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False rape-claims
August 10, 2010 by Walter Schneider.
FALSE RAPE CLAIMS AROUND THE COUNTRY [U.K.] AND ABROAD
Guest post by George Rolph
Feminists tell us that false rape claims are rare and we should all believe every woman that makes a rape claim because not doing so deters other females from coming forwards. Unfortunately, the opposite is true. When we believe every woman who cries rape we open the door to massive injustice that can destroy the life of the accused completely and leave them open to assault or even death. What is more, false rape allegations have the effect of diluting the credibility of genuine rape victims when they stand before a jury.
The feminist position hurts everybody and seeks to protect those other criminals who make malicious and false allegations against the innocent. Whether those allegations involve the horrendous crimes of rape or domestic violence.
From the feminist position, hurting as many men as possible may seem like an ideal to be pursued and indeed they have written widely that this is their aim. One has to wonder what kind of sick, misandrist mind-set wants to do that and why society has been giving so much credibility to those feminists who hold these sick views? It is surely time to begin asking some very deep and penetrating questions of those who hold onto these desires.
As someone who has fought for over thirty years now to get justice for male victims of abuse who are often arrested for being the victim, I have long been warning about how women who assault their male partners in the home will often give themselves injuries to make their claims look credible to gullible and badly trained police officers (police officers most likely to have been trained by feminists and indoctrinated into a feminist view of domestic abuse, incidentally) These claims of mine have been dismissed as the ranting of a man who hates women. A claim I most fiercely deny. Hating what some bad females do is not the same as hating women as a group! In fact, I wrote a fictional story and published it online years ago to illustrate how women, filled with hate against male partners, can manipulate the police and media by the use of self inflicted injuries. (You can read it here: http://www.fictionontheweb.co.uk/heads.html )
In one of the true stories at the links below you can read the following account:
“A young woman who ripped her clothes and gave herself a black eye to support her rape lies was yesterday jailed for three years…”
Further on in the story we get this detail:
“The frilly dress and leggings she had been wearing had apparently been ripped in the attack, clumps of her hair had been hacked off and she had a black eye and scratches to her breasts and legs.
But police became suspicious, and tests showed the Libyan-born former children’s holiday rep had ripped her own clothes and inflicted the injuries herself to back up her fabricated claims…”
It is only when reading real accounts about the lengths some women will go too, out of sheer spite and hatred for the male sex, to do as much damage to them as possible and where they can, to misuse the law and media to inflict this damage, that the reality of what really goes on in homes up and down the land begins to sink in. It is a reality the police, those in the legal system, the media and the politicians need to think about and investigate as thoroughly as possible. It is also as clear an indication as it is possible to have why the ideology of a particular political group with a gender axe to grind, cannot be allowed to make social or political policy that will affect the lives of millions of people. Many of whom may not share that ideology. Slanted views will always lead to injustice. Balance and sober reflection should always accompany those who make and maintain laws. Not an ideology which is neither balanced or sober and which must lead to gross injustice and social harm. How can it be right that a group known to hate marriage and the family are given a powerful political platform to preach their views, for example, while those in favour of both are denied the same? How can it be fair, equitable and just that these political groups are also funded by the state when their opponents are not?
All of the false rape stories in the press at the links below you will notice have the following dates attached. All come from just one Google search carried out today.
16th July 2010
21/07/2010
28 July 2010
1st August 2010
2nd August 2010
10th August 2010
Six cases found from around the country [the U.K.] being dealt with by the courts in just one two-month period! I will leave the conclusions about how serious this menace is up to the reader. What I would draw attention too is the staggering differences in weak sentences being handed down for this life destroying and wicked crime in British courts.
Here is a story about the same crime — this time being perpetrated for financial gain against British men — from Greece. Note how the story blames the males.
Dated 09 Aug 2010 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/greece/7933190/Britons-trapped-in-false-rape-sting-by-blonde-Swede-on-Greek-island.html Sweden, incidentally, is a European feminist hot spot.
Please, take some time to read through and analyse these stories and draw your own conclusions about the nature and frequency of this terrible crime. If you have a blog or web site of your own, perhaps you should get a discussion going? We cannot just pass by on the other side and let those with an agenda of hate go on being responsible for making our social, legal and political policy on these important human issues.
For more study on the effect of social misandry please go here: http://www.manwomanmyth.com/
Please circulate widely on your lists.
George Rolph
London
Posted in Media Bias, Men's Issues, Feminist Jurisprudence, Propaganda Exposed, Women's Violence | Print | No Comments »
Mother sues son she abandoned
July 25, 2010 by Walter Schneider.
This is outrageous!
Mother sues son she abandoned
B.C. woman, 71, seeks support from children under archaic statute
The Edmonton Journal
When Ken Anderson was just 15, his mother, Shirley, made it clear: She didn’t want him anymore.
Ken’s father, a long-haul trucker, had been transferred from Osoyoos, B.C., to the province’s Kootenay region. Although their marriage was rocky, Shirley followed, taking her second-youngest son, Darryl, with her.
Ken was left behind.
Ken had plenty of time to think about it as he wiped bug splatter off car windshields and pumped gas, lucky to pick up some shifts at the local gas station to make a buck….
The way he sees it, he never really had a mother.
On Aug. 3 and 4, Ken, now 46, will face off in B.C. Supreme Court against the woman who gave birth to him.
Shirley Anderson, now 71, is suing Ken and four of his five siblings for parental support. The case dragged on for years, but the August hearing should complete it….
Posted in Maternal Rights, Feminist Jurisprudence | Print | 3 Comments »
Fighting for child custody
June 9, 2010 by Walter Schneider.
Time and again I receive requests for help and advice on issues such as those outlined in the following. I replied on average about once or twice each day during the past two weeks to such requests.
I write the advice I provided over and over, time and again. I wrote the articles on how to select a lawyer so as to prevent me from having to write up such advice over and over. The worst thing is that no matter what I write, post or state, extremely few people take any of it to heart.
“Bill” and “Rose” (not their real names) will have 18 to about 25 years of misery and financial hardship ahead of themselves. They are being forced to dig a financial hole for themselves that they will most likely never be able to get out of — and even if they do, they and their kids will be set back for life.
In spite of that, it is not likely that they will do what is necessary. Very few people will look past today. The vast majority of those who read my advice will think it is too much work, give up, stick their heads in the sand and then get their butts shot off. The good thing about that is that, with their heads in the sand, they will never see it coming.
Excuse my pessimism, but I am 74-years old now and have seen too much of the same thing happening, over and over.
Do you think I am wrong about it all? Well, the website of Fathers for Life has been in existence for about 20 years. How come that people like Bill and Rose never visited the website until they ran into trouble?
How come that the stuff I am writing about is not being taught in the schools?
–Walter
Rose wrote:
Hi there..my friend Bill is newly seperated from his girlfriend…upon seperating she agreed to week on week off custody. 1 1/2 weeks later as he returned to the apartment from the funeral of his best friend and cousin, he was presented with a lawyers letter stating she would allow him access to the child IF he didnt have him around certain people (who have no criminal record, who have years of experience in childcare, have strong educational backgrounds - one is a psw, the other has numerous diplomas and a degree which included study in psychology, etc as well as years of military service.) These said people were also the same people she depended upon, on many occasions to watch this child for her…while she worked, got groceries, etc etc and she never had a problem with them watching him until they noted suspecious behaviour on her part and told Glen. Both can come up with wonderful letters of recomendation, etc.
He refuses to sign this document, as she is STILL trying to controll him. During the relationship she was controlling and abusive…and neglectful to their son as well.
Since the breakup Bill has had joey for the first whole week (during which these above people watched him while glen was at work..and she even came over to interact with joey during that week while these people had him outside playing…if she was that concerned with the care, why did she leave him there?
She has no denied ALL access of Bill to joey for a little over 3 weeks.
Bill has very little in the way of money to spend on a lawyer..so I have been compiling the documents he needs and filling them out fo rhim as best I can. We heard of a mens group who will help you fight for custody…and then I found this website…I am hoping you can help lead me in the right direction to find help for him, and have this father and son re-united.
In the conversation he had with her tonight..she is now claiming that william isn’t even Bill’s..and became very hostile when he suggested a paternity test be done…
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rose
My response:
From: Walter H. SchneiderTo: Rose
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 9:08 PM
Subject: Re: fighting for custody
Hello Rose,
If you tell me where you are located, I may be able to direct you to an organization near you.
Regards,
Walter
Rose responded:
Sorry I Should have insluded that. We are located in Fredericton New Brunswick.
I responded:
Rose,
The “you” in the following refers to you and Bill.
There are two organizations in New Brunswick whom you should try to contact:
New Brunswick Children’s Equal Parenting Association
New Brunswick Shared Parenting Association
Ask both of them for advice. If either one of them has meetings of its membership, you should try to attend. You will learn more from individuals who are at various stages of their legal fights than you can from any lawyer.
The website of Fathers for Life and its associated blog contain a number of articles on how to select a lawyer. Read those articles (some of them are repetitions) and learn what you should do in selecting a lawyer.
I know, you stated that Bill has little money. It is up to you to determine whether Bill qualifies for Legal Aid. If so, let him apply (and keep in mind that if she applies before Bill does, Bill will not be given Legal Aid — Legal Aid will not present both sides in a case). If not, consider what the alternatives are. Bill will potentially be forced to hand over about $250,000 to $500,000 in child support over the years, until the boy is mature or until he has finished his education, whichever comes later.
Denial of access or visitation needs to be assessed with respect to the custody and visitation order. Interference with that order is a criminal offence. However, the number of such offences that were prosecuted and punished in Canada can probably be counted on one hand. I only know about two of them that were. In both of those cases the fathers fighting for their rights went into bankruptcy. Interestingly, neither of those fathers made any headway in court until after they went bankrupt, could no longer afford to pay their lawyers and began to represent themselves. Great stuff, right? Legal victory predicated by financial self-immolation.
You will not gain any legal ground by trying to establish guilt. For one thing, guilt is not punishable, and neither will be anything else be she may have done you don’t like.
Concentrate on what you primarily wish to achieve. That is, regular and equitably-shared parenting, right? Therefore, concentrate on what is best for the child. Make an appearance that you are bending over backwards to please the mother, and that all else is in the best interest of the child. However, make sure that the custody and visitation order contains a statement that specifies that the police must assist Bill if the mother should interfere with the court order. Without that statement it is extremely unlikely that Bill will ever get the police to help him enforce his visitation rights, if that should become necessary.
You will need to file a statement of claim. Keep that as short as possible, about a page to a page-and-a-half. Use reference pointers to any supporting documentation. Attach copies of the documentation and use tabs for each document, with each tab to correspond to the reference identifying the document in the statement of claim.
Learn about the rules of the court. Visit the local law library. Find case law, that is: evidence of judgments in similar cases.
Keep tabs on what your lawyer does. He works for you. You must be quite clear on what you want him to do. Make sure he does the right thing at the right time and at the right place. Keep in mind that the lawyer will get paid whether you win or lose your case.
Try to keep your case out of the family-court system. The family-court system is ostensibly in place to help individuals with family issues. The reality is somewhat different.
The family-court system was put into place for no other reason than to expedite the dissolution of marriages, when the liberation of the divorce laws and the establishment of the principle of “no-fault” divorce created an insurmountable backlog of divorce applications. (Read more: Freedom, Equality, and Society’s Treatment of Men and Families )
A secondary result that evolved over the close to 40-years time of the family-court system’s existence was that family courts evolved into a system for putting men and especially fathers into their place, which place, according to feminist doctrine, is for fathers to be without and not within families. That is being accomplished by having the rules of the court and the rules of evidence no longer apply in family court. (Read more: Family court to men - ‘Just shut up and pay’; Bias and injustice in our family court system the root cause of many murder- suicides; Note: you can find much more information on family-court issues by searching the website of Fathers for Life for “family court”. )
The best thing you can do to help Bill is to bring Bill’s case into regular court, were his chance to receive justice according to the law will be considerably better. However, the chances that Bill will gain anything are slim, about one in ten. Bill most likely will at best only obtain standard visitation (one weekend every two weeks, plus half of vacation and one out of every two holidays).
In general, the only thing that Bill can be sure about is that he will be sentenced to pay for having become a father, that and that he will be ordered to pay out hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years.
Here now is the most important aspect of Bill’s whole case.
It is of course possible that Bill is the natural father of the young boy, but if I were in your position, I would make absolutely sure that the boy is Bill’s biological offspring. The chances are on average one against two that the boy is not Bill’s child.
If Bill’s paternity has been established on the basis of DNA paternity testing, then it is reasonable for Bill to fight for regular access to the boy or perhaps even for fully shared custody. Without proof of paternity, Bill should refuse to pay child support, and he should not bother to attempt to obtain visitation rights. (See also: Pregnant on the Sly; Table of Contents — Paternity Fraud) Mind you, once there is a court order that sentences Bill to pay child support, then there is not much he can do (other than to try to have the court order overturned) than to pay, or else he will be breaking the law.
Regards,
Walter
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On-going custody battle
April 5, 2010 by Walter Schneider.
Today a deserted and frustrated father wrote to me about his on-going attempts to follow his ex for thousands of miles, so as to be able to continue to play a role in his daughters’ life.
While the man was involved in custody hearings in a province in Central-Canada, his ex-common-law-wife had moved to a city in Western Canada.
Here is my response.
Hello Bill (not the real name),
As I read your account, the first thing that came to my mind is that you described a case of parental kidnapping. Of course, I have no way of knowing whether a visitation agreement was in place then (you stated that you were fighting for one) and whether the visitation order included a provision for prohibiting one or the other parent from moving away from the other, beyond a specified distance or travelling time.
I am getting a bit too old for all of this (I am 73), but it appears that you are quite right, you need to get in touch with people in your locality. There used to be about three organizations in Calgary that were active, but lately I have not heard much from or about them (MESA, Family of Men and ECMAS).
Here is the latest list I know that contains links to Alberta organizations, some of whom are located in Calgary.
From that:
Alberta
Fathers For Life (ours, near Edmonton)
Family of Men Support Society (Calgary)
Men’s Educational Support Association (M.E.S.A.) (Calgary)
Movement for the Establishment of Real Gender Equality (M.E.R.G.E.) (Edmonton, but that organization focuses primarily on equitable “gender” rights for all seven “genders”)
Orphaned Grandparents Association Resource Centre (near Edmonton, as far as I know)
The Equitable Child Maintenance and Access Society (E.C.M.A.S.) (Edmonton chapter; the founder was the same as that for MERGE; there was once a separate Calgary chapter that formed a separate organization under the same name after a rift with the Edmonton chapter had developed)
A few observations on Fathers Rights or Parenting Rights organizations
There are close to 50,000 active case files that are being held by Alberta Maintenance Enforcement. Roughly one-third of those involves cases in the Calgary area, another third involves cases in the Edmonton area, and the remaining third involves the rest of the province.
I have been actively involved with fathers rights since about 1990, which led me in about 1994 to begin with the website Fathers for Life.
Right from the start I noticed that there was hardly ever more than about a dozen or a little more of truly active fathers rights activists in Alberta. The largest public demonstrations that were ever held (in one case a picketing action in front of Anne McLellan’s constituency office) mustered no more than about 60 picketers from a large variety of organizations of whom some only remotely ever worried about fathers rights.
It can be argued that personal agendas and lack of charisma of the leaders led to low membership numbers of various Fathers Rights or Parenting Rights organizations, but it would be wrong to put too much blame in that respect on the leaders of such organizations.
The problem is universal. It applies in all major Canadian cities and in all provinces across Canada. The apathy exists as well in all of North America and throughout all of the developed nations. Increasingly, the general apathy emerges in the developing nations.
It may be looked at as battle fatigue by people who wish to uphold family values in a culture that actively promotes an all-out war against the family; there is that and much more involved. The website of Fathers for Life extensively explores the concept of the war against the family and related concepts that apply.
The fact remains that not only active participants and victims of judicial persecution such as you are largely apathetic, but that the general public is apathetic as well. There is not a ground-swell of support for the family. The lack of public support means that politicians do not have to give pro-family sentiments a great deal of attention, which is the major reason why for every dollar of funding for programs and actions in support of the family there are about a thousand dollars of funding to sponsor programs and actions that aim at dismantling and systematically deconstructing the institution of the traditional nuclear family.
Given the lack of concern by politicians, a plethora of government agencies has a free hand to pursue its family-hostile aims. Those aims — let there be no mistake about it — strongly lean toward the extreme radical left. Their leanings are strongly Marxist. Marxism has throughout its existence been strongly anti-family. That is not too surprising, as the historical roots of Marxism (an age-old yearning toward Paradise on Earth, that is, a socialist Utopia) have always been strongly anti-family. Socialism, especially in totalitarian socialist regimes throughout history aimed at best at strong state-control of the family and at worst at the total abolition of the family.
Igor Shafarevich, a world-renowned mathematician and a contemporary of Alexander Solzhenitsyn expressed those ideas best, in his book The Socialist Phenomenon.
It would seem that socialist ideology has the ability to stamp widely separated or even historically unlinked socialist currents with indelible and stereotyped markings.
It seems to us quite legitimate to conclude that socialism does exist as a unified historical phenomenon. Its basic principles have been indicated above. They are:
- Abolition of private property.
- Abolition of the family.
- Abolition of religion.
- Equality, abolition of hierarchies in society.
The manifold embodiments of these principles are linked organically by a common spirit, by an identity of specific details and, frequently, by a clearly discernible overall thrust.
Our perspective on socialism takes into account only one of the dimensions in which this phenomenon unfolds. Socialism is not only an abstract ideological system but also the embodiment of that system in time and space. Therefore, having sketched in its outlines as an ideology, we now ought to be able to explain in what periods and within what civilization socialism arises, whether in the form of doctrine, popular movement or state structure. But here the answer turns out to be far less clear. While the ideology of socialism is sharply defined, the occurrence of socialism can hardly be linked to any definite time or civilization. If we consider the period in the history of mankind which followed the rise of the state as an institution, we find the manifestations of socialism, practically speaking, in all epochs and in all civilizations. It is possible, however, to identify epochs when socialist ideology manifests itself with particular intensity. This is usually at a turning point in history, a crisis such as the period of the Reformation or our own age. We could simply note that socialist states arise only in definite historical situations, or we could attempt to explain why it was that the socialist ideology appeared in virtually finished and complete form in Plato’s time. We shall return to these questions later. But in European history, we cannot point to a single period when socialist teachings were not extant in one form or another. It seems that socialism is a constant factor in human history, at least in the period following the rise of the state. Without attempting to evaluate it for the time being, we must recognize socialism as one of the most powerful and universal forces active in a field where history is played out.
[200]
Igor Shafarevich
The Socialist Phenomenon, [7] p. 200
All of that is a lot of information you did not ask for. However, I feel that the best service I can provide for you is to put your personal experiences regarding the futility of your attempts to enforce your paternal “rights” into the context of the history of the social evolution and the apparent current decline of civilization.
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Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice
October 14, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
Veritas Publishing I N T R O D U C E S
Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice
The book addresses a serious problem, the need for court reform and the abolishment of judicial and quasi-judicial immunity. Marinated with the makings of sizzle, the book is f illed with the courts’ tricks and traps for the unwary—to alert the readers both why their law cases failed and what must be done to effect court reform. E ach chapter introduces the background of the subject of that chapter and then presents a series of illustrative anecdotes intended to teach the readers by example how to avoid those court tricks and traps people are likely to encounter in their existing or potential court cases.
Its author, Barbara C. Johnson, an unconventional 74-year-old, has long been a fierce advocate for fathers’ rights in family courts. She is an outspoken critic of the Massachusetts court system, which she says is rife with corruption.
In 2002, she ran a quixotic campaign for governor, campaigning in an antique fire truck and promising to use creativity, compassion, and a willingness to listen to the People to mend an ailing government.
In 2006, Johnson was barred from practicing law in Massachusetts. “The disbarment by a kangaroo court was an effort to silence my criticism of the courts,” she said.
A newspaper wrote, “While we don’t fully agree with either her politics or her methods, Johnson is a character in a humdrum world sorely in need of more characters. She’s the t horn in the side, the thumbtack on the chair. . . . Johnson speaks her mind, and loudly.”
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Toddler’s hands dunked into boiling water
June 23, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
CNewsJune 18, 2009
Woman burns toddler, gets house arrest
By TOM BRODBECK
WINNIPEG — An Ontario judge has handed down one of the most egregious sentences I’ve seen in a long time to a woman who forced a toddler’s hands into a pot of boiling water, causing fourth-degree burns.
For that, Superior Court Justice Helen MacLeod-Beliveau is the latest winner of the Eight-Ball Award, handed out in this column to highlight some of the worst perversions of justice in our [Canadian] court system….(Full Story)
Note by F4L: CNews got the date of the crime wrong in the article. The crime against the little boy took place in 2007, not in 1997; but the following identifies an additional article about the case.
The IntelligencerJune 17, 2009
Mom seeking justice for child victims
Posted By Jeremy Ashley
At times, Damon Reddom Stone is a haunted four-year-old.
Sitting on his mother’s lap Monday, he ran his hands over her fingertips.
“He said, ‘Mommy, I wish I had normal hands like you,’” recalled Tina Reddom this week.
Every so often, she said, her youngster’s mind drifts back to the morning of Oct. 16, 2007 when a 24-year-old city woman — in a fit of supposed rage — forced his tiny hands into a pot of boiling water in the Applewood Drive apartment she shared with her then-boyfriend, Damon’s father.
Damon, who was two at the time, sustained serious burns and will require several surgeries, skin grafts and therapy to treat the wounds….(Full Story)
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Roadkillradio.com
May 12, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
FYI,
Here is the chance you were always waiting for, a chance to have your say in public!
RoadkillRadio.com is worth listening to (Tuesdays, PST 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.) and even worth promoting.
Home Page: RoadkillRadio.com
Quoted from that web page:
NOTE: We only Broadcast “LIVE…” on Tuesdays, starting approximately 30 minutes before showtime! If its not Tuesday, you will not get a live stream. The archived shows however, will stream. All archived audio on the web site is of the MP3 file format.
Archived Shows
All shows [a large and interesting list — WHS] are available for mp3 downloadFor example:
There will be time for some open-line then an eye-opening, in-depth discussion on Fathers Rights and the Rights of Children.
Vancouver lawyer and well-known advocate Carey Linde will be joining us to talk about this issue and parental alienation. Are the courts getting it wrong? (Note: The first third of that portion of the show deals with provincial politics in B.C.. Skip that to get to the interview with Carey Linde. The discussion of fathers rights, feminist judicial bias, divorce issues such as parental alienation and much more is fascinating. It is very important for anyone living in B.C. that the discussion contains a recommendation by Carey Linde to copy the results of the poll on shared parenting run by Saskatchewan MP Vellacotte and to forward that to the B.C. Attorney General — in view of the currently going-on revisions to family rights laws in B.C.. –WHS)
From the home page:
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May 12th 2009 - 7:30 p.m. - We ran out of time last week, so as promised you will hear a tape recording of a meeting (held on April 29, 2009) between RKR’s very own Kari Simpson, social workers and the parents of three children who are being “investigated” by these so-called child protection workers. Listen as social workers REFUSE to have the meeting taped for accuracy
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Why Men Earn More
April 9, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
The pay gap between what men and women earn continues to be in the news. New legislation that aims at eliminating that pay gap is constantly and repeatedly being put into force. Yet, as Warren Farrell explained in a 2005 speech at the Cato Institute, there are very good reasons for the pay gap.
The pay gap, where it exists, is due to women’s choices. On the other hand, when women work just as men do — never marry, don’t have children, work in risky, stressful jobs, as many hours as never-married, childless men work at those jobs — women not only earn equal pay, they earn more than their male counterparts do, more by a considerable margin.
If you are interested in that issue and its causes, watch the video clips identified by the following.
mensnewsdaily.com
Apr 8, 2009Why Men Earn More
By Bernard Chapin
What follows is a series of video segments from Dr. Warren Farrell’s 2005 speech at the Cato Institute entitled “Why Men Earn More.” I thank Argus Eyes for posting this last fall. A reader reminded me of it the other day. I was not yet writing the daily blog at the time in which it was originally published so I could not link back to it. By the way, if you’re not familiar with Argus Eyes check out some of his other videos and don’t forget to subscribe if you like him. He’s a fine fellow. Here’s Part I: (Full Story)
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Children harmed by sole custody, report says
April 5, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
The Toronto Star
3 April 2009
Children harmed by sole custody, report says
Canadian judges rarely use voluntary arrangements in which kids live with each parent roughly equally
By Susan Pigg, Living Reporter
Family court judges are misguidedly harming children by granting sole custody to one parent - usually the mother - in bitter divorce battles, says a comprehensive new report.[*]
Too many children are being “robbed of the love of one parent” by a legal system that is out of touch with the needs of children and treats them like property to be won or lost, says Edward Kruk, an expert on child custody issues….(Full Story)
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* Note by F4L:
The report by Edward Kruk, Ph.D.:
- Shared Parenting: Child Custody, Access, and Parental Responsibility
- More information by Edward Kruk at Fathers for Life
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An unmarried husband: Unwelcome reality
April 4, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
The Free Lance-Star
March 29, 2009 1:14 am
AN UNMARRIED HUSBAND:UNWELCOME REALITY
By Stephen Baskerville
–The decline of the family now affects virtually every American and seriously threatens not only social order but freedom and constitutional government. G.K. Chesterton once observed that the family checks government power. He was writing about divorce: Despite other threats to the family, divorce remains the most serious.
Americans would be shocked if they knew what goes on in the name of divorce. Divorce today licenses unprecedented government intrusion, including the power to seize children, loot family savings, and incarcerate parents without trial.
The full implications of the “no-fault” revolution have never been publicly debated. Divorce today seldom involves two people simply parting ways; 80 percent of divorces are unilateral. Under “no-fault,” divorce becomes a power grab by one spouse, assisted by judicial officials who profit from the ensuing litigation: judges, lawyers, psychotherapists, and social workers. Involuntary divorce involves government agents forcibly removing innocent people from their homes, seizing their property, and separating them from their children. It requires long-term supervision over private life by state functionaries, including police and jails….(Full Story)
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