Monthly Archives: June 2018

dads&things – search results relating to keywords

Posted on June 28, 2018 by Walter H. Schneider

dads&things – Search results differ, depending on the source of the data. Take the example of dads&things and what Alexa tells about search results in relation to respective frequencies of searches on specific keywords. @ Alexa tells me this: FreeFind, the search engine installed and accessible on each page of dads&things tells me: Keyword list for searches 2018 06 21 to 2018 06 28 Keyword Frequency incest 5 Silverstein reports that sexual fantasies about or desires for their fathers are common childhood 5 Down syndrome 4 Eco-feminism 2 “down syndrome” 1 “Let me review some of the collateral damage from a promiscuous lifestyle of so-called ‘free’ love.” 1 #childrenshortage 1 … Continue reading →

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Internet censorship affects all, censors and censored

Posted on June 15, 2018 by Walter H. Schneider

Providers of search engines and of social media have the power to influence, controls and steers what all of the people in the world must think and talk about in their everyday activities. Such power vastly exceeds that of Big Brother described by George Orwell in ‘1984’. Continue reading →

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Family courts solve divorce applications backlog

Posted on June 12, 2018 by Walter H. Schneider

Family Courts (they essentially give marching orders to Child Protective Services) – put in place during the 1960s to solve a growing divorce applications backlog – primarily target men.  They also seriously hurt children. Family courts were to mitigate the divorce applications backlog in the regular court system (in the early 1960s, waiting periods for court hearings after divorce applications were three and more years – and rapidly growing longer). The growing divorce applications backlog was a consequence of the legalization of ‘no-fault’ divorce. In ‘no-fault’ divorce, the default position is nevertheless that the fault is placed on the shoulders of the men. All of that works exceedingly well, so … Continue reading →

Posted in Child Abuse, Civil Rights, Divorce, Family, Feminist Jurisprudence, History, Men's Issues, Population Control, Social-Destruction Enterprise, The New World Order | 27 Comments

Survivor hyperbole – increasingly popular survivor fad

Posted on June 3, 2018 by Walter H. Schneider

Survivor hyperbole – Survivors of [insert victimhood category] – is an ever more popular survivor fad.  What is it with the growing popularity of the fad that drives ever more people to assert that they are survivors of something or other? If merely being alive is classified as survival, does that make a mundane life heroic? An old saw goes, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,” and another one, “Adversity makes people tough,” or “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” Nothing is perfect. Not even things that kill do kill everyone, but what about things that are not obviously, extremely rarely or not even logically fatal? Is someone … Continue reading →

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Feminist Conquest -Supremacism – in India vs Male Rights

Posted on June 2, 2018 by Walter H. Schneider

Male rights to procreate (or not) are some of many rights being lost by Indian men in the context of the feminist conquest of India. Female supremacism thus becomes ever more firmly entrenched. Siddharthasankar Mukherjee explained the implications of that in a Facebook posting: The Abrogation of Male Procreation Rights By Siddharthasankar Mukherjee, 2018-06-01, Facebook Well. All rights are of women. Why not aggrieved men then avoid celebration of so-called Independence day when they are actually dependent on women’s will? Supreme Court says a woman has unimpeachable right whether she wants to have a baby or wants to abort a baby. Indirectly they are saying that a decision related to having or not … Continue reading →

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