Monthly Archives: April 2008

In Defense of Men

Posted on April 30, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

By Marty Nemko What do the following people have in common: Aristotle, Plato, Jesus, Leonardo da Vinci, Beethoven, Monet, the Wright Brothers, Jonas Salk, Steven Spielberg, 98% of the Nobel Prize Winners for science, the key scientists behind the development of every drug from aspirin to breast cancer breakthrough Herceptin, from anesthetic to heart bypass surgery, from refrigeration to heating, from the electric light bulb to the radio, the television, the computer, and the mapping of human genome? They’re all men. And in the five decades since the women’s movement began, 97% of science, 92% of literature, and 100% of economic Nobel Laureates still are men….(Full Story) _________ See also … Continue reading →

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Violent girls charged in London, Ont., swarming

Posted on April 30, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

The Canadian Press April 30, 2008 at 11:15 AM EDT Violent girls: LONDON, Ont. — A 12 and a 13-year-old are among six girls charged after a woman was swarmed in London, Ont…. (Full Story — That link is broken; no archived copy of the article is in the Internet Archive). Nevertheless, this is another article about the incident that can still be accessed: Young girls charged in connection to swarming CTV.ca News Staff Published Friday, February 22, 2008 10:47PM EST [ Violent girls charged ] — Seven girls are facing charges in connection with a vicious swarming-style assault in London, Ont., in early February, authorities confirmed Friday. Police say a 19-year-old … Continue reading →

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Top-Ten Myths of Divorce Debunked

Posted on April 29, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

From http://marriage.rutgers.edu/Publications/pubtoptenmyths.htm The Top Ten Myths of Divorce Discussion of the most common misinformation about divorce David Popenoe 1 Because people learn from their bad experiences, second marriages tend to be more successful than first marriages. Although many people who divorce have successful subsequent marriages, the divorce rate of remarriages is in fact higher than that of first marriages.1 [Sources] 2 Living together before marriage is a good way to reduce the chances of eventually divorcing. Many studies have found that those who live together before marriage have a considerably higher chance of eventually divorcing. The reasons for this are not well understood. In part, the type of people who … Continue reading →

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Father custody: outcomes in children of divorce

Posted on April 24, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

Hello Tom (I presume), Your inquiry, re: Father custody – outcomes in children of divorce Thanks for your phone call.  I am not commenting here in a specifically constructive manner, as far as the topic of interest to you, father custody — outcomes in children of divorce,  is concerned. All I am doing here is to copy-and-paste a few of many relevant references listed or otherwise shown at http://fathersforlife.org. To be more specific would require many hours, even days of work. Sorry, but I cannot do that for you. I only have the time to point you into the general direction for the right information. (However, I am giving you a few … Continue reading →

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Domestic violence a gender-balanced issue

Posted on April 23, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

Barbara Kay, writing for the National Post, has done it again. She once more exposed massive pro-female and pro-homosexual bias in the mainstream media. National Post Barbara Kay: We’re still ignoring abused straight men Posted: April 22, 2008, 4:38 PM by Marni Soupcoff Barbara Kay Heterosexual men can’t catch a break from the media. When they’re aggressors, they’re condemned. When they’re victims, they’re ignored. Conversely, when women — gay or straight — and gay men are victims, they’re pitied. And when they’re aggressors, they’re …hmm … also pitied. A new study by Statistics Canada confirms what researchers in the field of domestic violence proved years ago: that partner violence amongst … Continue reading →

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Man convicted for staring at woman

Posted on April 19, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

News.com.au April 18, 2008 11:54pm AN ITALIAN man was given a suspended jail sentence for staring too intensely at a woman sitting in front of him on a train. What was the evidence?   Apparently nothing more than the woman’s uncorroborated assertion.  Read the whole story.

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Violence against women!? It is propaganda

Posted on April 19, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

Turning the personal into the political The other day someone let me view a video on Islamic violence against women. The video contained many instances of gruesome violence against women, amongst them, the murder of a Jordanian girl, an honour killing.  It had happened perhaps about 14 or more years ago.  I wrote about it on Mothers_Day_1998, when a TV program, “Mothers and their Daughters”, mentioning it was broadcast by CTV Edmonton. That CTV program was about as revolting as the video of Islamic violence against women I watched the other day. Who knows, the two videos may even be the same. I can’t tell, too much time has gone … Continue reading →

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The divorce industry and fatherlessness

Posted on April 17, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

To many people the term divorce industry means absolutely nothing. It does, however, mean something to two minor sectors of the population.  One of them is currently in a position of power to control social evolution. Activists and advocates for pro-family rights and pro-fathers-rights consider the terms divorce industry and fatherlessness to be strongly related. They feel that fatherlessness is tearing apart the fabric of our once-functioning society. They have reason to believe that the divorce industry causes fatherlessness, that is: the removal and the consequences of that removal of fathers from the lives of those fathers’ children. For feminists in non-governmental organizations and in government (whether elected or simply … Continue reading →

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Drivers-licence removal as criminal punishment

Posted on April 15, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

The international networking by English-speaking jurists, judiciary activists, activist judges, and by their adjuncts (non-governmental organizations) is fast and – if not efficient – extremely effective. Therefore it frequently happens that innovative laws and forms of punishment for ostensible criminals make their appearance simultaneously or only separated in time by extremely short intervals in many different English-speaking countries throughout the world. For instance, in English-speaking countries, drivers-licence removal is a popular and longstanding form of punishment (it has been around for a decade and more) for minor crimes, primarily the “crime” of falling into arrears with child support payments – not necessarily through any personal fault. In English-speaking countries, drivers-licence … Continue reading →

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Jailed DV “victim” needs blankie, soother

Posted on April 14, 2008 by Walter H. Schneider

This morning I listened to Charles Adler discuss with callers to his radio show the case of the Jamaican woman in Ontario, Ms. Mowatt, who had been jailed for a few days because it looked as if she would not show up as a witness in the domestic violence trial she had launched against the man whom she had alleged abused her, a Mr. Harbin. Charles Adler and his callers outdid each other on his show in an all-out competition as to who was able to show more sympathy for the (alleged) victim of domestic violence who had been punished twice, once (allegedly) by her abuser (as the alleged victim … Continue reading →

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