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Yes, the website for Fathers for Life and its affiliated blogs are being slandered and censored.
Whether you are a fathers-rights activist, a pro-family activist or a skeptic of environmental alarmism, it is quite likely that your website or blog is being slandered and censored, too. It is being done on the sly. No one will tell you about it. If it happened, you will have been found guilty and were sentenced in the Star-Chamber court of a multinational corporation (by an obscure clerk, in an obscure office), and it is not likely that you will be able to appeal. Check the rating of your website or blog. I had asked O2 to review and explain their website rating policy in regard to Fathers for Life. They did not respond.
Category Archives: Child Murder
Domestic violence • Would you sign this contract ?
Domestic violence : Would you sign this contract to help to reduce domestic violence or even to find marital bliss? An employer can at any time dismiss an employee without justification and have that employee imprisoned if he objects too strongly to his dismissal. For example, if the employee raises his voice in anger he may be arrested for ‘violence’. In any event, an employer can dismiss an employee regardless of the circumstances, and at his sole discretion. He can fire him from his job whenever he wishes, no matter how long the employee has served with the company and even if the employee has done absolutely nothing wrong. Further, … Continue reading
Men migrate, may pick bad destination
Last updated 2019 03 01: Added links to related articles. When they can or must, men migrate to good places, where they are left in peace, where they are appreciated, where gender equality is likely to prevail. It is odd that, with the wide-spread promotion of discrimination and outright hatred and persecution of men (it is prevalent essentially everywhere in the world, not only in the Anglosphere), there is no or little effort by men to determine in which country there is the least of it. Many things need to be considered when men migrate and make decisions to go to a better or different country. Not the least of … Continue reading
Posted in Child Murder, Civil Rights, Men's Issues, Women's Violence
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Flawless flawed — What about children?
Last updated 2019 04 20 Flawless flawed — The premise of “Flawless“, a short film to be produced about domestic violence, contains a major flaw. (A link to “Flawless”, the film about domestic violence, cannot be provided, as it appears that as of now – 2018 03 29 – the film has not yet been completed.) The feminists have been telling us all along that women are the only victims of DV worth worrying about. The makers of the film want to give men recognition as victims of DV. Does that then mean that there are no children who are victims of domestic violence, and that therefore it is not necessary … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Films, Child Abuse, Child Murder, Family Violence, Women's Violence
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Infanticide — a euphemism for child murder
Updates 2018 08 23: Minor edits, added links to related articles.2019 04 20: added link to related articles. Infanticide — a euphemism for child murder, a term that devalues the victim of the crime, a term that was created especially for women. If a man murders a child it is called by what it is: murder. He’ll go to prison for it for many years, after a murder trial in which he is more likely to be found guilty than a woman would if she had murdered the child under the same circumstances. If a woman murders a child, it is called infanticide. She’ll be tried in court for committing infanticide, … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Child Murder, Feminist Jurisprudence, Women's Violence
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Abolition of marriage, consequences
Updated 2019 04 25, to add more links to related articles. Orphans in the USSR Do not be surprised at the prevalence of abortions in communist- vs. feminist-dominated nations. Both live by the same doctrines: the abolition of marriage and women’s liberation as to the burden of child bearing and child raising. That means, if unwanted children will be aborted, then through that deadly process of elimination, ostensibly, every child carried to term is a wanted child, but nothing is perfect. That goes one step farther, and the solution to the perceived problem applies equally in feminist as in communist regimes. If children are born outside of wedlock, they are … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Books & Films, Child Abuse, Child Murder, Civil Rights, Family, Feminism, Health, Social-Destruction Enterprise, The New World Order
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Thank Dr. Phil for Angry Women, Scared Husbands
Updated 2019 04 25, to add links to related articles. SAVE urges: Thank Dr. Phil for Angry Women, Scared Husbands — It is puzzling why Teri C. Stoddard from SAVE insists that we should thank Dr.Phil for running a show on domestic violence against men, when that show derives entertainment value by showing battered men as whining idiots and demeans them. Thank Dr. Phil for “Angry Women, Scared Husbands” Today, Dr. Phil ran a show on Angry Women, Scared Husbands. Below is the show description from his website — http://drphil.com/ Angry Women, Scared Husbands You may know that one in four women will become a victim of domestic … Continue reading
Funeral held for boys allegedly killed by dad
Updated 2018 09 09: To append addendum, and to add links to related articles Funeral held for boys allegedly killed by dad involved in acrimonious child-custody battle. CBC News Father charged with 2 counts of 1st-degree murder Tuesday, December 28, 2010 | 4:54 PM MT ….A funeral service was held on the Kehewin Cree Nation for the boys, who were three and six when they died nine days ago….. The boys’ father, Jason Bruce Cardinal, 31, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder. The boys were found dead in a north Edmonton townhouse early Dec. 20…. The boys were living with their mother, but Alberta’s Ministry of Children … Continue reading
Posted in Child Murder, Child-Custody Awards, Family
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Sins of the mother: the tragedy of neonaticide
Updated 2019 04 29, to add links to related articles. theage.com.au John ElderDecember 19, 2010 Sins of the mother: the tragedy of neonaticide — THE day you are born is the day you are most likely to be the victim of homicide. This cheerless statistic holds true whether you live in Stockholm or South Yarra. The perpetrator will almost certainly be your mother. She will most likely be under 25, unmarried, still living at home or in poor circumstances, either still at school or unemployed, emotionally immature and astonishingly secretive. She has carried you to term without telling a soul of your existence. And somehow the parents with whom she … Continue reading
Posted in Child Abuse, Child Murder, Maternal Rights, Women's Violence
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Turkey: Violence against women
Updated 2019 04 30, to add links to related articles. Turkey: Violence against women Bianet: News in English Full Story at bianet All of that seems to be terrible. Without a doubt, Burçin BELGE did a good job of raising concern for women, but did she report the truth, all of the truth and nothing but the truth, or did she engage in promoting feminist propaganda? The issues reported in the article should of course be of concern with respect to violence against women. However, the one-sided reporting in the article should be of far greater concern. What purpose is being served by reporting only fatal violence against women? Men … Continue reading
Posted in Child Murder, Feminism, Media Bias, Men's Issues, Propaganda Exposed, Web Statistics
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The Soviet Story
Updated 2019 04 30, to make minor format changes. A friend pointed out the documentary The Soviet Story (the link has become corrupted, but here is a link to an archived version of The Soviet Story: about the film), about which I had not heard anything yet, most likely because the mainstream media have been largely silent about it. As incredible as that silence may seem, there are probably reasons for it. The title of the documentary does not sit quite right. After watching the documentary, considering what it covers, namely the history of the soviet regime’s systematic efforts to eradicate a large portion of its population and of the populations … Continue reading
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