Hello all

**julie** · 16th-September-2007

I am new to this site but not new to others sites. I know a thing or 2 about a thing or 2 and will enjoy reading your threads and keeping up with the news from other countries and learn a thing or 2 about a thing or 2, that you know. This site seems to be a one stop shop connected to other sites of relevance.

Maybe, I can keep you up to date with some of the things happening in NZ from time to time and about some of the work I and some others I keep in touch with are up to. Not everyone is comfortable on the computer so you don't get to read 'What's up' very often on NZ men's sites. Unless, it hits the media.

We do have a lot going on from different organisations similarly to what America and Europe have going on and it is good to see that we are learning from what each other does that is successful.

As for my involvement, Men's rights is something I stumbled on while trying to provide a charitable service and it has become a main focus because it started to get me down. I feel privileged to be accepted on your forum as I do to work with men's groups on the ground.

It did take me some time to get my head around the bias. Not something you would expect in the year 2007.

**Percy** · 16th-September-2007

Hello to you too, Julie. And Welcome.

You are known to some of us, already. Good to see you here.

News of New Zealand would be well recieved. The situation there is dire and the responses - like picketing Judges homes - right up my street!

**Marx** · 16th-September-2007

Ahh, Julie - you did start your own thread - good stuff, wish I'd read a few more posts before suggesting you do so moments ago...

Anyway, glad you made it here... I'm sure you'll find a thing or 10 interesting to learn. BTW, that's binary.

**christianj** · 16th-September-2007

G'day Julie.....

**MikeT** · 16th-September-2007

Hi there Julie!,
Good to see another Kiwi here.
Welcome along.

**KellyMac** · 16th-September-2007

Hi Julie! Are you the same Julie that contacted me about the menz nz group?

**Yan Yan** · 16th-September-2007

Hi Julie and welcome!!

I'm not sure if I know your work or not but any friend of Percy is a friend of mine.

Hope you enjoy your time here.

**julie** · 16th-September-2007

Hi Kelly, Yes I am the same Julie that contacted you about the menz site. Nice of you to remember me. I just hope there is no ill feeling about that.

**chevalier** · 17th-September-2007

Hello julie it is always nice to have another womans voice added to our humble halls. A bit of advice some of us here have been run through the grinder and spat out by a woman or ten so if we get a little riled up around here please remember that and if we should say women piss us off please understand we don't mean all women. Sometimes you gotta take us with a grain of salt. Kisses ta ta

**KellyMac** · 17th-September-2007

Quote from julie

Hi Kelly, Yes I am the same Julie that contacted you about the menz site. Nice of you to remember me. I just hope there is no ill feeling about that.

No ill feeling at all. I checked it out, and have permission to post articles there, but I don't hear much about what's happening in NZ

**Celtic Druid** · 20th-September-2007

Hello Julie, we're always happy for folk from all around the world to post stories pertaining to mens issues. Be it New Zealand, Tibet, Peru, Ukraine, Outer Mongolia etc.

Well, you get the idea. It's all relevant.

The point is, being able to correlate a mental picture (or a physical one!), as to what degree the feminist plague has infested any one country throughout the world, and possibly ascertain how the ideological parasite was able to contaminate that country given it's different culture, traditions, government and social structure.

Better understanding this process of contamination might enable MRA activists in mostly untainted countries to set up social/political 'firebreaks' to prevent the disease gaining any inroads, or spreading any further. Or better still, send it packing.

Welcome to the forum.