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Click on “Read More” then the picture for another girlwriteswhat common sense video. If you are offended by colorful language you may want to move on to the next article, though if you do you will miss out on this wonderful woman’s common sense perspective on gender, feminism, and discrimination against men.
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The letter about alimony below appeared in The South Florida Sun-Sentinel on Thursday February 2, 2012 and is followed by the articles to which it responded. Alimony laws are archaic Re: “Report: Should alimony laws be changed?” on Jan. 25: Why permanent alimony? Why should any state have laws granting alimony for life? For...
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NCFM NOTE: Don’t let anyone tell you that a small group of concerned citizens can’t scare bureaucrats, even judges, into circling their wagons. Unfortunately, they usually have all the big guns and can blow huge holes in any laws threatening their closed club… by John Van Doorn Previously, San Diego NCFM members circulated petitions...
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By Phil Cook There is a well-orchestrated government-backed effort underway to allow women who participate in any sexual activity with a man to charge him with sexual assault or rape – whenever they choose to do so. Every man, married or dating, is at risk. This unprecedented attack on dating teenage boys and all...
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The letter below appeared in The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville) on Thursday January 5, 2012 and is followed by the article to which it responded. NCFM Advisor Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. Men falling behind http://jacksonville.com/opinion/letters-readers/2012-01-05/story/letters-readers-we-re-protected A recent article described dads who stay at home. The driver is that today’s men and fathers have received less...
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TRANSITIONS AND NCFM: OUR HISTORY (STILL) IN THE MAKING by Francis Baumli, Ph.D. As archivist for back issues of Transitions, my role in The National Coalition for Men is, I daresay, highly crucial precisely because Transitions is the tactile part of belonging to NCFM. It is the part you can hold in your...
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by Ray Blumhorst President, NCFM Los Angeles Chapter In his 12/24/2011 article, AP reporter Jim Salter writes, “Unprovoked attacks at heart of ‘Knockout King’” According to the article, Knockout King is a new crime trend, where an attacker who is part of a group just begins punching a victim. “The rules of the game...
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An except from the book, “How To Avoid Getting Screwed When Getting Laid” by RK Hendrick, Esq. http://www.protectionformen.com Beware of Dating “Breeders” Regardless of your age, never date a “Breeder!” Definition of a “Breeder”: A single woman, in her child bearing years, who is fertile (capable of having more children), unattached, “available” and has...
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Gender Inclusive: Essays on violence, men, and feminist international relations. By Adam Jones. New York: Routledge, 2009. 313 pp. www.routledge.com. No price printed on book but website gives price as $140. Routledge has published a book-length collection of his essays on gender and genocide by Gendercide Watch Executive Director and Canadian Political Science Professor...
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The two letters on Permanent alimony below appeared in The Palm Beach Post on Wednesday, December 14, 2011 and are followed by the article to which they responded. Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D., NCFM Advisor. Permanent alimony an anachronism; end it http://www.palmbeachpost.com/opinion/letters/letters-permanent-alimony-an-anachronism-end-it-2030323.html Writing as a divorce researcher and alimony payer, I want to say that...
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