As you can see from the posting below, we have a new member of the Mensactivism.org admin team. Hombre is probably well-known to many of the regulars here, especially to participants of the on-line chats. Hombre's activism and enthusiasm for men's rights is a great example for us all and his web site, MFNBC.com, is a great resource. Welcome, Hombre!

AFG writes "Here is a good site dealing with the corrupt and feminist controlled family courts in Canada. Take a look at some of the articles and letters and get a good idea of why Canada's family court system is one of the most misandrist in the world.

http://www.nojustice.info/"

In case you hadn't noticed Warren made the Washington Times, scroll down to "It's a guy thing" to read. The coverage is good BTW.

HombreVIII writes "In an effort to find out more information about Warren Farrell's candidacy, I've contacted him via email and requested he conduct an email interview, the results of which would be posted on this site. He graciously agreed, and here it is. SEE READ MORE

I heartily agree with this editorial, which calls for an end to shielding the names of women, who accuse men of rape. It's good to see that this idea is finally being openly debated. Also, I've noticed a reduction in the rate at which accusers of rape are referred to in the press as "victims." They are now often referred to as "alleged victims." That alone is a major step forward. The press, these days, isn't always going along with the hateful, feminist declaration that no woman would ever lie about being raped.

Next step? Prison for false accusers and a lifetime position on a national, public registry.

This cracked me up. At least the fembots recognize that women will need robots, which are far more complex than inflatable dolls. ;)

The following are a few essays on marriage and divorce.

In the first, "Custody Court Massacre," Bernard Chapin describes the destruction of a friend of his by the divorce court. In the second, "(C-BINO) Confirmed Bachelor In Name Only", Chapin explains why he thinks marriage, given the right circumstances, may still conceivably be a realistic option for a man.

The third essay, by Robert Jackson, "Free Market Marriage," strikes me as downright bizarre at the end, but it might be worthy of some discussion.

And then there's this one, by W. James Antle III, entitled "The problem with marriage today – is me."

I truly wonder if the institution of marriage has been mortally wounded.

Doug writes "As per this story that just broke, the wife of former Carolina Panthers running back Fred Lane has plead guilty to killing him. Apparently she was trying to cash in on a 5-million dollar life insurance policy. It's interesting to note that her defense was centered around allegations of abuse by her husband, but she was still convincted."

LeMorteMark writes "While politicians are not legally required to look at online petitions it would be my guess that some do.

Here is a link to a petition of male interest. http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/10401765 6

Also does anyone know of a political party devoted to mens issues?"

amperro writes "Remember the educational cartoon School House Rock? The one titled "Unpack Your Adjectives" goes like this:

"Girls who are tall can get taller," (Girl grows)
"Boys who are small can get smaller," (Boy shrinks)
"Till one is the tallest" (Girl becomes giant while boy gets tiny)
"And the other's the smallest of all." (Girl CRUSHES BOY WITH FOOT).

We even teach children that violence against males is acceptable!"

The New Hampshire Commission on the Status of Men has been plagued by delays and problems for more than a year now. Finally, NH Governor Craig Benson has made two solid nominations for the commission and on Wednesday, they were confirmed by the Executive Council. Attorney Gerry Boyle from Plymouth, NH and Mike Geanoulis from Newcastle, NH are now officially members of the commission. Mr. Geanoulis is also president of the NH Chapter of NCFC and has led much of the activism in NH for men's and father's rights. This is definitely something to cheer about!

Tom writes "Warren Farrell has decided to run for Governor of California. His web site will be updated later this week to reflect this. No matter what happens I think it is an important event for mens rights activists. I know I am planning to make a contribution to his campaign! Let's give him all the support we can.

Click Read More to see his opening campaign statement.

This is too funny to describe, the title is enough to make you laugh out loud. Go on, have a read. To make things even funnier, just remind yourselves of all those feminist comments about DV.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to show the utter destruction the state has imposed on families.

Please post this to any and all boards, forums, etc. so people can be informed and attend to give testimony in regard to the travesties and destruction of CPS.

If the congressional Panel will listen and take the testimonies given I do believe that this can be the beginning of a Nation wide Sweep of CPS and DHS to enact changes that our families so despirately need.

Thanks,
kmps4887 (Pleas go to Read More Comments)

Well well, if there's one thing two certain groups love, it's attacking the nearest man through his kids or sexuality, and in
these two cases, it's the latter. As Maggie Gallagher asks
Should rape
shields hold? And Kathleen Parker says Naming rape victims may liberate the rapist I hope you notice
how feminists put women first if it comes to a throwdown between the nearst man and woman, and how "conservatives" do the same thing. And also the fact that the paternalism they want is dependant on the
very men it will harm. In closing, I would just like to add that with the spread of information they can't hide any longer. They're dependant on our consent to do this to us, and that being modern men, saying no is a moral imperative.