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Date for Cox trial is now set — in 2025 Judge in case says court log is so backed up, that could change By ohtadmin | on December 08, 2022 By GREG LITTLE Editor Mariposa County taxpayers may be forking out a lot of money over the next several years in the case involving...
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NCFM International Coordinator Carl Augustsson, Can We Please Retire the Term Incel
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I wrote this one-act play in 2004 and finally, Tim Goldich, President of our Chicago Chapter and NCFM Vice-President stepped up to perform it. In short, it’s about a man having a conversation with a bureaucrat about his paternity fraud predicament. Thank you Tim; and, whoever reads this, I hope it makes you so...
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As it has done many times in the past, feminism means to turn a legitimate men’s issue into an illegitimate women’s issue. This time, it would reframe a devastating weapon that women all too often wield against men into yet another way in which *women* are the victims. It begins by discrediting a well-known...
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A team, the International NGO Coalition on Genital Autonomy (INGOCGA), has finished work in March 2022 on a core report on male circumcision as a human rights violation, which can be found here. The core report is intended for use and adaptation by local activists in countries around the world wishing to submit a...
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Early this century, “The National Organization for Women” announced that they actually found a few television programs that depicted the sexes in a fair way. One of the them being “The Simpsons.” Perhaps it was the episode in which the dad of the show Homer Simpson, engaged in humiliating acts for money? One of...
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NCFM NOTE: One has to wonder if the likes of Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy, Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri, Senator Tom Cotton, Congresswoman Vicky Hartlzer and the few others in Congress who railed against the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provision know that women are not only in the military, but they are...
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NCFM NOTE: In 1999, long time St. Louis KWMU public broadcaster and community icon Don Marsh was called to long time station manager’s office, Tim Eby, where Eby and one or two producers apparently rebuked him for complimenting a longtime female friend and associate. Marsh quit in disgust and walked out. Interestingly, a year...
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I wrote much of the narrative below in 2014, which is as valid today as it was then. There’s a transition to a very brief and abbreviated peek at our work along with an announcement about our 45th anniversary meeting next July. I, like you, have heard from family and friends with happy Thanksgiving...
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Meme from the Court Victim Network Federal judge says Cox case can go forward Jurist also says ties are close between dismissed rape case and receivership November 11, 2021 By GREG LITTLE Editor A federal judge has ruled the case filed by Mariposa County resident Jerry Cox against the county can proceed. In fact,...
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False Allegation Brochure
