Bridget Phillipson, Minister for Women and Equalities, is accusing the political right of weaponising violence against women and girls (VAWG). This is a clear case of the pot calling the kettle black. What Bridget fails to see is that VAWG can be so easily weaponised by demagogues on the left and the right because of… Continue reading Bridgett Phillipson and Reform are singing from the same hymn sheet.
Tag: Labour Party
Labour and the election of Donald Trump
What should the Labour Party in the UK learn from the election of Donald Trump? The election of Donald Trump has sent shockwaves around the world, particularly in left-leaning or liberal outlets. The US is an independent nation that is free to elect whoever it chooses. However, unlike the UK, it makes a big difference… Continue reading Labour and the election of Donald Trump
Jess Phillips Again
*My two posts about Jess Phillips have been getting significant extra and unexpected traffic. I fear this may be due to Elon Musk’s intemperate and inaccurate Tweets. While I remain opposed to much that Jess Phillips stands for if you are looking for more dirt of the sort thrown by Elon Musk you are looking… Continue reading Jess Phillips Again
APPG for Men and Boys
This post may not mean a great deal to readers who are based outside the United Kingdom. I am nonetheless very grateful for their interest and apologise that this post is particularly UK-centric. All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal groupings of Members of Parliament (MPs) who take an interest in a particular topic. They… Continue reading APPG for Men and Boys
The Labour Party’s problem with men (2)
The latest bit of feminist tosh to emerge from a female Labour MP appeared in The Independent see here. Marsha de Cordoba is MP for Battersea and reading this article makes you realise why the Labour faces electoral extinction. I was a member of the Labour Party for most of my adult life and it… Continue reading The Labour Party’s problem with men (2)
The Labour Party’s Problem With Men
Pundits have been, quite properly, quick to point the finger at Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party when it comes to sexist attitudes. However, the Labour Party has some serious problems of its own with its attitudes to men. Their last election manifesto was strongly gynocentric and the men who comprise 49% of the population… Continue reading The Labour Party’s Problem With Men
All Party Parliamentary Group
It is good to be able to report some good news for a change. An All-Party Parliamentary Group on issues affecting men and boys has been formed within the UK Parliament. In large part, this is due to campaigning by Mike Bell of Equi-Law UK. I would encourage everyone to donate to Equi-Law UK to… Continue reading All Party Parliamentary Group
