This forum is a morale booster

[Dr David Banner]

I've not long joined this band of brothers but this forum has cheered me up to see so many men, encouraging eachother neath the heavy trials many of us are enduring.
It is like a safety valve where you can say what you really think with impunity.
Feminism is rotten to the core and profoundly corrupt and dishonest it will fall.Gandhi said that it is when evil seems so utterly invincible...that it falls. The feminazis they are at each others throats more often than not these days.This cyberspace brother hood has power.It is spreading knowledge and wisdom and wisdom is even better than strength.
Raise your glasses gents to the death of feminism!

[Marx]

Hey Brad,
I'm glad this board is an uplifting experience for you. In today's world, it is difficult to find anywhere in the real world where a man can get some escape from feminacentric values. As i have a young baby in the house and young lad (daughter & stepson), the TV is on almost the entirety of the day, with kids channels. We tend to leave the educational programmes on in the day, whereas my step-son likes the more action-styled cartoons. You'd think - yes, you would - that kids would not be inflicted with gender bias. You'd also be wrong. It isn't so common in England, but here in America it's regular and fairly typical to hear the characters on TV saying something alike to "haha, we girls beat you boys... yes, the little girl did it perfectly, while naughty nick had to redo it three times...the evil boy poked his tongue out at the victimized girl - although he wasn't tried by the femocracy controlled courts, he did get a demerit, 5 years probation in the school system and 3yrs hard labour."

Yeps, even kids have to endure the propoganda. As another member pointed out in a seperate thread, even pubs & clubs are dominated by female supremacy these days. Work too (of course), schools, all of it. There is nothing remaining that could be considered pro-male.

[Dr David Banner]

Hi Karl
I have noticed feminism creeping in to kids t.v. over the years even Blue Peter sent the girl to do rugby and the bloke to do cookery!

That was quite a few years ago. It is despicable, targeting kids with proaganda, just try( if you spot merchandise for feminist biased cartoons etc) to make sure you can steer your kids away from it.

It is a difficult one.... short of not having a tv. I have a growing list of products and shops which I boycott because of feminist bias.
What you already are doing is providing an alternative media - here's hoping it grows and you get feminist free healthy products,programmes, dvd's etc. for your kids!
cheers Brad
p.s. regarding funds for your good self why not run competions with a small entry fee or sell anti feminist books...?just a thought.

[Fred X]

I'd also add that it's not just the media that influences children

The education system here in the UK often spews lies and falsehoods through History and English lessons, often used as a feminist tool to make boys feel unworthy and negative about themselves

[Marx]

Talking of...

As i said above, I leave the TV on with 'educational' programmes, for my daughter. She isn't sat watching it 24/7, she's pottering around & occaisonally stops to look. It would be counter-productive to switch it on & off as and when needed...

Anyway, a kids programme is on right now, and it's called: "Berenstain Bears".
The young bear is talking to mommy bear about baby bear. She's complains that baby bear doesn't do much aside from sleep & eat. Mommy says, "right, and when they're not eating & sleeping...", little bear finishes off the sentence: "..they're sleeping & eating." Mommy bear agrees, "Right, that's it".
Lots of giggling. Then baby bear adds: "Just like papa" to which mommy bear & little bear have fits of laughter, interupted by papa bear "Hey, i heard that..." - then more giggling.

Yes, it's so funny portraying dads as that useless..comparing dad's to baby's.. so witty!!! so clever!!! :roll:

[Peter C.]

Gandhi said that it is when evil seems so utterly invincible...that it falls.

That is an extremely good quote. First time I have heard it.

When it is put into context with that of C.S. Lewis' statement about the 'characterisitc illusions' of an age (see below), and we consider what we are surrounded by in the modern world - it is very uplifting.

[Yan Yan]

I always feel a warmer glow when posting on a British board. I've nothing against our US brothers (and sisters) I just feel I'm less likely to be misunderstood.

Gandhi said that it is when evil seems so utterly invincible...that it falls

The Mahatma was not singling out the British Empire per se, he was talking about the abuse of power in general. Uplifting for every man.

As for the media stuff, it's been a creeping infection for 40 odd years. Thank God men are waking up at last.

Raise your glasses gents to the death of feminism!

Cheers! Slangivar! Prost! Nozdrovia! Salut! Mabuhay!

[Marx]

I didn't create this board because it would be "British", after all the CT4M board is also British.

I did it, because I wanted to capture a less agressive area than some of the other boards I've viewed. Some are extremely anti-woman-in-general, some are anti-marriage, others are pleasant but very mixed in content.

I wanted to largely focus on how the government policies, media & educational system are becoming increasingly feminacentric orientated, anti-male and generally unpleasant situations for men & boys.

Also, I wanted to use this place as a resource of information relevant to men and boys, both positive and negative. That's why I post the 'good stuff' too. So as we can see the tid taking it's slow turns.

The only reason I have the avatar I designed, is because it was done before I made this forum. I went through many designs merging various American flags with UK flags.

As my wife and have our own homepages, I made a flag her for with Stars & Stripes background and a flag for me with the Union Jack background.

The flag isn't some form of preference or bias, it's just a flag is all.

[expat]

I always feel a warmer glow when posting on a British board. I've nothing against our US brothers (and sisters) I just feel I'm less likely to be misunderstood.

Gandhi said that it is when evil seems so utterly invincible...that it falls

The Mahatma was not singling out the British Empire per se, he was talking about the abuse of power in general. Uplifting for every man.

As for the media stuff, it's been a creeping infection for 40 odd years. Thank God men are waking up at last.

Raise your glasses gents to the death of feminism!

Cheers! Slangivar! Prost! Nozdrovia! Salut! Mabuhay!

I'm sorry to be so pedantic, but being a quarter Polish Jew, I have to point out ... it's Na zdrowie ...

[Yan Yan]

I'm sorry to be so pedantic, but being a quarter Polish Jew, I have to point out ... it's Na zdrowie ...

Thanks! I was guessing - never seen the word written down.

[Marx]

Heh,

I have the opposite happen. I see words written ( I read a fair bit ) and then I pronounce them wrong LOL.

I was saying miss og inny (the 'og' sounding as in 'dog' or 'fog') for a while, until a work buddy corrected LOL. Didn't i feel the silly prat.

[expat]

Misogyny to rhyme with miss dog inny! I like that! I think I'll take to pronouncing it that way from now on ... not that it's a word I use much ...

[Yan Yan]

Above - Yan Yan. Could be me, could be the connection.

BTW 'Gold Member' sounds attractive. What do we have to do to become 'Titanium Member'?

Seriously expat, I appreciate the correction. We were put on this earth to learn. The more we travel the more we misunderstand.

Karl: Dog-style takes on a whole new meaning! Why do they like it so much if it represents mis-dog-inny? Oops, I'm OTT and could get banned - ten deep breaths.

From my university - 'Russian for Science' course, long ago in a universe far away, I remember little. I can still transliterate Cyrillic and look up words in my Russian dictionary as it grows ever more mouldy in the tropical heat. After all these years I remember best two jokes from our Russian lecturer:
1. We have 2 newspapers. 'Pravda' (truth) and 'Isvestiya' (news). The problem is that in 'truth' there's no news and in 'news' there's no truth.
2. It's said that Tolstoy was a rampant homosexual - but that's not the only reason we admire him!

As for UK-Polish jokes I refuse to go with the flow. Like Irish jokes in the UK they simply put one community down in order to feel more secure with themselves. It's not a good scene. Nay it's deplorable.
I'll leave with a Polish joke ( from a very close Polish friend - it appears to me as just good fun.)
A Polish guy goes to the optician. The optician asks, 'can you read the third line?'. The Pole responds, "What do you mean, I know him!"