About

This website (one of three) is devoted to the issue of men and their experiences in our society. I have been writing about the growing prejudice against men – indeed, anything male – for some time, mainly on my Edmund Burke Society website. The problems and the prejudice men now face have reached such a dangerous point that a separate website is needed to lay out those problems in full.

Most of what will appear here are the analyses and criticisms of women who have taken up the struggle on behalf of men. Women like Bettina Arndt in Australia and Janice Fiamengo, a Canadian academic.

Nobody articulates the hatred and disadvantages men face from hundreds of feminist-dominated government-funded organizations better than these two professional women.

The reason I quote and provide links to these women’s writings is obvious. Feminists dismiss any comment by men about feminist and feminists as misogynistic. There is now a stinking quagmire of feminist literature damning anything male – especially male reasoning.

Men have nothing to say about women and femaleness because their reasoning – in itself – is of no account.

Men must accept that feminists and feminist thinking – no matter how crazy – now dominate all areas of our society.

The recent (August 2024) presentation by the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commissioner Micaela Cronin in which she brands ‘gendered’ (i.e. male) domestic violence as a form of terrorism is an explosive watershed in the feminist-initiated war between men and women.

The banner of this website is from a photo taken by my father of CBC Chatwood’s 6th Grade Firsts, the primary school’s top football team. I was a back (inside centre) in that team of 1958. The coach was Brother Milsom. The Christian Brothers were tough disciplinarians (until the 1970s). Tough, exacting, but fair teachers like Br. Milsom taught boys to be men.

From the 1970s, schools all over Australia gave up their responsibilities to boys, one after another.

My contacts:
Email: gerard.wilson1@bigpond.com
Mobile: +61 419 002 163

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