April 30, 2008

THE BALTIMORE SUN
‘She wouldn’t lie’ mentality tips scales in custody fights
By Rinaldo Del Gallo III
April 25, 2008

Last month, Mark A. Castillo allegedly confessed to drowning his three children in the bathtub of a hotel room at the Inner Harbor. Mr. Castillo, who reportedly told police a divorce and custody battle with his estranged wife [...]

As some of my readers already know, I’ve put up three previous blogs about the case of William Hetherington, a Michigan man who has served more than 20 years in prison because he was convicted – on questionable evidence – of raping his wife while they were separated. I began researching the case after being [...]

April 24, 2008

I was astonished to see that FOX Television, in its nauseating quest for ever tawdry reality-TV shows, plans to turn the problems of poor fathers into an extermination in the Fox Colosseum.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Fox tagged Jim Durham, Director of the “National Child Support Center”, as the leading lion of the event. [...]

April 9, 2008

 
A new PR campaign to promote feminism reminds me of my children; shove everything under the bed where mom or dad can’t see it, then presto, the room appears clean and tidy.
This same tactic is being used for a promotional video put out by the Feminist Majority. In the video, numerous well-known Hollywood actors, male [...]

April 3, 2008

In the 1930s, the German National-Socialists (NS) promoted laws that were officially supposed to protect women from even coming into social contact with ideologically undesirable males while promoting a government-approved mating regimen.
In 2008, Avon Corporation thinks it can market cosmetics by promoting its efforts to pass laws to protect women from even coming into social [...]

March 27, 2008

Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting (RADAR) recently issued an alert of great importance pointing out how Avon’s sales representatives (of which Reese Witherspoon is the newest pitch-queen) are doing things tremendously damaging to women around the world.
I was shocked to see an intelligent woman like Reese Witherspoon drumming war paint as the Global Ambassador [...]

March 23, 2008

What do you call someone who thinks “the personal is political?” I suppose you could call them things like “uninformed, narcissistic, and delusional” but what I favor is “self-absorbed freak.” It has a nice ring to it but is highly descriptive as well because anyone who regards themselves as being more important than society, humanity, [...]

March 5, 2008

Continuation of Monday’s Interview with Steve Moxon:
BC: You posit that women showcase same-sex favoritism at a rate four times that of men. Might the inevitable outcome of such a preference result in female bosses and managers attempting to purge men from the workplace? Or, at least, be far more likely to do so to the [...]

March 3, 2008

I�ve been interviewing political authors and figures for five years. Never once have I posed more than 10 questions to a subject. In the case of Steve Moxon, who has just released The Woman Racket: The New Science Explaining How the Sexes Relate at Work, at Play and in Society, I asked 14. My enthusiasm [...]

February 19, 2008

When I first heard about Mary Kay Letourneau, the Washington state teacher arrested because she had had sex with a 13-year-old former student, I was intrigued in large part because of her background. I had been a regular watcher of a TV political talk show called Free For All, in which her mother Mary Schmitz [...]