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Pushy feminists, who want to remake competitive boys into cooperative girls, run rampant in my neck of western Massachusetts. There are five colleges in the area, including two for women - Smith and Mount Holyoke - that aid and abet this old girls network through their respective (but not respectable) women's studies departments. These academic gulags are typically run by masculinity-and-make-up-hating harpies.If you are a guy who digs NASCAR, shingles roofs for a living, and was moved by We Were Soldiers, this place is an estrogen chamber of horrors. In fact, when someone sneezes, the politically correct say, "Goddess, bless...

<p>So far as I can tell, the Internet and established religion have forged a relationship that has been largely beneficial to people around the globe. My view is a commonsense one, based on the fact that the Web is a vast storehouse of information and opinion, which can just as easily be religious or spiritual as scientific, literary, political, sporting or sexual. Anyone with access to a computer and a dialup connection can unlock the door and trawl through its offerings.</p>

San Francisco's mantle as "the city of tolerance" is beginning to rival Philadephia's "the city of brotherly love" tag for sheer absurdity, following two separate anti-Arab and misogynistic attacks Tuesday. Vandals hit two addresses in the Mission District -- the headquarters of Community United Against Violence at 160 14th St., and the Women's Building at 3543 18th St. -- spray-painting slogans such as "Kill Arabs" and "C---" across walls, doors and a much-loved community mural. "This was a particularly nasty piece of vandalism," SFPD spokesman Sherman Ackerson said. "It has upset a lot of people." "The Women's Building is supposed...

Gloria Steinem should expatriate to the world of radical Islam. It's the best solution for America and for our enemies, judging from yet another ludicrous speech she delivered, Friday, in Palm Beach. According to the Palm Beach Post, "Whether discussing pedophile priests, domestic violence or the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, Steinem found the inequality between men and women a big part of the problem." But, regarding Sept. 11th, it wasn't the radical elements of the Muslim world that drew most of Steinem's ire. No. Instead, it was the way "we" raise our men. "We need to raise our...

March 22, 2002 Your action is urgently needed! Please call and email your U.S. representative immediately and urge her or him to oppose a bill that would be lethal to young women. The Teen Endangerment Act (H.R. 476), called the Child Custody Protection Act by its sponsors, would criminalize anyone other than a parent who accompanies a minor across state lines for an abortion if she has not complied with her home state's parental consent or notification law. A grandmother, older sister or religious counselor could face a year in prison and a $100,000 fine if convicted of taking a...

Unpaid Whores Strike Back Last week's piece, College Girls: Unpaid Whores, elicited more feedback than any other article I have penned since my September 19th column on the 911 attacks. The responses have taken one of three forms: "Joe, I loved your column. It was one of the best you have ever written. Keep up the fight on the culture war! You're brilliant!" "Come on. Nothing has really changed in young people's sexual behavior over the years. You're overreacting. Find something better to write about." "You're such an a^^hole. You're going to be a f^^^ing virgin forever." To the first...

College Girls: Unpaid Whores If you were to visit a women’s studies department at an elite university, you would encounter a wide variety of courses on the sexual liberation of women. The main thrust of these courses is that for too long, various social institutions have prevented women from exploring their sexual desires. Now, thanks to the heroism of such women as Gloria Steinem, Margaret Sanger, and Bella Abzug, women have been partially freed from the oppressive forces of male patriarchy. In other words, young women are encouraged to be whores. The chant of Gen. Y college babes might as...

Andrea Pia Yates has been found guilty as charged in the case of the systematic, methodical, premeditated murders of her own children. She chased them down, and used her superior strength to hold them under the water, as they struggled in mortal terror for their lives. The little ones she killed that day, in an act of horrific brutality, were: Paul, age 3; Luke, age 2; John age 5; Noah, age 7, and little baby Mary, the image of innocence at only 6 months of age. Yates, 37, will spend at least the next forty years of her life...

The National Organization for Women received a series of unprecedented federal grants from the Clinton administration totaling over $700,000 before the women's group fell silent on charges a sexual harassment, sexual assault and even rape in the Paula Jones and Monica Lewinsky cases four years ago. In an exclusive interview with NewsMax.com, Tammy Bruce, former head of the Los Angeles chapter of NOW and more recently the author of "The New Thought Police," said the federal windfall to the nation's premier feminist group came in 1997, just after the Supreme Court decided that Ms. Jones could sue President Clinton before...

"In the 1960´s, the elite media invented second-wave feminism as part of the elite agenda to dismantle civilization and create a New World Order." Since writing these words last week, I have discovered that before she became a feminist leader, Gloria Steinem worked for the CIA spying on Marxist students in Europe and disrupting their meetings. She became a media darling due to her CIA connections. MS Magazine, which she edited for many years was indirectly funded by the CIA. Steinem has tried to suppress this information, unearthed in the 1970´s by a radical feminist group called “Red Stockings.” In...

<p>NEW YORK (AP) The question is awkward to ask, but not hard to answer: Why were no women among the 343 firefighters killed at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11?</p> <p>Numbers tell the story. Nationally, roughly 2 percent of professional firefighters are female. In New York City, women account for just 28 of 11,400 firefighters less than 0.3 percent.</p>

Ins and Outs of a Young American's Roguery on Bus in China   One day after the "March 8" International Women's Day, a young American teacher named Mark lifted up a Chinese woman's shirt and peeped inside on bus 370, made the woman's breasts exposed in public for seconds and then beat a passenger who tried to stop his indecent behavior. Five hours after, this young American excused himself of his roguery merely as "a touch" of the woman's shirt and claimed it a misunderstanding. But this American's dishonesty and all his professions of excuse were turned down and the...

*THURS MARCH 21, and subsequent Thursdays; 5 - 6 p.m., Westlake Park near 4th and Pine; PEACE VIGIL and leafletting to Stop the war on Afghanistan, by Women in Black, Women wear black; men welcome to leaflet; a peace group in the tradition of the women who vigil weekly in Israel / Palestine; info seattlewomeninblack@yahoo.com or 206-208-9715 *SAT MARCH 23, and subsequent Saturdays; 4 - 5 p.m., Westlake Park near 4th and Pine; PEACE VIGIL and leafletting to Stop the war on Afghanistan, or any other country, and to defend civil liberties, by 911 Peace Coalition; info Fred miller, Peace...

Mobile/PDA | Books | Onion Merchandise amp; Subscriptions | National Distribution Personals | Media Kit | Employment | Copyright 13 March 2002 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; SAN DIEGO#151;According to a University of California#150;San Diego study released Monday, sexism is rampant throughout the natural world, particularly among the highest classes of vertebrates. nbsp; Above: One of the millions of lionesses trapped in an abusive relationship. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; quot;When we first decided to examine attitudes and behaviors toward gender roles among non-humans, we were wholly unprepared for what we would find,quot; said Jennifer Tannen, leader of the UCSD research team,...

Anti-globalization demonstrators march along New York's lower Broadway Saturday, March 9, 2002. As part of the fifth annual International Women's Day March, the demonstrators marched through the streets of New York protesting retailers engaged in global sweatshop manufacturing. (AP Photo/Nadia Cohen)

To many people, the thought of a global tax sends goose bumps down the spine. In mid-March the United Nations – in conjunction with the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organization – will host a global conference entitled, "Financing For Development" in Monterrey, Mexico. For the past seven years, the United Nations has been raising the idea of a global tax on an unofficial basis at numerous global conferences. My knowledge of a global tax goes back to 1994 when I covered my first United Nations meeting in Cairo. I went there for a ...

UNITED NATIONS, March 8 (Reuters) - Flogged, draped in an enveloping burqa and deprived of education and employment, Afghan women hope to emerge from the twilight zone of the Taliban, with first lady Laura Bush now championing their cause. Bush makes her debut address at the United Nations on Friday to commemorate International Women's Day after promoting the rights of Afghan women for months, an unexpected consequence of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan. In November she delivered the weekly White House radio address, the first wife of a president to do so, saying the plight of women and children ...

Fathers and Abortion Men Hurt Too (Fathers suffer from the abortion of their children...While the prochoice movement ignores the rights of fathers in this area, the pro-life movement acknowledges their pain and offers healing forgiveness, and a strong affirmation of the value of fatherhood.) If you're facing an abortion decision, or if there's one in your past, there's something you should know. Evidence is mounting that the fathers of aborted children can be dramatically affected by an abortion decision. Why are you affected? In many ways men respond very differently to the loss of a child from abortion. To understand ...

Glenn J. Sacks is the only regularly published male columnist in the US who writes about gender issues from a perspective unapologetically sympathetic to men. Glenn writes a regular column for the Los Angeles Daily Journal and the San Francisco Daily Journal. His columns have also appeared in the San Diego Union-Tribune, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times, the Salt Lake City Tribune, the Los Angeles Daily News, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Ann Crittenden's popular The Price of Motherhood: Why Motherhood is the Most Important--And Least Valued--Job in America, released in paperback this week, has become the ...

Norma McCorvey's Testimony&nbsp; |&nbsp; ROE NO MORE MINISTRY | Return to The Real Story | Roe v. McCorvey by Norma McCorvey with Gary Thomas I could out-cuss the most crass of men and women; I could out-drink many of the Dallas taverns' regulars; and I was known for my hot temper. When pro-lifers called me a murderer, I called them worse. When people held up signs of aborted fetuses, I spit in their face. I had a reputation to protect, after all. As the plaintiff in the infamous Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade, my life was inextricably tied up ...