Hmmm..this is intriguing. I didn't think people could even stalk others on the internet. Ya learn somethin' everyday. Wonder who it could be?,..Polly Toynbee, Patricia Hewitt. It couldn't be Germaine Greer surely, she's probably still got Windows 95.

I don't know exactly how yet - though i do have my ways of finding these things out. However, one thing is for certain... It is a man. Indeed so, VAWA says only men can 'cyber-stalk' hence it must be a man!

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Hmmm..this is intriguing. I didn't think people could even stalk others on the internet. Ya learn somethin' everyday. Wonder who it could be?,..Polly Toynbee, Patricia Hewitt. It couldn't be Germaine Greer surely, she's probably still got Windows 95.

I was stalked by a radical feminist in late 2004, and during that same year, a group of misandrist women were trying to *Find My Real Name*. It eventually ended when the Chief Feminazi of the group tried to *Stir Up Trouble*, which she did by showing me a copy of an e-mail that she sent to Glenn Sacks - she spoke about me in a derogatory manner in it - however she FORGOT to remove her name from it, so I ended up finding out her identity.

:badgrin: :badgrin: :badgrin:

There's a feminist on my forum who has used over half a dozen ID's to access my old Men's Rights Forum, and she eventually went down to her local library in Columbus, Ohio to view my forum.

They, whoever 'they' are, say that you haven't really made it until you've aquired your own stalker. I somehow doubt you'd agree with that sentiment, but yeah..yikes Chris!! That is scary. :shock:

They really must be running scared if they're calling in the S.S.!

LOL windows 98 and 800x600 resolution ? :lol: :lol: :lol:

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BATTLE OF THE SEXES
Has bias pendulum
swung against men?
Fewer college-bound, higher suicide rates,
shorter life spans suggest males getting shaft

© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com

WASHINGTON – Watch network sitcoms and you will find the dolts are usually men.

In TV commercials, it's always the kids or the mothers who know the real score, not the fathers.

Affirmative-action programs by definition mean women get preference in hiring, school admissions, contracts and promotions.

While some social scientists may see these facts as harmless – or possibly even necessary reconditioning of society to correct past injustices against women – others are beginning to conclude that men are the real victims of discrimination so virulent it is shortening their life spans, causing them to be self-destructive and suicidal, crippling their educational opportunities and destroying a generation of fatherless children.

Here are some sobering facts:

* Men, whose average life expectancy was formerly on a par with women, are now dying 10 years earlier.

* Boys have inferior reading and comprehension scores and lower graduation rates than girls.

* Men are much less likely to pursue secondary degrees and university graduate programs.

* The suicide rates for boys, young fathers and older men range from four to 10 times higher than for their female counterparts.

* According to Dr. William Pollack of the Harvard Medical School Center for Men, the general health of American males is in a state of serious crisis.

* Men spend more and more time at work, as compared to women in similar full-time jobs, and they engage in considerably more demanding and dangerous career choices.

Those are just a few of the findings of a report of the New Hampshire Commission on the Status of Men, one of several state panels convened to re-evaluate assumptions about the role of men in society.

"That men would need help by way of a chartered commission to improve their status seemed counterintuitive given the popular image of men as independent, self-sufficient survivors, able to overcome the most difficult of life's challenges on their own," said the commission in its report issued in November. "Modern pressures, however, find men and their families experiencing significant difficulties due to evolving values, health problems, growing educational deficiencies and new socio-economic family standards."



The commission found the school drop-out rates of boys much higher than for girls. It found men treated unfairly by the family court system. It found men often falsely accused of domestic violence not getting due process. It found government programs for women getting far more funding than programs for men.

In matters of health, for instance, breast cancer, a threat to women, receives far more government funding for prevention and research than does prostate cancer, a threat to men.

Nationwide, about 9 percent more men develop prostate cancer than women develop breast cancer. Yet the federal government spends approximately seven times more on breast cancer research ($550 million) than it does on prostate cancer research ($80 million).

In fact mortality rates from all causes – cancer, diabetes, heart disease, injuries, suicide – are significantly higher for men than women. The New Hampshire commission found men are more than five times more likely to kill themselves than women.

Perhaps nowhere is the bias against men so obvious than in matters of child custody and support, the panel found. Fathers get custody of children in uncontested cases only 10 percent of the time and 15 percent of the time in contested cases. Women get sole custody 66 percent of the time in uncontested cases and 75 percent of the time in contested cases.

This might make sense, the commissioners suggested, in a society in which the workforce was dominated by men. However, according to the latest statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor, women now make up 47 percent of the total labor force.

"Given the plethora of evidence documenting the benefits of involved fathers with their children, and the present rate of female participation in the workforce, the custody imbalance between fathers and mothers seems difficult to justify," concluded the commission. "This commission suggests that the governor of New Hampshire issue a proclamation declaring that both parents are equally important for their children."

But the bias against men in the family courts is not limited to custody cases, according to the commission.

"Men came forward during our public meetings to allege unfair treatment in family court domestic violence proceedings and to allege that unsubstantiated charges of domestic violence were being improperly used as tools to place them at a distinct disadvantage in civil matters before family court," the New Hampshire commissioners reported.

The word on the street, the commissioners learned, was that a woman could readily gain immediate possession of children, home and other assets by filing an "emergency" ex-parte domestic violence petition, claiming to be in fear of her safety. The accused would then have an immediate restraining order placed against him on a "temporary" basis without any hearing or defense.

The commission also cited studies that show more than half of all domestic violence is actually directed against men. It points out that the American Judges Association website notes solemnly: "Every 15 seconds a women is battered somewhere in the United States." What the website doesn't mention is that every 14 seconds women batter their partners.

This week must be anti-feminist week at WND. Two days ago they had an article on paternity fraud, and now their main article is one about difficulties faced by men. It should be interesting to see the response to this article on feminist blogs.

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Thanks for bringing this to the attention of the forum. This is one of the better articles that I've seen in awhile.

I printed out two copies, as I want to give one to the pastor at my church. They were discussing abortion this week (from a Christian, not feminist perspective), and I wanted to include men's issues.

The link to the article is:

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=48895

Steve

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Are secret societies controlling world's destiny?
'Brotherhood of Darkness' result of 40 years of research

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© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com
Are secret societies controlling the world's destiny?

How powerful are groups like the Trilateral Commission, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Bilderbergers and others seldom ever mentioned?

Is there a grand conspiracy at work to move the world toward global government and a universal religion?


Dr. Stanley Monteith, a medical doctor by training, set out on a mission to answer those questions some 40 years ago. The results of his startling research is found in the book, "Brotherhood of Darkness," a shocking expose that shines the light of day on the secret societies – some of which have been at work on the world stage for centuries.

"Most people don't realize they exist because their minds have been conditioned to reject any thought of such organizations," explains Monteith.

This hard-hitting book names names, places, dates and full citations from primary sources. Monteith reveals the identity of the mysterious forces behind the men who rule the world, and why some U.S. leaders have dedicated their lives to destroying their own nation.

Are they all working together? Who are they ultimately serving? Is there a grand architect? You will be shocked and disturbed at the answers.

You may not accept everything Monteith offers, but one thing is for sure: After reading "Brotherhood of Darkness," you will never look at the world in the same way again.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=48852

Are secret societies controlling word's destiny? By golly, they should include The Patriarchy in this book!

Steve

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Excellent article Secondtodie. My only concern with it is that they overdo the stats on several occasions. Life expectancy is not 10 years difference for men and women, prostate cancer gets more funding than 7x what breast cander gets and one or two othes. Sheesh it's great to have to correct stats in the other direction for once. Weird.

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The article also says:

"Men, whose average life expectancy was formerly on a par with women, ..."

I don't think it has ever been on par with women, at least in the last 100 years or so.

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The last information I can recall about that placed men and women at equal life expectancy at the turn of the last century. I don't have a source on hand for that though.

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It was about a two-year difference in the USA about 100 years ago.

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My problem with the article is that expressions like

"the pendulum has swung too far" and

"the battle of the sexes"

trivialize the issues.

There is an implied message in "The pendulum has swung too far" that somehow the current state is nobody's fault and that the pendulum will for sure swing back. There is no evidence to support either implied assertions.

Besides that, I have no interest in the pendulum returning to some previous state. We should use this period of unrest to bring men/boys to an entirely new postion that is better than what we have suffered with throughout history. We should try to make some real gains. Even if there was no feminism we would need to raise men's issues and make life better for us and for all.

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While some social scientists may see these facts as harmless – or possibly even necessary reconditioning of society to correct past injustices against women

Yeah, this part is the typical bull that gets tossed around that implies that women have suffered past injustices that somehow created a debt that all men need to pay to make up for this terrible plot. What a crock. I get so used to seeing it and hearing it I forget to call it bullshit.

For goodness sake. Evolution has moved forward out of necessity and survival not some evil plot by people trying to cheat women out of having meaningful lives. How stupid can some people be? I still love the line someone wrote here a while back:

When women were barefoot and pregnant men were bareback and burdened. Or something like that.

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While some social scientists may see these facts as harmless – or possibly even necessary reconditioning of society to correct past injustices against women

Good points Dr. Evil. And if one is going to go the affirmative action route and rationalization, how about letting men off the sinking ship before women to correct for past injustices like the Titanic stats. Or how about requiring a certain percentage of women to work the dirty and dangerous jobs that men have always labored at nearly exclusively.

With regard to life expectancy: Warren Farrell states in "The Myth of Male Power" that the life span of the sexes is about equal in pre-industrialized cultures. But industrialization increases the life span of females by about twice as much as it does males. He cites the Department of Commerce as a source for this estimation.
How ironic that the vast majority of industrial advances are made by men, but it is women who benefit the most from them. And what and where is the affirmative action to correct for that?

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And let's make sure that in the future there is a female-only draft that stays in place until as many female soldiers have been killed as the total number of male U.S. soldiers killed to date.

One hell of an excellent article!
It's about time some stats on men were given. I especially was glad to see the last paragraph. I've read that many times myself - but NEVER in a normal article.

Good stuff, indeed!

It's good stuff , but ,whyhas it taken so long to "come out " ?
It has been this way for at least 20 years now . At least men are fighting back!!

I saw a clip on TV the other night of a comedian telling a joke...

It was something along the lines of...

'In all the time I was stalking her, it would have been nice if she'd actually done something I wanted to do sometimes...'

Do hope you had something on your PC to have made the effort worthwhile for your visitor - it's only polite :-)

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It's good stuff , but ,whyhas it taken so long to "come out " ?
It has been this way for at least 20 years now . At least men are fighting back!!

great question, sealion.
It's a shame, but this is PCWorld (pun intended as I used to work at PCW for a long time- bwahahahah), and so reality may take a while to come forth. however, eventually it shall - and we, and our children, and our children's children shall be waiting patiently...