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Misogyny: what is it and why won't it die?
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My new investigation into the Stephen Ireland scandal
Bonus Episode: Cllr Mandy Clare
Bonus Episode: Bev Jackson, LGB Alliance
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Spoiler: No. But the unholy alliance between Islamofascists and the so-called Left is an unparalleled example of cultural relativism. (And I reject the term Islamophobia).
A guest post, by Robert Jensen
In this run-down, working class seaside resort, rife with child abuse and poverty, referrals to gender clinics are almost four times higher than the national average. Why?
I have a fascinating chat with Paddy, multi-award winning radio and television broadcaster, formerly with RTE. He is host of www.paddyspodcast.ie
My op-ed, on why I would ban men from working in nurseries, has brought the boys to the yard. Some are annoyed that I apply safeguarding principles to ALL men, not just those in bad wigs and dresses
Across the region, known for its liberalism and tolerance, women are for sale, and child abuse, legitimised. Dutch cuisine is terrible. Oh, and cyclists, and Advocaat whilst I am at it.
Have a listen to this BBC Radio 4 episode of Analysis, broadcast on Sun 24 Mar 2013. What has changed when it comes to the gender woo debate in the past 12 years? A lot, I would say. Do you agree?
Being face-to-face in a room with Helen Webberley, the 'Gender GP', felt similar to the times I have interviewed rapists and murderers in prison. I was in the midst of a malign presence
By Robert Jensen
Presenter Jane Garvey was fair, and Linda did her best to argue that 'trans women are women'.
Surrogacy is a human wrong. All surrogacy arrangements, including so-called 'altruistic' ones, should be illegal, with the 'commissioners' (not the birth mothers) paying the price.
Listen to me debate 4 trans activists on Radio 4 in 2007. Recovered from the BBC archive, the 45-minute programme features me against Stephen Whittle, Peter Tatchell, Michelle Bridgman, & Kevan Wiley
In light of the apology to Kate Clanchy from former publishers, & the rehash of the sadistic behaviour of Monisha Rajesh, Sunny Singh, & Chimene Suleyman, here is a reminder of the way the SoA behaved
If 'yes' then should it be provided as a type of therapy, and be free on the National Health Service?
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