Site lock
Recipient of the O2/Symantec Recognition Award
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: Divorce
Divorce hurts Children, a million more in the U.S. a year
Divorce hurts children: “Each year, over a million American children suffer the divorce of their parents. Divorce causes irreparable harm to all involved, but most especially to the children. Though it might be shown to benefit some individuals in some individual cases, over all it causes a temporary decrease in an individual’s quality of life and puts some “on a downward trajectory from which they might never fully recover.”1 Divorce damages society. It consumes social and human capital. It substantially increases cost to the taxpayer, while diminishing the taxpaying portion of society. It diminishes children’s future competence in all five of society’s major tasks or institutions: family, school, religion, marketplace and government. The reversal of the cultural and social … Continue reading
Posted in Child Abuse, Civil Rights, Divorce, Economy, Education, Family, Health, Men's Issues, Paternal Rights, Single-Parent
1 Comment
2017 — Most popular posts at dads&things
dads&things had a total of 15,138 views of postings in 2017. Here is a list of the 11 most popular posts and their links. FACTS EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT DESERTION Posted on September 7, 2010 by Walter Schneider Guest post by Roger Eldridge, National Mens Council of Ireland Indian men’s suicides reached epidemic proportions Posted on June 21, 2017 by Walter Schneider Violence: A crime most often committed by women Posted on August 2, 2008 by Walter Schneider Fathers rights organizations in Winnipeg, Manitoba Posted on September 23, 2008 by Walter Schneider Second World War – Bombing of the German Cities Posted on May 8, 2015 by Walter Schneider Albanien: Schwurjungfrauen entsagtem dem Sex und übernahmen die Rolle des Mannes Posted on June 29, 2008 by Walter Schneider … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Divorce, Economy, Environment, Gay issues, History, Men's Issues, Paternal Rights, Suicides, Web Statistics, Women's Violence
Comments Off on 2017 — Most popular posts at dads&things
Love, Family, Law & Order, Civilization
The regulation of human sexuality produced the heterosexual family as well as the inter-generational transfer of property, knowledge, social traditions, and it resulted in the creation and refinement of laws and governments. The regulation of human sexuality was the beginning of civilization, the symbiosis of all of those things and those that grew out of and because of them: clans, villages, towns, nations, empires, societies, and more traditions and laws that made them function more smoothly. Civilization refined itself over the course of 10,000 years. It evolved into something great, gradually caused living conditions and the quality of life for people to become better and better, as well as ever … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Corruption, Divorce, Economy, Education, Family, Feminism, Gay issues, History
Comments Off on Love, Family, Law & Order, Civilization
Paul Schwennesen, separated father’s lament
Paul Schwennesen wrote a separated father’s lament that got published by the Huffington Post. The article at the shared link is good. It is anecdotal evidence of the consequences of a wife and mother walking out of her marriage. The father became devastated, was without a doubt fleeced by his ex who used the system to the hilt against him, by having him removed from his own home, and by having him arrested when he dared to say his good byes to his kids at the bus stop, when they went off to school. He was put in handcuffs, but apparently not into jail, until that got cleared up. A … Continue reading
Posted in Child Support, Child-Custody Awards, Civil Rights, Divorce, False Allegations, Feminist Jurisprudence, Men's Issues, Paternal Rights, Shared Parenting
Comments Off on Paul Schwennesen, separated father’s lament
Indian Family Court: Pay or be arrested
Concerning Indian Family Court (pay or be arrested and incarcerated), the situation described by Indian men’s rights activist Subu Subramaniam in the shared comment and being discussed in the discussion thread at the source is bad for men, but it needs to be put into perspective. Subu Subramaniam continues with his description of the case: High Court of Karnataka Daily Orders of the Case Number: MFA ____/20__ for the date of order __/__/2017 Honble Justice _____________________ __/___/2017 Order in MFA ____/20__ It is stated by the learned counsel for the appellant that, arrest warrant has been issued in the execution of the Decree of the Family Court. Learned counsel for … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Divorce, Feminist Jurisprudence, Population Control
Comments Off on Indian Family Court: Pay or be arrested
Martin Bormann Memorandum: Securing Germany’s Future
Securing the future of the German people Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler’s secretary, speculated in his Jan. 29, 1944 memorandum on Securing Germany’s Future, “How many children would have been born in this war if it had been possible to give our front-line soldiers any leaves at all or more frequently?” He did not go into very much detail on the extent of the demographic calamity that World War II had imposed on Germany, but he most certainly did not underestimate the problem of the lack of births. It is not possible today to determine which of the concerns in his memorandum are truly those expressed by Adolf Hitler and which are … Continue reading
Posted in Child Support, Civil Rights, Divorce, Economy, Family, History, Maternal Rights, Men's Issues, The New World Order
Tagged Bachelor Taxes, Child Support, Female Supremacism, Illegitimate Children, polygamy, Population control, Securing Germany's Future
Comments Off on Martin Bormann Memorandum: Securing Germany’s Future
Sheep People Comparisons – Are people sheeple?
Updated 2019 05 15 Sheep People Comparisons – Are people sheeple? — It was in 1997 when I first wrote this commentary. I updated it today, but not too many changes needed to be made. It concerns sheep people comparisons, something that many people often make. Some do it so much that they refer to people and their allegedly sheep-like behaviour as sheeple. Is that fair to sheep or people? I thought about it, and here are the results of that. Many years ago I obtained my first e-mail address. I made it sheep_@telusplanet.net. That address is now defunct, as eventually it became so well-known by spammers that a vast … Continue reading
Recent history: New Dads, Old Dads
Last Update 2018 08 22: Fixed broken links Recent history: The New Dads — Quotes from a 1997 speech by Judy Anderson, plus a few observations about the NSPA conference in Toronto The quotes in the following are from a transcript of a portion of a speech given by Judy Anderson, President of REAL Women of Canada,* at the NSPA (National Shared Parenting Association) conference at Metro Hall in Toronto, May 26, 1997. (* Obviously, detractors of REAL Women of Canada have managed to get their website a rating of “Dangerous”. My virus checker tells me so, but I asked the producers of the antivirus software to review that rating.) The … Continue reading
Posted in Child Support, Civil Rights, Divorce, Feminism, Feminist Jurisprudence, Men's Issues, Organizational News, Paternal Rights, Shared Parenting, Single-Parent, Social-Destruction Enterprise
Comments Off on Recent history: New Dads, Old Dads
Should you be an activist?
Should you be an activist? This is an entry regarding Website Statistics for Fathers for Life, 2006 to 2013 Summary, a new web page at Fathers for Life that I posted earlier this morning. Note 2013 04 09 19:45 hrs: Sorry for being held up with fixing what needed to be fixed. There was an error in the coding for https://fathersforlife.org/Site_Stats/2006-2013_F4L_web-stats.htm It caused the display around item # 8 to be a bit muddled. That has now been repaired. The statistics summary provides insights on the changing status of the ten most-popular subject areas discussed at F4L. If you every wondered whether you should be or remain an activist for … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Divorce, Family, Feminism, Men's Issues, Web Statistics
Comments Off on Should you be an activist?
Feminism, Men’s Rights and Families
Updated 2019 04 23, to add links to related articles. Feminism, Men’s Rights and Families I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is: I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express sentiments that differentiate me from a doormat, or a prostitute. — Rebecca West, 1913 About a dozen years ago, I first paraphrased that sentiment to state: I myself have never been able to find out precisely what rational and reasonable justification the feminists have for the vilification of all men. I only know that feminists call me a woman-hater [or things like ‘a bitter old man’] whenever I express sentiments … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Divorce, Family, Feminism, Men's Issues, Paternal Rights, Social-Destruction Enterprise, The New World Order
Comments Off on Feminism, Men’s Rights and Families
You must be logged in to post a comment.