Article here. Excerpt:

'A New Jersey babysitter accused of posting a disturbing video of her sexually assaulting a toddler appeared in court on Monday, as it was reported that she could land a sweetheart deal to shorten her sentence.

Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, sat in a Toms River courtroom, glaring at reporters as prosecutors revealed a possible plea agreement. The deal would involve Cranmer pleading guilty to second-degree sex assault, said Assistant Ocean County Prosecutor Lynn Juan.

Juan said prosecutors would recommend that Cranmer serve a three-year sentence if she accepts the plea. Cranmer is currently charged with second-degree sexual assault, second-degree manufacturing of child-sex-abuse material, third-degree endangering a child, and third-degree possession of child-sexual-abuse material, which could land her in prison for 30 years.'

Dramatization: Losing friends : Reenactment of female friends having a serious conflict over the trial of Lindsay Clancy: https://x.com/Morrigan_Astro/status/2093405124270199017

Longer video essay about this phenomenon: "Women Are Having One Of The Largest Mass Psychosis Events In History Right Now" - Report by Better Bachelor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v_1paV0UVc

From the video:

It's not about Lindsay Clancy, the woman that that ended her three kids. It's the fact that millions of women are claiming to be quote unquote the same, Lindsay, as a new uh social media trend follows along. And people are realizing we've got hundreds of thousands of women and millions of women liking posts saying, "I'm just like her."

Article here. Excerpt:

'Australian men are sterilising themselves with vasectomies in record numbers amid declining birth rates, new research from Adelaide University shows.

The landmark study found a sustained national increase, with the number of vasectomies performed on men aged 18-44 each year rising by more than 60% from 18,544 procedures in 2016 to 29,848 in 2024.

There was also a rise in men aged between 18 and 24 deciding to permanently take themselves out of the gene pool, the researchers found, and warned the trend would result in “a more rapidly ageing population, a smaller future workforce and growing demand for health and aged care services”.

Australia’s fertility rate hit a record low of 1.48 births per woman in 2024, and lead researcher Dr Jack Janetzki said “significant changes in social norms” and cost-of-living pressures appeared to be behind the rise in young men choosing to become infertile.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'Nearly 60% of South Koreans are now in favor of young women serving mandatory military service alongside their male counterparts, according to a recent survey, representing a significant shift in the long-held taboo against women being obliged to defend the nation.

Thousands of women already serve in the South Korean armed forces on a voluntary basis, but the debate over mandatory service has always been delicate.

Now, for a series of reasons that include a falling birth rate and shrinking number of recruits as well as an insistence that social equality means that women should also serve, the issue has re-emerged ahead of a reform of the national defense plan scheduled to be released this autumn.

Yet, there are still those who insist women should be kept away from the front lines and, instead, that South Korea should invest more in drones and other advanced technologies.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'If the hysterical media reaction to the alleged sexual assault of a few strippers by a handful of Sydney Swans players hadn’t confirmed it, one of the main themes being pushed by Australia’s progressive establishment is that of a country that is uniquely hostile to women.

Indeed, it is no exaggeration to note that there is now a near-daily report of a purported instance of misogyny, sexual assault or outright violence inflicted on an Aussie woman. Earlier this month in the Nine press, for instance, there was this article warning that Australian schools are deep in “crisis due to rampant misogyny and sexism”, with females “punched, slapped [and] groped” and “sexualised and treated as possessions”. This comes alongside an earlier ABC piece which warns that local women are now suffering from “medical misogyny”, and another ABC piece that warns of a wave of “tech-facilitated violence against women” and “toxic masculinity”.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'An Indiana teacher accused of forcing teenagers to have an orgy while wearing “Scream” masks is officially divorced, according to a report Thursday.

Brittany Fortinberry, 33 — who was hit with nearly 50 charges in the disturbing underage group sex case — and her husband, Nicholas Fortinberry, finalized their divorce Monday, according to TMZ.

Nicholas Fortinberry will also have sole legal custody of their child while Brittany Fortinberry awaits trial but she will regain custody if released, according to the documents.

Brittany Fortinberry is accused of plying students as young as 13 with alcohol and magic mushrooms before having sex with them, according to prosecutors.

In at least one incident, she allegedly had the boys wear masks from the “Scream” movie franchise, according to police.

Nicholas Fortinberry listed their date of separation as February 21, 2025 — around the time she was charged.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'At first I could see why some women felt bad for Lindsay Clancy. Admittedly, I did a little.

I have watched the 36-year-old mother, paralyzed from the waist down after a failed suicide attempt, stand trial in Massachusetts to determine whether she’s legally responsible for killing her three kids on on Jan. 24, 2023.

Clancy wept openly on July 29 as a prosecutor held up the clothing her babies wore when she strangled them to death.

As a witness described on Aug. 12 the injuries Clancy inflicted when her children died, she sobbed, "I can't do it!" and the trial had to take a break.

Her trial has been televised for weeks now, perhaps the first of its kind in America to unfold while TikTok and Instagram are at peak engagement.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'In January 2023, five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson and eight-month-old Callan Clancy were strangled with exercise bands by their mother Lindsay, in their family home in Massachusetts. Lindsay then attempted to slash her throat and wrists and jumped out a second-floor window. Her husband, Patrick, found her when he returned from picking up a takeaway dinner and medicine for their daughter. He then found the bodies of his children in the basement.

Lindsay is charged with three counts of first-degree murder and is currently on trial. Prosecutors say she planned the killings in advance and had sent her husband out on errands so she would have time to do so. Her defence team is arguing that she was not of sane mind, that she was in the grip of bipolar disorder and postpartum psychosis, and should not be held criminally responsible.

Article here. Most feminist writings make me want to projectile vomit. This one makes me want to snort crushed-up opioids because there's so much wrong with it, it's utterly overwhelming. Excerpt:

'Women deserve to be angry. We should be. Every single day brings headline after headline detailing men's bad behaviour and women should absolutely be able to express that rage without being policed for it.

When women say "men are trash" or "I hate men," it is not a targeted assault on individual men.

There are many good men in the world.

As a married woman with a deeply empathetic, supportive husband, I use the phrase myself. Often.

To me, it operates as a cry of sheer exhaustion. A phrase to critique a patriarchal system that continually lets women down.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'Across the U.S., an increasing number of young adults are treating the traditional wedding altar like a hazardous waste site. Their mass refusal to pair up fuels a predictable spiral. Fewer marriages produce fewer babies, and a society without babies eventually ceases to exist.

Article here. Excerpt:

'A private arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to rehire the opinion columnist Karen Attiah, who was fired in September over her social media posts about the assassination of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk. It also ordered the company to compensate her with back pay.

Sarah Miller Espinosa, the arbitrator, said in a written decision Thursday that The Post “did not have good and sufficient cause” to terminate Ms. Attiah and “violated” its labor agreement, according to a copy of the decision shared with The New York Times by Ms. Attiah’s lawyers.

“The Washington Post failed to establish the grievant engaged in gross misconduct,” Ms. Espinosa wrote.
...
The Washington Post said in its termination letter that Ms. Attiah’s posts about Mr. Kirk had harmed “the integrity” of the organization and violated standards requiring employees to use social media with civility and respect.

Petition here. For our UK readers in particular. An idea whose time has come. Excerpt:

'We call on the Government to replace the Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy with Violence Against People (VAP) strategy to ensure Government policy, funding and support protect all victims of violence, abuse and coercive control equally, regardless of sex, based on evidence and need.

In our view, the VAWG strategy treats violence as a sex-based issue rather than a behaviour based one. We think this overlooks male victims and risks unequal treatment. We therefore call on the Government to replace it with VAP (Violence Against People) so all victims receive equal recognition, protection and support regardless of sex. Policy should be evidence-led, based on individual circumstances, and should not presume victimhood before the facts are established.'

Article here. Excerpt:

'Everyone living in Norway takes out more from the welfare state than we pay into over the course of a lifetime.

An average man costs the state and municipalities 3.1 million kroner over the course of his life, while women cost an average of 15.6 million kroner.

This was revealed in the outlook report that the government presented before the weekend. This creates challenges for the economy in the long term.'

Article here. Actually it was the effects of feminism that saw the labor market double and thus cause wages to fall in purchasing power value by at least half combined with changes in technology, etc., that have less-skilled people of both sexes generally not earning much. But the assertion that feminism had nothing to do with it is false. Excerpt:

'The discourse around young men's place in the world is frustrating. On the one hand, the idea that men may genuinely be having a harder time of it is often summarily dismissed. On the other, for many young men, the scapegoat for difficulties is either women or feminism. Both are wrong.

Any discussion must start by acknowledging that less-educated young men have been uniquely downwardly mobile over the past generation. But the explanation for this is primarily economic, not cultural.

Article here. Excerpt:

'Rocio D’Angelo of CitizenGo recently was giving a presentation at the UN Human Rights Council, speaking in opposition to Michele Bachelet as the new UN Secretary-General. But as soon as D’Angelo mentioned the “radical ideological agendas” of Bachelet, the session chairwoman, without warning, cut off her presentation, accusing D’Angelo of making “personal attacks.”

The incident was the most recent example of the take-over the United Nations by radical feminists who are pushing for gender ideology in schools, transgenderism, abortion rights, and the marginalization of men.

The feminist take-over is evident at every major UN agency. These offices are making transparently dishonest claims in order to advance their radical agenda.'