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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: Family
Social media campaign for Cyntoia Brown
Updated 2019 05 19 Someone launched a social media campaign for Cyntoia Brown. Anyone who has not heard of Cyntoia Brown, lately, is probably not active on any of the social media, but who needs justice, law and order, when the will of the mob will be a much more liked substitute? I use Facebook. Yesterday, the trickle of Facebook notifications clamoring to have Cyntoia Brown treated lightly, that I had been receiving during the last few days, increased to a flood. A lot of people wanted to get my attention that I had been doing my best not to give. Someone had launched a social media campaign for Cyntoia … Continue reading
Posted in Judiciary, Media Bias, Propaganda Exposed, Single-Parent, Women's Violence
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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
Family courts solve divorce applications backlog
Family Courts (they essentially give marching orders to Child Protective Services) – put in place to solve a growing divorce applications backlog – 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 that, if they cannot … Continue reading
Survivor hyperbole – increasingly popular survivor fad
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
Rente retten
Rente retten – Dieser Auftrag einer neuen Kommission von zehn Experten macht Claudia Kirn Sorgen, und sie (mit allen anderen Rentnern in Deutschland, wie auch in allen anderen entwickelten Staaten) ist berechtigt sich darüber Sorgen zu machen. “Die deutsche Gesellschaft überaltert, vor allem wegen der stark steigenden Lebenserwartung,” stellt der Spiegel Artikel fest. Nee, wirklich? Ist das Problem nicht, dass nicht mehr genügend Arbeitnehmer produziert werden oder dass sie ungenügende Steuern zahlen, weil die Arbeitsstellen nach Südost Asien and andere Länder exportiert wurden? Was die stark steigende Lebenserwartung angeht, die Behauptung ist leider stark übertrieben, da die Realität sehr stark von den übertriebenen Erwartungen abweicht. Nach dem Institute for Health Metrics … Continue reading
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Parkinson’s Law — Its various forms make society creak
Parkinson’s Law (a.k.a. Parkinsons Law), and some of it variations and roles in the context of the gradual decline of the efficiency and effective operations of governments, were described by C. Northcote Parkinson (* 30 July 1909 – † 9 March 1993), when he presented his first law (and some others that are derived from or relate to it), “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion.” That was in a 1955 essay published in The Economist, an essay which is accessible online. Here is the beginning of it (click on the image for the rest): That essay is short, but – because it became very … Continue reading
Second-wave Feminism and its Ideological Foundation
…. previous page Part of the series ‘Communism → second-wave feminism → social re-engineering’Index and preamble for series Updated 2019 04 25, to add links to related articles, as well as a link to “Matriarchy in USSR”. Second-wave Feminism and its ideological foundation are firmly rooted in communism, in the dream to create Utopia, Paradise on Earth. Communism can be made impervious to all criticism, by giving it a name that makes it untouchable, say, Feminism. Communism and any other ideology become intrepid, as soon as they assume the label or even only the appearance of being an aspect of feminism. The ideological foundation of Second-wave Feminism “Feminism, Socialism, and … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Divorce, Family, Feminism, History, Second-wave Feminism
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The divorce revolution ends reign of the family
…. previous page Part of the series ‘Communism → second-wave feminism → social re-engineering’Index and preamble for series Updated 2019 04 22, to replace link to censored video on divorce issues with a link to an as of now non-censored video, and to add links to related articles. The divorce revolution ends the reign of the family The divorce revolution – for all practical ends and purposes – put an end to traditional marriage vows that once meant much and were taken seriously: The man: “I, [name of groom], take thee, [name of bride], to be my wedded wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for richer or … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, History, Marriage, Second-wave Feminism
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Second-wave feminism causes harmful fallout
….previous page Part of the series ‘Communism → second-wave feminism → social re-engineering’Index and preamble for series Fallout from second-wave feminism Second-wave feminism is liked by many, but it is definitely not all good, far from it. “May you live in interesting times,” is a popular expression. Well, we now live in interesting times, as we watch ten-thousand years of civilization’s evolution reverse or at the very least go into unexplored, dangerous territory. The traditional nuclear family had for 10,000 years been the basic building block of society. It had been in a symbiotic relationship with civilization. It can and should be argued that the traditional nuclear family, in the greater context, is civilization. The “family” … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Family, Feminism, Second-wave Feminism
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Start of a bad ending: The Feminine Mystique
….previous (home page for this essay) Part of the series ‘Communism → second-wave feminism → social re-engineering’ Index and preamble for series Last updated 2018 10 16 ‘The Feminine Mystique’, the start of a bad ending Betty Friedan, the author of The Feminine Mystique, had decided that women in the U.S. did have a problem, an undefinable problem that no one could put a finger on. She nevertheless decided to describe what it was and called it “the problem with no name.” Betty Friedan was by no means the first to express those sentiments, she merely popularized them in the U.S.A. and in doing so catered to a demand market. She went to great … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Films, Civil Rights, History, Marriage, Second-wave Feminism
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