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Content d'être un gars
Glad to be a
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Samedi, le 22 mars 2008
Saturday, March 22 2008
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- C'est grâce à moi
si mon mari est devenu millionnaire!
- Ah bon...
Et avant, qu'est-ce qu'il était?
- Il était
Milliardaire!
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Vaginocrates au pouvoir
À qui la ministre de la condition féminine est-elle
inféodée?
En février 2004 Michèle Courchesne, alors ministre de la
Condition féminine, annonçait la tenue prochaine d'une commission
parlementaire sur l'égalité entre les femmes et les hommes. Elle déclare
que les points de vue masculins ne sont pas recevables parce qu'ils ne
sont le fait que de masculinistes.
Visionnez
l'extrait
En février 2008 Christine Saint-Pierre, alors
ministre de la Condition féminine, commente la commission parlementaire
sur l'amendement de la Charte des droits. Elle déclare que les points de
vue masculins ne sont pas recevables parce qu'ils ne sont le fait que de
masculinistes.
Écoutez
l'extrait
Deux ministres différentes utilisent le même sophisme à
quatre ans d'écart. Dans les deux cas le but de l'opération est d'établir
que les hommes n'ont pas les droits qui sont reconnus aux femmes. Est-ce
que c'est la ministre qui parle ou est-ce qu'elle n'est qu'une marionnette
contrôlée par le personnel du ministère?
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"Bill would Criminalize false
abuse charges" So there we go. This is
the way it should be. The USA leads the way. Now we need this in
Canada really badly. Why can't we have
that here? Just one Province undertaking to use the already existing
laws covering mischief would make an enormous difference. False charges
and false accusations causing an investigation to be made by a police
officer on any innocent person-man or woman-is an indictable offence
under the criminal code and can see a false accuser sentenced to up to 2
years in jail. A few more false accusers in jail and this scourge would
go away pretty quickly. And it should also be so that any lawyer, court
official, organization or individual counselling anyone to make a false
allegation should similarly be subject to the full effect and sanction
of the law and investigation from law societies and others in response.
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Another video in the women’s
shelter series in which a mother from Ontario, Canada describes her
horrifying experience residing in women’s
shelters in Ontario. In the shelters where she
and others were residents,
women were beaten, robbed, intimidated and sexually exploited. Children
were exposed to violence, swearing and abuse by the women and often
witnessed their mothers being abused and humiliated by shelter staff.
Children are being taught that being “Canadian” and respecting yourself
means to hate fathers, lie to your own parents and to call the Children’s
Aid Society on your mother if you don’t get your way.
When is the government of Ontario going to put an end to women’s
shelters being used as indoctrination centers where lesbian women prey on
vulnerable women? When is the Ontario government going to make these
women’s shelters accountable and professional?
When is all this government funded madness going to end?
This is yet
another video in the series from Canada Court Watch and is based on
an interview with another former
resident of an Ontario women's shelter. In this
particular interview, the
mother speaks about how she and other residents in the women's shelter were
psychologically and sexually abused by the woman's
shelter workers and children witnessed
violence and abuse. The message given
to this woman, among others was 'give
sex to the workers or get out'.
In case you missed
the last video expose on the women's shelter series from March 2nd the link
is here:
http://www.vimeo.com/745927
As Canada Court Watch
announces in their campaign to expose this outrage they are "Exposing the
women's shelter industry one video at a time!" Other similar videos exposing
the hypocrisy of the shelter industry and criminal waste of taxpayer dollars
can be can be found here:
http://www.canadacourtwatch.com/Video/VideoFilesIndex.html
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VIOLENCE CONJUGALE... LES
HOMMES TOUJOURS COUPABLES!
Dans l'édition du 16 mars dernier, le Courrrier
Laval a publié un article en page A 23 qui avait pour titre "LA VIOLENCE
CONJUGALE OU CHICANE DE COUPLE?". La source de ce texte provient de Fannie
Roy, agente de promotion et de prévention des Maisons d'hébergement de
Laval. Ce texte présente deux défauts majeurs. D'abord, les chiffres avancés
par madame Fannie Roy concernant la violence faite aux femmes ne font
référence à aucune recherche impartiale crédible. En second lieu, le texte
laisse subtilement entendre que seules les femmes seraient victimes de
violence conjugale.
J'invite madame Fannie Roy à révéler aux
lecteurs du Courrier Laval dans une prochaine chronique quelles sont ses
sources d'information qui
confirmeraient ses chiffres concernant la violence conjugale.
Quant à nous, nous préférons nous en remettre,
entre autres, aux recherches du très sérieux Institut de la statistique du
Québec qui, en 2007, confirmait que la violence conjugale affecte tout
autant les hommes que les femmes et leurs enfants.
Il est dommage que certains organismes
féministes grassement subventionnés puissent ainsi facilement colporter dans
les médias des chiffres farfelus, démagogiques, dénués de tout fondement
scientifique, pour faire croire à la population qu'il y a fléau de violence
conjugale au Québec... avec, en prime, les hommes toujours coupables!
Jean-Pierre Gagnon
directeur de recherche
L'APRÈS-RUPTURE
ATELIERS LIENS PÈRES-ENFANTS
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CCTV
in Classrooms. Schools turning Orwellian
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La culotte de fibre de verre des femmes
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Le Barreau du Québec rend hommage à huit femmes activement engagées dans
des organismes voués aux femmes et aux familles
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Une promenade sur une histoire inventée
Société
des hommes contre la violence faite aux femmes
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Its a Strange World we live in: Heather
Mills v. Ashley Dupre
Grant
Brown PhD
19th March 2008
It is a strange world we live in where a man can be ordered to pay a
woman $50 million after a mere 4-year marriage, and the man is seen as
the winner of the legal battle.
If you
work it out, Heather Mills "earned" $1,400 per hour for every hour of
her marriage to Paul McCartney. That tops what Ashley Dupre was paid
by Elliot Spitzer on an hourly basis. According to the summary of the
judgment that was released, Mills was seeking $7,000 per hour ($250
million) -- i.e. the amount earned by 7-diamond-rated escorts at New
York's Emeror's Club. She has a high opinion of herself, evidently.
Details
that have come out about the judgment, and Mills' reaction to it,
don't paint a flattering picture of the ungrateful ex-wife. She is
reported to have dumped a glass of water over McCartney's lawyer's
head in the courtroom -- histrionic behaviour that would never be
tolerated by a man in a divorce court. After delivering an 11-minute
diatribe against the process and the judgment on the courthouse steps,
Mills said she would not appeal the ruling and would oppose the
release of any more details to the public. McCartney's only comment
was, "All will be revealed." One surmises that the reasons for
judgment were not particularly kind to Mills.
As usual,
the aggreived ex-wife's first instinct is to pit the child against the
father. Mills complained bitterly after court that she would only get
$70,000 per year for little Beatice in child support. "Beatrice will
have to settle for traveling in coach while her dad goes first class,"
she said. As if. No wonder the judge found her position on almost
every issue to be unreasonable.
Still,
if Mills were Canadian, she would have a point. By our standards,
$70,000 per year in child support is a pittance for someone of
McCartney's wealth and income. You would only have to be making about
$700,000 per year in Canada to be on the hook for $70,000 in child
support for one child. With an income in the order of $40 million per
year, McCartney would be paying upwards of $340,000 per month -- per
month! -- in child support according to the Federal Child Support
Guidelines.
No wonder Erin Pizzey has described
Canada as "the scariest country on the planet" for its treatment of
men.
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Hôpital
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Sabotage et répression
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Press Release:
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS TWICE AS BIG A PROBLEM AS YOU THINK
March 19,
2008
VOLUNTEER
GROUP TO TELL PUBLIC DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS TWICE AS BIG A PROBLEM AS YOU
THINK
Next time you have
“breakfast with the guys,” Be
sure someone you know isn’t suffering in silence
Calgary, Alberta:
The Men’s
Educational Support Association (MESA) will be conducting a two hours
awareness campaign about the facts of research on domestic violence.
Volunteers will be distributing brochures telling “the other story” about
domestic violence at the Telus Convention Centre, Calgary on Thursday
March 20, 2008, from 7:00am – 9:00am where the Premier of Alberta the
Honorable Ed Stelmach and the Calgary chief of Police Rick Hanson will be
present.
While women
are much more vulnerable to assaults, which justifies giving appreciably
greater attention to female victims, the common black-and-white attention
has the results that abusive women are not being deterred or treated,
abused men are not receiving help, and even children abused by their
mothers are often not helped. It has the result that ineffective and even
counterproductive remedies are being applied. Beyond this, the stereotype
that only men want to hurt their partners results in massive numbers of
false allegations being acted on unjustly and precipitously by police and
other authorities, resulting in huge amounts of injustice to men, with
serious collateral harm to children and to other women (sisters, mothers
etc.) in their lives .
“The public is
entitled to be apprised about all the truth of domestic violence.
The reason it has not been told is the
influence of sexist ideologues of both genders causing the
suffering of men, women and children by spreading false and misleading
interpretations and imposing flawed solutions that are effectively
agitating the cycle of violence and depriving children of a meaningful
relationship with their fathers,” says Gus Sleiman president of the Men’s
Educational Support Association.
So many people who are involved in dealing with family violence are
influenced heavily by gender-biased ideology rather than by the facts of
research. Research has shown for many years that about equal numbers of
women and men assault and abuse their partners and children, and do so
from similar motives and causes. Yet many of these people speak and act as
if such behavior were solely or far more common among men, and some even
claim it is done for the sole reason of exercising "patriarchal power".
“The perception that Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is a one-way street
of aggression by men against women is generated in large part from
non-representative and biased samples, such as police reports and criminal
cases reported in the news media. Overwhelmingly, academic surveys of
randomly selected members of the general population find that women and
men are equally likely to participate in IPV, and women are at least as
adept as men at inflicting emotional and psychological abuse-often said to
be more debilitating than physical violence.” says Dr. Grant A. Brown
DPhil (Oxon), LL.B.
For
further information contact:
Gus
Sleiman or Dr. Grant Brown
(403) 228-
6366 or (403) 710-7218
MEN’S EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
ASSOCIATION (MESA)
P.O. Box 4691
Station “C”, Calgary, Alberta, T2T 5P1
www.mesacanada.com
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Bande d'arriérés
Des automobiles aujourd'hui et demain des autobus
L’Arabie saoudite s’apprête
à lever l’interdiction de conduire pour les femmes, dans un effort de
contrôler la vague montante d’un mouvement de type suffragettes dans
l’État profondément conservateur.
Les conditions imposées par
le conseil de la Shura :
• La femme doit avoir
moins de 30 ans.
• Elle doit avoir
l’autorisation d’un homme [père, mari, frère, ou fils].
• Elle doit obtenir un
permis de conduire d’une école de conduite pour femmes.
• Celle qui conduit doit
être modestement vêtue.
• La femme pourra conduire
seule dans les villes ; en dehors des villes, elle doit être
accompagnée d’un parent.
• Elle sera autorisée à
conduire du samedi au mercredi entre 7:00 AM et 8:00 PM.
• La femme au volant doit
avoir un téléphone cellulaire avec elle, de sorte qu’elle peut appeler
à l’aide en cas d’urgence.
• Elle devra payer une
certaine somme lorsque sa licence est délivrée, cette somme sera mise
de côté pour les réparations automobiles.
Le Conseil Shura a également
émis l’ordonnance suivante :
• La mise en place d’un
département spécial de transport pour les femmes ; ce service
recueillera les honoraires.
• La création d’un centre
téléphonique d’urgence.
• La création de centres
de transport pour les femmes dans les villes, qui seront sous
surveillance religieuse.
Le conseil stipule que la
femme qui enfreint ces règles verra son permis révoqué.
Dans le cadre de cette
recommandation, le Conseil de la Shura est requis d’imposer un mois de
prison avec sursis et une amende à quiconque parle avec une femme au
volant d’une autre voiture, et une peine de huit mois de prison avec
sursis et une amende à toute personne qui harcèle sexuellement une femme
au volant.
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Bandits en uniforme
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Regroupement
des Organismes pour Hommes de l'Île de Montréal
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L'ère des
interminables adolescences..
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Une réflexion autour du 6 décembre 1989
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 L'avortement
criminel
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Bientôt dans une rue près de chez vous
China: Tibet protesters 'surrender'
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1988 - Mikhail Gorbachev speaking at UN , The Boston Globe Dec 8 1988
“….He called for a “new world order” founded not on force but on
dialogue…….”
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