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Australia, Culture, Feminism, Men

Feminists collapsing academia

The video below provides all manner of evidence of what anyone with a mite of intelligence will observe if they take the trouble to look. Feminists and feminism are gradually collapsing academia. The rising population of women in higher education are turning once proud academic institutions into the academic equivalent of a women’s sowing circle where everyone is nice and equal.

To some extent, the fault is men’s. Contrary to feminist rhetoric, men don’t like fighting women, especially men in the once august academic environment. They have let it happen. If men don’t like what has happened, they have to fight back. But they have to do it the way feminists have gradually corrupted the universities. Manoeuvre and scheme.

The other way is to start again. Build up a male academic sector by shutting out those who haven’t the strength of mind for rigorous academic activities.

Australia, Books, Culture, Feminism, Men, Radicalism

New book on misandry

Women that hate men: essays on misandry — Vanessa de Largie

Connor Court Publishing

From award-winning writer, author and columnist Vanessa de Largie, comes a provocative collection of essays destined to reshape the way we think of modern media’s portrayal of men. Hating men is a blood sport and one doesn’t have to look very far to witness it. Misandrist messaging clogs up the media like the dead skin that clogs up a pore. We are essentially being brainwashed and re-educated via the media’s psychological techniques. It’s the sort of propaganda we condemn in autocratic nations! 

Women that hate men: essays on misandry is a 2024 collection of essays by Australian writer and columnist, Vanessa de Largie. The book takes a look at man-hating and the way it damages men and boys, in most branches of society.

Australia, Feminism, Law, Media, Men

Young men’s critical support for Trump in the US elections

Winning against the feminist machine

Men are taking back their countries.

Bettina Arndt, Nov 07, 2024

In May this year, the Federal Health Department called a meeting of key men’s health organisations asking them to prepare a pre-budget submission for Treasury, making the case for increased men’s health funding.

Our major men’s groups were all on board – including Men’s Sheds, Movember, Dads in Distress, Australian Men’s Health Forum. They beavered for months producing their carefully analysed funding strategies.

Finally, the government called a zoom meeting to announce the outcome. The men eagerly came on board, waiting to see what on their wish list would win the big bucks. 

The moment arrived. The government spokesperson unashamedly announced the Labor government’s decision. Zero new funding. Not a single dollar to add to the pittance already received by a couple of the key organisations.

A few months later, when the 2024-25 budget was announced, it emerged the government had allocated over $160 million to women’s health.

Read the rest here . . .

Australia, Feminism, Men, Radicalism

Forcing quotas in sport

Feminists are now turning their attention to diverting money from the world’s top-level competitions – men’s sports – to women’s sports. Their demand, as usual, is for thorough-going equity. They want, as a power feminist said in one of the articles below ‘a system of respect, of equal pay, of equal treatment, of equal encouragement . . .’ The case – to the extent that is a case – is outlined in the three articles below.

The first point that one could make is that if feminists want respect for females in sport, they should not start with the assumption that men and women are at the same level in strength and agility.

Feminists may fantasize about comparative ability, but a 12-year-old boy can see how laughable the proposition is. When the proposition has been tested (16-year-old schoolboys against national female champions) the result has been embarrassing.

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Australia, Culture, Feminism, Media, Men, Radicalism

Hysterical cub reporter on ‘horrific scenes’ at Sydney University

From the hysterical heading of the article below by cub reporter Natalie Brown, one would think that Muslim terrorists had invaded Sydney University and shot and stabbed the whole place up.

But, no, Natalie, who looks like one of the affronted students she writes about, is reporting on the 97th meeting of Sydney University’s Student Representative Council (SRC), notorious for its control year-in-year-out by SU’s far-far-far-left.

At issue for whimpering Natalie is ‘a landmark report that [allegedly] exposed the systemic culture of sexual violence, hazing, elitism and inaction at Australia’s university colleges’ which report two (you guessed it) male students disparaged and questioned, and a third ripped up before the appalled faces of its far-far-left (and likely lesbian) manufacturers. Of course, the male student’s action was misogynistic in essence and typical of the male species. This is the usual display of the man-hatred endemic in the West.

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Australia, Culture, Feminism, Law, Media, Men

The CEOs of Australia’s main airlines are feminist activists

Airline fake rape crisis

Let’s fight this anti-male propaganda.

Bettina Arndt, Oct 07, 2024

In 2020, within days of the government announcement that I was to be honoured for my work for men, Victoria’s Attorney-General Jill Hennessy called for me to be stripped of my award, arguing my “dangerous” views are an insult to abuse victims.

“Ms Arndt’s views and activities diminish the devastating experiences of victim-survivors of family and sexual violence, promote division and discourage victim-survivors from taking steps to ensure their survival and safety,” she told the ABC. Any number of government heavy-weights lined up to agree. 

They did their best to have me cancelled and succeeded in shutting me out of most mainstream media.

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Australia, Culture, Feminism, Law, Media, Men, Radicalism

5 billion dollars to persecute men

The Albanese leftist government has allocated almost 5 billion dollars to feminists to persecute men and lock them up wherever possible. It is an irony that Janice Fiamengo’s latest comment has just appeared.

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The Victim is Always Female

The real (male) victims of false allegations are often quickly passed over

Janice Fiamengo, Sep 05, 2024

“Better ten innocent men go to jail than one potential female victim hesitate to come forward.”

At least, that seemed to be the consensus in 2017, when I first made this video. I’m not sure it’s still entirely true, though I do often hear the ‘Ultimately, this will hurt women …’ argument when the subject is male disadvantage or blatant anti-male injustice.

This video was originally part of the No Joke Janice video series, designed by my friend and producer Steve Brule as short audio commentary on current events. (Over time, many of the videos became indistinguishable from the main Fiamengo File videos, longer and more detailed—before they were all taken down by YouTube’s censors in one fell swoop. Steve is now re-posting many of them at Studio B.)

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Australia, Feminism, Law, Media, Men

The Presumption of Innocence Conference

Zali’s back for Lehrmann’s hat

Fireworks promised at Presumption of Innocence conference

Bettina Arndt Jul 26, 2024

Just a short news item….

Justice Michael Lee in his defamation judgement attracted much attention with his pronouncement that, “Having  escaped the lion’s den, Mr Lehrmann made the mistake of going back for his hat.” This smug comment was naturally greeted with glee by the salivating media, who revelled in Lee’s harsh decision to declare Lehrmann a rapist (on the balance of probabilities).  

Well, now Zali’s coming back for his hat! The colourful Sydney criminal lawyer Zali Burrows has announced she is presenting Bruce Lehrmann in his appeal. She’s quite a reputation for handling tough, high-profile cases.

But the really exciting news is Zali is now one of the speakers at our Restoring the Presumption of Innocence conference, to be held on August 31.

This promises to be a very lively session. Zali has called her talk – “The verdict goes to… the best actress.”

The frank-talking woman is keen to expose how feminist ideology is influencing our justice system, with complainants routinely referred to as “victims” and police investigations seen as irrelevant as women’s statements are deemed sufficient evidence to proceed to trial.  She will speak for many criminal lawyers who are alarmed by what’s happening. She’s a rare breed, with the courage to tell it as it is.

We’re updating the program – see the latest draft here. Details of some key speakers are being withheld and therw will be talks that aren’t live-streamed. Given the sensitive nature of some of the revelations at the conference, certain speakers need to avoid the hostile media attention that comes with appearing online.

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Australia, Economics, Holland, Law, Media, Men

Facts about homicide in Australia

The online magazine QUILLETTE has posted a detailed breakup of statistics on homicide in Australia. I have quoted the base figures about female murders as compared with male murders from The Australian Bureau of Statistics before. Around two-thirds of murder victims are male, the rest female. These figures give lie to the hysterical demonstrations about ‘femicide’.

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The Truth About Australia’s “Domestic Violence Crisis”

Quillette, 13 August 2024

Australia is among the least violent countries in the world. There are things we should do to make women safer, but we should not succumb to a crisis narrative.