This is the most important issue the false rape community has encountered, and possibly the most important issue the men's movement has before it right now. It cries out for intense, fierce, and smart advocacy. It can't be handled in a single blog post. I intend to do whatever I am capable of doing to help, but I need help: the issue is a UK issue, and my familiarity with the UK is limited.
The issue is the opposition by a significant number of MPs to the new UK government's plan for anonymity for the presumptively innocent accused of rape.
John Kimble, writing for one of my favorite blogs, The Rights of Man, has written a brilliant piece that lists the names of the 53 MPs opposing the proposal to give anonymity to those accused of rape. Among his points is this dead-on refutation of the motion's assertion that "the Government has put forward the proposal without any research, evidence or examination of these issues; and calls on the Government to withdraw its proposal." Mr. Kimble counters: "This last point is the most valid aspect of the motion. There is something of a lack of research on this issues, yet you'll notice that the vast majority of this listed below who signed the motion are member of the Labour Party and have therefore been in power for the last 13 years. These politicians had all that time to conduct this research yet they've refused to even discuss the issue of innocent people having their lives completely ruined by false accusers. In fact it's worse than this, the Labour government created and nurtured a hysterical gender feminist climate in which the issue became almost completely taboo, so it's little wonder we're lacking in decent research on the issue. This is quite clearly a problem of their own making so it's quite pathetic to bring up such a point now."
I am writing to Mr. Kimble, Snark, Fidelbogen, and Steve, of course, because we need to come up with a battle plan. I invite all our readers to brainstorm.
I'll be damned if I'm going to do nothing while the well-organized feminist machine destroys the most humane plan we've seen for the innocent lambs falsely accused of rape.
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I'm sorry to hear this... I thought it was a done deal that guys would be granted anonymity.
I know that here in the united states something like this would pass right after the sun turned to ice. Our media here makes most of it's profits destroying Mens lives.
To name one person and not name the other is so unfair it's unreal...yet as long as it's unfair to Men I guess it's ok in this sick world.
The mp's who are fighting this are SCUM.
I would be interested in knowing how other countries handle this?
Do most other countries name the accused or accuser?
False rape accusers get away with ruining the lives of innocent men because of pro-liar man-haters like those MPS. Shame on them and shame on anyone who ever votes for them again.
Perhaps a letter writing campaign to the MP's in question would help... Not that they would even consider pleas from "The Colonists"
-- but laws anywhere affect laws everywhere, and it is truly globally significant.
The mangum who introduced this, Fiona MacTaggart, is no stranger to lying about men and supporting false rape accusations. Here is an article about how she concocted statistics, falsely claiming that 80% of prostitutes had been raped:
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/rosaprince/8063087/Fiona_Mactaggart_and_the_dodgy_prostitution_statistics/
"Fiona Mactaggart was pulled up on the Today programme this morning for claiming that 80 per cent of prostitutes are victims of sex trafficking.
The former Home Office minister stuck to her guns, saying that the stat came from an official Government publication into prostitution and the sex trade.
Trouble is, the document she referred to doesn’t use the 80 per cent figure at all."
53 is a very small number, lol. There's more than 600 MPs. Mostly from the coalition who will vote this through out of loyalty.
I honestly don't think this small number will be a problem. All indications state that this will be the policy which is easily passed, unlike some others they have planned.
And I'm not surprised that the 53 are mostly from Labour. The party of Feminazi hatred.
1/ Hardcopy letters are the ONLY thing to make an impression, electronic communications make no impression at all.
2/ Reasonable letters make no impression "Disgusted of Mayfair" is ignored, you need an inside track.
3/ Concerted, organised and DIRECTED and FORCEFUL contact with a party press officer makes inroads http://www.libdems.org.uk/media_contacts.aspx
4/ "face time" beats all else.
5/ make "strategic alliances", for example the growing masses pissed off with the benefits society, single mums on welfare etc.
6/ Sadly, nobody like me (a current FRA) can do this, it has to be someone squeaky clean, or an ex-FRA.
7/ Don't forget, everyone else is icing their own cake, you have to do it too, to compete.
8/ don't forget the quid pro quo
Actually, of the 53, 41 are women.
Time to get women *out* of politics.
Not because they are taking jobs better done by men, but because of the track record of women who WERE given the opportunity.
It still amazes me that so many people still think Thatcher was anything other than corrupt, headstrong and stupid.
There are 650 members of Parliament. 53 is only 8%. Anonymity for men will pass.
"There are 650 members of Parliament. 53 is only 8%. Anonymity for men will pass."
I agree, however, that is NO REASON TO NOT TAKE THE INITIATIVE.
In fairness, that is only roughly one-third of the female members of Parliament (total 142). I hope that the rest of them are not onboard with this reckless obstructionism.
As likely as this legislation may pass, I'd be willing to donate money to this cause if there's any organization that's trying to promote approval of this legislation to their constituents so as to put pressure on their MPs. Let us know if you find any.
AfOR said...
1/ Hardcopy letters are the ONLY thing to make an impression, electronic communications make no impression at all.
Absolutely one hundred percent correct. I would add that many MPs are complete luddites when it comes to the internet. Significant numbers of them don't even read emails sent to them let alone respond in any way.
Even better than the hard copy is going and talking directly to them as constituents. Better again if you are in, or join, their party. "Face time" indeed.
While I suspect this legislation will pass easily I still feel this exercise is a good idea. However it really does need to be coming from within the UK. That doesn't mean that others can't help though. In the long term it's got the potential to grow networks among your allies AND connect them into the the political process. The worst that can happen is that all of a sudden the bastards will know you exist.
Numbers on the ground are critical. Could I suggest reaching out to AntiMisandry which is UK based. Another maybe(?) might be globalman - based in Ireland - who posts a bit on the Spearhead.
I would not take chances even if you think it will pass for sure....do what you can.
I would love to see this happen in the united states...but it never will.
My fear, Snark, is that 53 is just the beginning. The one thing that has marked every harmful effort in this area has been male complacency. Every single one.
Well you (or Snark) can sign me up as a back room boy until my own case is settled.
I'm serious, I don't mind travelling, spending some money, spending time.
But it needs a front man, and one who isn't currently falsely accused, ideally one who has never been falsely accused.
You up for it Snark?
I have a battle plan, start holding the Gender / Raunch perverts accounteable for the tactics they use for their "Empowerment".
When you see a RapeKlan Rally, and hear their faulty and inflamatory rhetoric...find their leader, and hold them accounteable.
All patriarchies are not being broken equally. There is a reason that you rarelly see working class males in these RapeKlan Rallies, for it is they who are being broken.
"But it needs a front man, and one who isn't currently falsely accused, ideally one who has never been falsely accused.
You up for it Snark?"
I suppose I am.
Though I don't know what I can do apart from visiting my local MP (who is a Conservative and on good terms with the PM, so likely to vote for this anyway).
Snark, John Kimble has some ideas, too -- I will pass them on to you.
Guys, as a UK based citizen ill do whatever is needed to help out .
Thanks, Duncan. I have your email address.
what can i do to help?
cbgirl
AFOR: why waste time with them or give them any publicity and make them more important than the fringe group that they are.
Anon @ 7.09-the tide has been turning, Females making false allegations are at least being prosecuted sometimes and now this anonymity for accused men.
While all feminists are bad, it has always been these Tiny vocal insane females who have had a disproportionate influence. But I think that the average rational person is now fed up with them and has had enough.Enough of feminism and all the other politically correct crap.
This really is a big one, maybe "the" big one. We are developing a battleplan, and I appreciate all of your efforts. Keep those ideas coming.
I will mirror this post on my blog, and maybe add a few short comments of my own. That will get the momentum rolling, at any rate.
counterfem.blogspot.com
I just did a blog post earlier today on the granting of anonymity. I'll add links to this, along with your most recent post, to it.
I'll mirror it on my blog as well.
Not that it will help a whole lot - since I really do not have many readers...
:)
I posted this on my blog (men-factor.blogspot.com):
GOOGLE, lead me to these results that may help those of you like me - the politically challenged!
These are for the United Kingdom:
http://www.writetothem.com/
http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/
http://findyourmp.parliament.uk/
(in addition to some links to this blog, fidelbogens blog, and the dailyuk story).
Hi!
I too the man, I live in Russia, and with trembling I observe of struggle of the European men against feminist aggression. I very much hope, that this law will pass, and everyone the man accused of rape of the woman, on 100 % will be anonymous before removal of the proved bill of particulars.
I also hope, that lying about the rape woman will lose all anonymity, and their photos and the address and contacts will be on the Internet, in streets, in newspapers and TV. I track news on subject matter! I with you!
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