Women's magazine wants to interview false accusers

**frostyboy** · 2nd-August-2008

A few days ago, this was posted on the Writers Weekly message board:

Leading UK weekly glossy magazine for women in their 20s and 30s is searching for a woman, aged 18 to 35, who claimed to have been raped and later faced charges as a result of her false allegations. I am interested in learning why a woman would lie about being raped, what the circumstances were, how she felt, what she has learned and what she would like other women to know before making similar allegations.

Taking part would include a telephone interview and pictures taken. Names can be changed.

Please write to me on katreenh@hotmail.com briefly telling me what happened, where you’re from, your age, and please include a photograph of yourself.

Many thanks.

**themanonthestreet** · 2nd-August-2008

...who claimed to have been raped and later faced charges as a result of her false allegations.

Gonna be hard pressed to find a woman that made a false accusation AND was later charged....

I am interested in learning why a woman would lie about being raped, what the circumstances were, how she felt, what she has learned...

Ah yes, what were the circumstances... in other words, what excuse can we highlight instead of just pointing to the fact that she is a liar! Oh..OH! And let's not forget how SHE felt... oh yes, her fweewings are just soo soo important!

what she would like other women to know before making similar allegations.

Like... how to do it and get away with it? Sort of a DV for dummies - how to make an allegation stick in 10 easy steps?

Names can be changed.

Ah yes... protect the widdow pwincesses... Will you also be changing the names of the men that they falsely accused?

... and please include a photograph of yourself.

Why would that be important? Do they have to be fat and dumpy? or frilly with perky tits?

One would also wonder if there wil be a followup to the falsely accused men, changing their names of course....

Yea, right.

TMOTS

**christianj** · 2nd-August-2008

Yes, obviously they are of the same mindblock as feminists "wommin never lie about rape" and obviously those soul destroyers have been caught out in copiuous amounts of lying and we have another bitch trash mag trying to justify it..

Let's wait for their rationiality according to their feminist irrational leaning.

Let's wait for the "they were mental victims", you know like "phone rape, mind rape, internet rape, message rape, sleep rape".

It's just pathetic..

**Percy** · 2nd-August-2008

I bet she gets innundated by women phoning in making false claims about having made false accusations.

**frostyboy** · 2nd-August-2008

I hope the magazine isn't offering payment in return for the interview.

**John Dias** · 2nd-August-2008

The point of the interview is to give these women a platform to portray themselves as anything other than the demon-spawn of hell that they've been. "See? I falsely accused him, but I was just so sad, and so mad, that he rejected me. He was such an asshole!" The inevitable "You go, girl!" letters to the editor will follow.

**John Dias** · 2nd-August-2008

I thought that I might catalyze a slew of letters that reflect a regretful perspective from false accusers, rather than false accusers writing in so they can justify themselves:

http://www.dontmakehermad.com/news/2...-accusers.html

**6ame** · 2nd-August-2008

"what she has learned and what she would like other women to know before making similar allegations."

That's the whole point of it right there in a nutshell, advice for women who want to make a rape allegation, and how to make it stick.
"What she has learned" is a way of saying "Help other women learn from your mistakes".
It'll be along the same lines as the government, anything to get rape convictions up just to prove that the feminists are close to being right with their made-up 1 in 4 stat.
I bet the article manages, in a way that only feminists can, to paint the false accusers (fucking liars) as victims because their lies didn't stick.

**Incognito** · 3rd-August-2008

Quote from Percy

I bet she gets innundated by women phoning in making false claims about having made false accusations.

LOL.....you're probably right!

**shaazam** · 3rd-August-2008

"...how she felt, what she has learned and what she would like other women to know before making similar allegations. "

there is something in the bible about this issue ' thou shal't not bear false witness against thy neighbour.."

I say Moses would have pointed this out to her

I think though that "truth" is a abomination for femints something they
"opt out of " under the "no fault " concept dear to feminits

**FalseRapeArchivist** · 5th-August-2008

It is a never-ending source of amusement to me that the news media finds motivation such an important aspect to false rape claims. Motivation, of course, is not an element of the crime, and to an innocent man or boy falsely accused, motivation is rather irrelevant, isn't it? Does anyone ever inquire about the motivation of an accused rapist? Of course not -- and I guess it's because men and teenage boys are presumed predisposed to rape; women, however, "must" have a damn good reason to lie about rape -- because it is so out of character and women just don't do things like that.

Ah, right.

http://falserapesociety.blogspot.com/