken their case. Dave called the verdict "Common sense" and as to further protests he said "Watch this space!""

this is not equality writes "As we have come to expect from Yahoo..."A Portuguese woman confessed to murdering her husband and hiding his body in a kitchen freezer for three years." I realize that the freezer makes it a bit odd, but if the husband and wife were reversed, you can bet the story would not wind up in Oddly Enough."

Looks like America's feminist darling, Lynndie England, just keeps getting in deeper and deeper. I saw part of her interview last night on the news, and the reporter handled her with kid gloves, feeding her opportunities to justify her actions. Among other things, she claimed that she was just following orders. Well, now it comes out that she was recorded having sex with numerous partners, in some cases in front of Iraqi prisoners. How many people believe that she was just following orders to have sex in front of numerous viewers including prisoners, who had no choice in the matter?

I can understand the argument for refusing to release the new photos and videos to the public, at least until after investigations and trials are over. I'd hate to see evidence compromised. After the trials, though, I hope they become public. This babe is a pure expression of feminist culture, and it would be good for all interested adults to be able to graphically see what that means.

Rand T. writes ""Despite the specter of cloning and the birth of a fatherless mouse, scientists have uncovered evidence that men play a more vital role in procreation than they may have thought." Read it here"

Luek writes "A 15 year old Ohio school girl reported that several white boys she knew, one of which was her insensitive boyfriend, were going to shoot black students in her school on the anniversary of the Columbine Massacre. She concocted this story to get back at her boyfriend. Also true to form, she accused one hapless young male of, drum roll please...sexual assault. It is time to publish the names of these "nasty girls" who use accusations to "get back" at males they don't like!"

Welcome to the jungle, madame. You now know what it's like to be the "donor" of genetic material when things go downhill and the law gets involved. Welcome to the 'equality' of being treated 'like a man'.

Wendy McElroy writes in her latest FoxNews column about the stereotypes people have regarding fraternities. She examines the media portrayal of fraternities and comments on the modern day "threat" fraternities pose to political correctness on campus. That threat is likely the primary reason why anti-male groups on campuses have such free reign to bash fraternity members as rapists and terrorists.

I've placed this article under education, because I think the whole situation points to the American culture of anti-male bias that is centered in the nation's schools. You can bet the Attorney General looked long and hard to find prosecutable evidence of rape in these cases, yet his office made a "unanimous decision against charges." This whole thing stinks of a witch hunt. Feminists have testified before the investigating committee that a culture of rape exists at CU. It's time more men started standing up for themselves and each other by pointing out that a culture of false sexual assault accusations exists throughout American society.

This reminds me of the charges at the Air Force Academy. Many women claimed they were sexually assaulted, but the woman, who was in charge of looking into such matters, said that not one claim involving any type of coercion came before her. Some of the accusers claimed they were punished for coming forward with their charges, but I was left wondering if they admitted that they were drunk, when the alleged assaults took place, and they were in fact punished for getting drunk. (I'm pretty sure that getting drunk is a violation of academy rules.)

Living in Colorado, the current epicenter of this cultural earthquake, (Kobe Bryant, the Air Force Academy scandal, the CU football scandal), I can report first hand that more and more people around here are starting to see what's going on. Many parents of football players are in fact stating outright that this is a witch hunt.

IMPRISON FALSE ACCUSERS!

Anonymous User writes "Here is an interesting atricle, that makes some points most of our traidtional media seem to be overlooking. Abu Ghraib and American Misandry"



Sidor's Goat writes "In some expert's opinion, atrocities of female soldiers at Abu Ghraib are due to the culture of misandry prevelent in USA. The story is here."

Mangesh writes "This is a news report from the Indian Express. What I like about this one is police officials have openly admitted that 1) false accusations by women as well as outright harassment of men do happen, 2) Indian law on DV is blatantly anti-male. Harassment of a married woman is punishable with up to 3 years of rigorous imprisonment plus fine. It is also a non-bailable offense (which means husbands can be arrested and held without bail based on the mere complaint by the wife). Harassment of married men is not a criminal offense at all, so the police has no option but to attempt some sort of counselling! The story is here"

Brad Pitt is suggesting that his new film, "Troy", may encourage fashion-conscious men to try wearing kilts/skirts in public at events.
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borgy1 writes "He maintained an ``A'' average at Oakland Community College and planned to start a computer business with his father.

Then his past came back to haunt him.

Fawcett, who as a teenager was charged with statutory rape for having sex with a fellow high school student, learned his name would appear for 25 years on the state's sex offender registry, despite a plea agreement that allowed him to avoid inclusion on the list.

A few weeks later, on March 19, the 20-year-old was found dead of an apparent drug overdose at his boyhood home in West Bloomfield Township. Story link."

Joe Manthey writes "Boys' brains influence teaching"