Fathers4Justice-Canada Strikes Again
This just in from Fathers4Justice-Canada:
This evening F4J Victoria team members, Green Lantern, Victoria Superman, Burnaby Batman and the amazing Victoria Spiderman hung a 30 foot by 30 foot banner from atop a construction crane on Tyne Road in Victoria West with a seasonal reminder to legislators and the general public that – “Children Need Both Parents” with the unfurling of this huge banner.Spidey and the Bat scaled the 100 foot crane assisted by Superman and the Lantern. All team members safely accomplished their task and were extracted safely. Upon leaving we could observe the banner flying proudly for all to see.
No superheroes were left behind on this one to man the banner and no arrests made.
There is no doubt however that Victoria BC will wake up tomorrow morning and know Fathers4Justice Victoria is alive and well.
I salute all those incredible heroes who participated and once more risked all to spread our message.
Happy New Year and Season’s Best To All Our Supporters.
Photos to follow tomorrow, its late,my legs are killing me and I’m tired so I am signing off.
Cheers: Robert Robinson- F4J Bat – Fathers4Justice Canada
I'm a sun and nature loving, 50-something, laid back, forward thinking, liberal anti-feminist egalitarian, san francisco bay area native, single mom of 4 and yia yia to 2. I've been active in the equal parenting movement since 2002. Known as the purple Queen of Equality, I once blogged as the Feminist4Fathers. Find me now on sharedparentingworks.org and jugsforjustice.org. | More from Teri Stoddard
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January 1st, 2007 at 1:25 am
It is easy to forget the implosion of the F4J light-bulb in GB but it is very heartening to see the effectiveness of the strategy in other parts of the world. More power to the Heros and Heroines. More power to Teri for keeping the torches on.
January 1st, 2007 at 6:08 am
Thank you. I started to write a comment in reply and it lead into an entire article. It’s not done, but I like it so far. Thanks again! Happy New Year!
January 2nd, 2007 at 1:22 am
Way to go F4J Canada, and thank you Teri, for reporting it.