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Aug. 13, 2009 Dear Mr. Yas This is in response to an article you wrote in May regarding the efforts of Joe Ureneck and the Fatherhood Coalition to prevent two nominations to the Governor’s Council. I’ve meaning to respond since I first read it but it’s taken me until now to get around to it. First off, thank... »

The death of Michael Jackson and the ensuing struggle between those that want to deify him and those that — pardon the pun — want to bury him for his alleged crimes, opens the door for a much needed discussion about child molestation. Full disclosure: not a fan. A visually compelling artist perhaps,... »

Review: “Astral Weeks: Live at the Hollywood Bowl,” Van Morrison March 2, 2009 Me and “Astral Weeks” go way back… 1968… high school. The title track and “Madame George” enjoyed daily rotation on heavy underground FM radio station WNEW. I went out and bought the LP and after going through two vinyl copies before buying... »

Choosing the rule of law over the rule of man marked a signal event in the history of civilization. Those seeking to implement “social justice” through the courts want Lady Justice to take off her blindfold so she can see the faces of the poor huddled victims of American class injustice—and rule accordingly. Make no... »

Excerpted from the forthcoming book: The War on Fatherhood ©Mark Charalambous August 31, 2008 Contents I Preliminaries 1. Cultural context of the Fathers Rights movement 2. Fathers Rights as a counter-revolution II Fighting Back 1. This is a Fathers Rights movement 2. The War on... »

Our long national nightmare is over Mark Charalambous June 7, 2008 Last year at the start of the presidential campaigns I correctly predicted John McCain would emerge as the Republican candidate; furthermore, that he would be elected as our next president. This was way back, before the Huckabee “surge,” when media pundits had already written McCain’s political... »

On the final day of the Supreme Court’s session this year, Bush voters finally got their money’s worth. The high court now has a majority that sides with… the majority of Americans. Opinion polls consistently show that Americans of all stripes oppose racial preferences. Hiring, admission policies, and school assignments that use race, ethnicity or... »

It’s not just social conservatives who have been left out in the lurch in this gubernatorial election. Fathers Rights advocates have already accepted the inevitability of a hostile administration come November. In the last election, we actually had a choice: Cast a protest vote for the indefatigable and outspoken... »