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Dimanche, le 6 avril 2008
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Who’s oppressing who?
Il y a circonstances dans la vie où la vérité et la simplicité sont le meilleur manège du monde.
C'est ce qui arrive quand son orientation sexuelle est déterminée par la misandrie
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C'est la fin des parasites
L’Agence ne reconnaît pas la valeur réelle des organismes communautaires !
Près de 40 organismes du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean viendront manifester leur désaccord à la séance du conseil d’administration de l’Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de la région...
THE FEMALE POWER OF JESSICA LYNCHBy Jerry A. Boggs14 November 2003Even after Pvt. Jessica Lynch’s initially reported acts of heroism were debunked, feminists and much of the mainstream liberal media continued to push the Rambo myth the Pentagon concocted for Lynch. (Her heroism, according to a Washington Post front-page story, was that she had been “stabbed, and shot, and had other injuries, but kept on fighting.”) They went on treating her as a hero knowing full well she did nothing in Iraq except survive a grenade attack that reportedly killed the rest of the troops in the Humvee transporting them.Why maintain this façade for someone who, to Lynch’s credit, admitted she did nothing remotely related to heroism and was just a survivor?The reasons go beyond the fact that Lynch is attractive and photogenic. That’s certainly part of it. Were she overweight and plain, or black, her story might have dropped off the media’s radar as fast as it popped up. The media sustained Lynch’s fame primarily because she is a woman. To the feminist-influenced military and mainstream media, Lynch, by merely surviving an attack, is proof that women can cut it in combat as well as men can. (For the record, I believe many women can cut it in combat. See “Move Qualified Women Into Combat” in the left panel.)Ask yourself: If Jessica were Jesse, a male soldier who had done nothing but survive an enemy assault while other troops around him fought and acted bravely, how long would he get away with appearing in the media and posing as a war hero? True, criticism of Lynch’s hero status grew fast, but a false male hero would never have been given the light of the first day.It seems that all a female soldier must do to become a hero is be a living victim of war’s violence. In contrast, a male soldier must commit an actual act of daring heroism. Apparently to feminists and the mainstream media, a female surviving an attack is equal to a male heroically waging an attack. (One must wonder what this double standard does for troop morale.)As for her alleged abuse by Iraqi soldiers — which may or may not have included rape, a topic the media seemed to have quickly lost interest in — Lynch said when interviewed November 13 by WJR Detroit radio’s Paul W. Smith, “If I were abused, I would remember it.”It may turn out that Lynch’s rape by Iraqi troops is a fabrication just as were Lynch’s acts of heroism. The rape story may have been given legs by both conservatives and feminists who are protective toward women. To them, rape is often a political tool. One of its uses is to shock us into wanting to give women extra protection, and to keep female soldiers out of direct ground combat and thus out of the enemy’s reach so they won’t be “defiled.” (Defiling male soldiers is OK, apparently.)Conservatives’ reason for talking about Lynch being raped stems from outmoded chivalry, which mandates the protection of women. Sexist feminists’ reason for talking about it is that Lynch’s rape works in concert with her “heroism” to achieve a dual feminist aim: while the “heroism” is to prove women are as capable as men in combat, and hence should be promoted to high-ranking military positions, the rape is to show that women should be kept out of combat. That’s called “Having it both ways” — achieving equal reward without equal risk. (Usually, the feminists who raise the issue of rape of female soldiers aren't given much notice by the mainstream media, which may want to downplay rape to make the idea of women as combat soldiers more palatable to the public.)On women in combat, conservative Elaine Donnelly, president of the Center For Military Preparedness, said in a WJR interview of Lynch’s rape, “The risk to women [in combat] is extra vulnerability.” As if male soldiers are not raped by the enemy in addition to being tortured and killed. As if the torture and killing of men is less horrific than the raping of women. Moreover, if female soldiers do have extra vulnerability, it is mitigated by male soldiers’ tendency to overprotect them. This is a tendency male troops in the past were trained against, so as to desensitize them into not overly protecting female soldiers. The training failed to stop the troops — even some Iraqi troops — from overly protecting Jessica Lynch.That was part of the power she had as a female soldier.
WORLD DEPRESSION ?
New Zealand
England
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Food crisis being felt around world
NAFTA Countries to Introduce Simultaneous Legislation to Stop SPP
Yup There it is Folks. Right there in Black and White. Whistles For Women. When I was sent this by a Dad this afternoon I thought it surely must be a joke. Sadly like so much other news like this its all very sadly true. I was going to write extensively on this but I have decided to simply let your imagination run wild as to what this might mean were it ever to be implemented. Anyway its all there. Take a close look at your tax dollars at work. Are you going to pay for a Whistle For your child? Haven't the police got enough trouble with fake phone calls from the schools alleging men with guns walking around the halls? Madness. Pure and utter madness. And all of these groups and advocates supporting and suggesting this option are supported by all provincial and federal Canadian Governments to the tune of many hundreds of thousands of dollars"Blowing the Whistle in support of the campaign against Violence Against Women-Literally"The Secretary General of the United Nations at a recent meeting with the UN Commission on the Status of Women gave women participants a whistle, which they are to blow if they are threatened by any form of violence from men. Now Canadian feminist activists are working on a plan to give whistles to all Canadian Secondary School Girls to blow if threatened. Can you imagine the results of this? See circular below:Circular from:Janis Alton & Julia Morton-Marr
Canadian Voice of Women for Peace
Website: www.vowpeace.org
Violence Against Women ACTION-Please circulate widely to all your lists and friends
Dear friends
The United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, has set in motion a small but major global project, to end Violence against Women. At the recent 52nd session with Commission on the Status of Women, held at the United Nations in New York from February 25 - March 7, 2008. The Sec. General gave women participants a whistle, which they are to blow if they are threatened by any form of violence from men. This is a simple creative stategy that we heard was being imployed in an African village. If any women is threatened, they sound the alarm to come to her aid.
In Canada, secondary schools girls are under greater threats of demeaning language and actions, from young men. Maybe there is an opportunity for all secondary schools to give girl students a whistle, and also educate both girls and boys, that if the whistle is blown, that they must investigate why the whistle has been blown.
There is a new fund established within the UN System, which is intendend to help raise the profile of this pandemic problem of Violence Against Women. By clicking on the website below, you can directly support the building of this 'UN Trust Fund to Illiminate Violence against Women', which is managed by UNIFEM. A $1 will be given for every name.
Sign here - each name adds $1 to the UN Fund
http://www.saynotoviolence.org/
Thank you
Janis Alton & Julia Morton-Marr
Canadian Voice of Women for Peace
Website: www.vowpeace.org
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Important information available on:
Fact Sheet - VIP
UNIFEM website:
UN Report
UN Reports for the previous years
UN ECOSOC Division on the Advancement of Women - For more information on the UN session CSW52 just held at the UN.
http://www.un.org/womenwatch/ daw/csw/52sess. htm
http://www.un.org/womenwatch/ daw/index. html
www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/vaw
'HAUT ET FORT'
c'est qu'elles mentent
Pauvres petites choses sans défense. Font-y assez pitié. Ça endure sans jamais se plaindre puis un jour ça crève dans son coin. On devrait leur consacrer une journée par année juste pour ne pas oublier qu'elles existent. C'est décoratif en plus. J'en ai connu qui étaient presqu'aussi voleuses qu'un avion. C'est beau un avion en plus ça s'éloigne vite et ça va loin.
Le stress au travail, plus une affaire de femmes
C'est la danse du canard
Who’s oppressing who?
I submitted a comment for Barbara Kay to the website from where this article came: I copy it hereunder. I urge you all to comment accordingly and/or write to Barbara Kay directly at bkay@videotron.ca and let her know your feelings on the article and the subject she addresses: The comments section is below the article on the Mecatornet website itself and is linked here: http://www.mercatornet.com/articles/whos_oppressing_who/
Comment: I would love to have met your Mom and especially your Dad. He sounds like he would be in complete support of the kind of Father I was and the many Fathers I encounter in my advocacy. Good solid men. protectors, teachers and nurturers. Reading this piece I am convinced you as a casual observer would have seen the very same qualities of Fatherhood in me as you saw in your own Father. I was just the same and I suspect I was the same kind of father and husband as your husband and your son and son-in-law are too. You can therefore imagine my hidden and repressed but ever 'simmering' pain at being wrenched from the lives of "my babies". Thus you can also know my deep anger at the system and the supporting ideology which has brought us to this terrible point in life and society. A life which simply cannot be re-wound and 'done over again'.
I know you know the pain of many and its not hard for someone who hears from broken men daily to know how awful it has been and continues to be for us. Even though you are well informed enough you need only ask your son and son-in-law how they would feel to be me and so many others. Their Fathers love for their children is no less that of your own for you and your husbands for his and yours. But the disaster, spawned by the very radicals of which you speak, is complete. And festering.
It is not easy to be a lost Father and a target group for radical feminism at the same time-which of course is what has happened to us in Canada and other parts of the world as a result of this assault on the family and fatherhood. The situation is every bit as bad as you say and probably worse than that again. The stories I know keep me from sleep and ensure my ongoing pain. But it also spurs me on to fight that destructive element you describe. To my last breath. In memory of Fathers like yours and many like him.
I envy your family greatly. Its all I ever wanted. And all I want even now. I suspect many feel the same way.
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