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"

Anonymous User writes "A female soldier, Lynndie England, is facing charges for alleged involvement in the abuse of Iraqi prisoners. One picture shows her with a naked prisoner on a leash and another picture shows her giving a 'thumbs up' sign next to a naked prisoner. Her sister thinks England is innocent and that someone else told her to do what she did. Some of England's companions in the military justified the mistreatement of prisoners. Let's see what happens...On the topic of Iraqi prisoner abuse and the female gender, There's this Reuters article, a female soldier, Sabrina Harman, was told to break down prisoners for interrogations. Harman appeared in a photo with naked detainees. It is said that she struck detained individuals, and did the stand on the box or be electrocuted by attached wires technique on a hooded prisoner."

CJ writes "This article ran in a local paper, as well as the Boston Globe. The Salem Evening News (which has a large subscriber base) had a picture of the ex-wife and her friends taunting and yelling at this poor man as he was lead into the court from jail tied in chains. This man is destitute of property or means of comfortable subsistence; yet the court ordered him to pay over $2200 a month after taxes. He also maintains that the child-support system made mistakes and he did try to make some payments."

Click "Read More" to read more, naturally. The link isn't working at this second in time, but one of you might find the article if you look, Regardless, we have activism to do.

TLE writes "Remember the 18 year old who got 10 years for "aggravated child molestation" for having consensual sex with a 15 year-old? Looks like the Georgia Supreme Court has thrown out the charge, allowing him to be sentenced for statutory rape instead. This is good news because it overturns the feminist judge's original rape hysteria ruling. Story here." Noteworthy is the fact that statutory rape has a sentence of one year, while the aggravated child molestation conviction got him a mandatory sentence of 10 years, of which he has served 15 months already. This could mean Marcus should walk free sometime soon.

OldManSenile writes " Can you believe this? It's OK to impose this on a man, but not a woman. I think that females should be held to this ruling also, and if not, stop doing it to men. If a female is gonna reproduce and take no responsibility, cut her reproductive organs out. I dont care if its "invasive" or "ir-reversible". How would this judge feel to have his balls cut on?"

Update on the Men's Rights 2004 Congress

Thanks to many of you for registering for the Men's Rights Congress in
Washington DC on June 18-19. The response has been great. We have men
signed up to attend from Texas, Utah, Colorado, Minnesota, Florida, New
Hampshire, Maryland, Virginia and of course Washington DC. We are
looking forward to a great time together in June and hope that more of you will be registering.

Glenn Sacks and Steven Baskerville are now confirmed as speakers for the event as are Carnell Smith and Dean Tong. Mike Geanoulis from the New Hampshire Men's Commission will also be a speaker.

It will be great to be around like-minded men and women who are
working on these issues. Join us and make a difference. If you don't take a stand, who will?

More information

Register here

CJ writes "The cover up has already begun. Even media outlets are allowing General Janis Karpinski a chance to state her innocence. Karpanski is in charge of the prison where naked male Iraqi prisoners of war were humiliated into forced sex simulations and endured female taunting of their genitals. The Army has photographs that show a detainee with wires attached to his genitals. Another shows a dog attacking an Iraqi prisoner. Other photos have piles of naked men bent over with their genitals exposed with a smiling female soldier stands behind them. If you remember how the feminists used Tailhook (an incident where male officers were accused of touching some women) as a national outrage to effect change within the “patriarchal” military, what should be the logical outcome of this mess? If the genders were reversed, the media would still be force feeding us this atrocity, and any male general in charge would already likely be out of power. The media would be demanding a breakdown of the whole chain of power. These Iraqi men are victims of female sexual assault, yet this type of thinking is not part of the dialogue on this matter. Link to pics

The emphasis in bold is my doing, to remind you of how this is most definitely a men's issue, and that the link leads to pics of the torture, so be warned.

mens_issues writes "Ucomics.com has a new cartoon called Clear Blue Water (by Karen Montague-Reyes) that got off on the wrong foot with me. The May 5 strip features the quote of the wife about men "You can spit, and belch, and scratch yourself, and lots of other things."

The cartoon is here:

http://www.ucomics.com/clearbluewater/2004/05/05/

Steve"