Sunday, May 20, 2007
Superman Exists
He lives in Greece, and rides a bike:
Translated from Greek into English, he says to the woman driver at the beginning of the collision "Fuck you, little slut!, You have red! You have red! (referring to the red light she ran)"
He then continues to rip on her afterward. I wonder how many men in America would have the balls to tell a woman off like Superman did. American men would probably apologize for being in the way of her blatant disregard for traffic rules. I can't believe this man survived. Amazing.
He lives in Greece, and rides a bike:
Translated from Greek into English, he says to the woman driver at the beginning of the collision "Fuck you, little slut!, You have red! You have red! (referring to the red light she ran)"
He then continues to rip on her afterward. I wonder how many men in America would have the balls to tell a woman off like Superman did. American men would probably apologize for being in the way of her blatant disregard for traffic rules. I can't believe this man survived. Amazing.
Saturday, May 19, 2007
So You Really Want To Go On That Date Tonight?
I have spent over seven years in maximum-, medium-, and minimum security prisons after being wrongly convicted of first degree rape — the result of my having been falsely accused of date rape by a mentally deranged woman with a history of falsely accusing men of sex crimes. I am writing this from the Oregon State Correctional Institution. Although life has not been easy for me in prison, I have managed to keep my self-respect, my dignity, and my integrity. I have spent months in solitary confinement for defending myself when necessary. I have allowed no prisoner, no prison guard, and no member of the parole board to disrespect me due to my wrongful conviction. I have consistently maintained my innocence, even when doing so has added years to my prison term.
Read the full article here.
I remember one time I was at this cafe on the weekend hanging out with this Egyptian girl I knew, I overheard this American woman tell her friend "You know how many men I could have gotten false rape charges against." She was laughing about this as she spoke to her friend. And this was from a very normal looking woman. The Egyptian girl heard it too, and was just in utter disbelief, saying "What an evil person." I told her that I'm not surprised at this behavior from American women one bit. That is normal for them. The majority of American women hate men (I actually do know a few that don't) - overtly like you just saw or covertly with fake smiles and gestures. It was hard for her to fathom the mentality of American women, and I told her don't even try to, lest you end up like them.
I have spent over seven years in maximum-, medium-, and minimum security prisons after being wrongly convicted of first degree rape — the result of my having been falsely accused of date rape by a mentally deranged woman with a history of falsely accusing men of sex crimes. I am writing this from the Oregon State Correctional Institution. Although life has not been easy for me in prison, I have managed to keep my self-respect, my dignity, and my integrity. I have spent months in solitary confinement for defending myself when necessary. I have allowed no prisoner, no prison guard, and no member of the parole board to disrespect me due to my wrongful conviction. I have consistently maintained my innocence, even when doing so has added years to my prison term.
Read the full article here.
I remember one time I was at this cafe on the weekend hanging out with this Egyptian girl I knew, I overheard this American woman tell her friend "You know how many men I could have gotten false rape charges against." She was laughing about this as she spoke to her friend. And this was from a very normal looking woman. The Egyptian girl heard it too, and was just in utter disbelief, saying "What an evil person." I told her that I'm not surprised at this behavior from American women one bit. That is normal for them. The majority of American women hate men (I actually do know a few that don't) - overtly like you just saw or covertly with fake smiles and gestures. It was hard for her to fathom the mentality of American women, and I told her don't even try to, lest you end up like them.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Perspective 103
Our Guest Connaisseur writes:
I was thinking back about the positive influences upon my life, and I can't think of a significant woman that has ever influenced me in a positive direction.
Modern American culture portrays women as the ones to provide positive influence to men - to civilize them to say - but we know if that is the case, children raised from single mothers would not be the ones that fill up most of our prisons as they do.
So I tried to think back about a woman, any woman for that matter, that has been a positive influence on me, and there is not a single woman that has done such in my life.
1) My college teachers were rabid feminists of the worst kind.
2) The women I knew in the military were aggressive lesbians.
3) What female managers I've known always imitated the worst male managers.
4) I've met no great female musicians in my 40 years of playing.
5) I can think of no female writer or intellectual who has influenced my thinking significantly.
However, men of positive influence in my life is long and easy to list. In my life women have been attractive distractions or negative influences, but none of positive influence.
I don't think I am the exception either, I am just stating what most men already know, but don't say it, lest they upset the little woman in their lives, the woman co-worker in the office, and women at large in society.
But as a bachelor, I can say it and with much confidence.
Ahh...the power and freedom of being a bachelor.
Life is very good.
Our Guest Connaisseur writes:
I was thinking back about the positive influences upon my life, and I can't think of a significant woman that has ever influenced me in a positive direction.
Modern American culture portrays women as the ones to provide positive influence to men - to civilize them to say - but we know if that is the case, children raised from single mothers would not be the ones that fill up most of our prisons as they do.
So I tried to think back about a woman, any woman for that matter, that has been a positive influence on me, and there is not a single woman that has done such in my life.
1) My college teachers were rabid feminists of the worst kind.
2) The women I knew in the military were aggressive lesbians.
3) What female managers I've known always imitated the worst male managers.
4) I've met no great female musicians in my 40 years of playing.
5) I can think of no female writer or intellectual who has influenced my thinking significantly.
However, men of positive influence in my life is long and easy to list. In my life women have been attractive distractions or negative influences, but none of positive influence.
I don't think I am the exception either, I am just stating what most men already know, but don't say it, lest they upset the little woman in their lives, the woman co-worker in the office, and women at large in society.
But as a bachelor, I can say it and with much confidence.
Ahh...the power and freedom of being a bachelor.
Life is very good.
Sunday, May 13, 2007
The Road Home
Empires rise and fall, historians will debate why, when, and how, and write many books claiming their expertise in such matters, but never really knowing the truth or the true complexity of such matters to write really anything to be taken more than a grain of sand in the seashore of time. It is interesting to read history from different views, and I don't mean just different historians, but different historians of different nations in different languages. Then talk to the descendants of the people who lived in those areas and get their personal and historical perspectives. Things then get interesting and you probably get a better idea of the actual history.
As they say "The truth is somewhere in the middle."
Still others correlate historical occurrences to modern times, religious aspects, and so forth. All roads might lead to Rome, but is Rome where you want to go? More importantly, does Rome lead to a dead end in and of itself?
As I have said before, don't get caught up in the hype around you - from wherever it comes from - but continue to focus on the road home, and not be distracted by the many roads that lead to many dead ends. Each day one faces many roads to follow, and he can choose or not choose to follow such. Having a map is good, but having an updated and current map is better.
The road to follow home, of course, is the one that continually improves your well-being as a man. It has always been there, but somehow, somewhere, somebody said take this road or that road because they are shortcuts, and little did you know, you ended up at a dead end. When other men see you on the road home, they will take notice, and you indirectly benefit them as well. They will say "Ah, that man is on the road home, I shall follow likewise to my home." Of course, some men want to go to Rome, or here, or there, but the wise will take notice of you.
Hence, weight and consider the road, check your map of life, and make sure the road you're following is the one that continually improves your life and brings, most importantly, serenity to your being - that is the road home, not to Rome, not to a dead end, but to your house.
Empires rise and fall, historians will debate why, when, and how, and write many books claiming their expertise in such matters, but never really knowing the truth or the true complexity of such matters to write really anything to be taken more than a grain of sand in the seashore of time. It is interesting to read history from different views, and I don't mean just different historians, but different historians of different nations in different languages. Then talk to the descendants of the people who lived in those areas and get their personal and historical perspectives. Things then get interesting and you probably get a better idea of the actual history.As they say "The truth is somewhere in the middle."
Still others correlate historical occurrences to modern times, religious aspects, and so forth. All roads might lead to Rome, but is Rome where you want to go? More importantly, does Rome lead to a dead end in and of itself?
As I have said before, don't get caught up in the hype around you - from wherever it comes from - but continue to focus on the road home, and not be distracted by the many roads that lead to many dead ends. Each day one faces many roads to follow, and he can choose or not choose to follow such. Having a map is good, but having an updated and current map is better.
The road to follow home, of course, is the one that continually improves your well-being as a man. It has always been there, but somehow, somewhere, somebody said take this road or that road because they are shortcuts, and little did you know, you ended up at a dead end. When other men see you on the road home, they will take notice, and you indirectly benefit them as well. They will say "Ah, that man is on the road home, I shall follow likewise to my home." Of course, some men want to go to Rome, or here, or there, but the wise will take notice of you.
Hence, weight and consider the road, check your map of life, and make sure the road you're following is the one that continually improves your life and brings, most importantly, serenity to your being - that is the road home, not to Rome, not to a dead end, but to your house.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Perspective 102
Our Guest Connaisseur writes:
Gender and sex are two different things. Sex is between the legs, gender is between the ears, though people who use the language poorly mix the two.
Sex is the physical reality. Gender is the behavior.
I was reading an article once and here is what it said: "Women prefer female doctors. Men have a prejudice for male doctors."
How convenient. When she has a choice it is a "preference" when he has a choice it is a "prejudice."
My doctor is male and his gender is masculine, this is my preference, there is nothing prejudice about it, it is my choice - plain and simple. I will not have a doctor who is sexually male and gender feminine. I will not have a doctor who is female, regardless of her gender, masculine or feminine. I want a doctor who knows what it is like to be a masculine male. Why? Because that is the only way to bring to bear experience, insight, and understanding matching the patient.
Moreover, in the spirit of fairness, my experience with female doctors is they are sexist and incompetent to treat male patients, and I am probably not the only man that has experienced this prejudice toward them with female doctors.
Our Guest Connaisseur writes:
Gender and sex are two different things. Sex is between the legs, gender is between the ears, though people who use the language poorly mix the two.
Sex is the physical reality. Gender is the behavior.
I was reading an article once and here is what it said: "Women prefer female doctors. Men have a prejudice for male doctors."
How convenient. When she has a choice it is a "preference" when he has a choice it is a "prejudice."
My doctor is male and his gender is masculine, this is my preference, there is nothing prejudice about it, it is my choice - plain and simple. I will not have a doctor who is sexually male and gender feminine. I will not have a doctor who is female, regardless of her gender, masculine or feminine. I want a doctor who knows what it is like to be a masculine male. Why? Because that is the only way to bring to bear experience, insight, and understanding matching the patient.
Moreover, in the spirit of fairness, my experience with female doctors is they are sexist and incompetent to treat male patients, and I am probably not the only man that has experienced this prejudice toward them with female doctors.
Saturday, May 5, 2007
The Revolution Is Here
I was on the east coast of the US for a business meeting this week. I was meeting some other men from the west coast. The business meeting went well, and afterward we all went to dinner as is customary.
During my conversation at dinner with one of the men, I mentioned to him that I was single. Within an instant, thunderous cheers burst forth from him and the other men in his party - for they were all single bachelors too.
The restaurant was in awe at the spectacle occurring. My party was quite surprised too at the sight, as most of them were married men, but the shot heard around the restaurant - and world - was fired, and everybody understood the point.
It is great to be single and free, men know it, and now boldly declare it. Here I am with men that I had never met before, that are 3000 miles away, and yet sudden and instant camaraderie takes place with bold declarations.
The night went great, and after the married men in my party had to leave because of their wives left at home, it only got better with myself and these other single men enjoying cigars and drinks at this very cool nightspot down from the restaurant where we had just finished dinner.
We continued to enjoy our liberty and shared our experiences about the reasons why we are still single - mainly due to all the anti-male laws, the marriage/divorce/wealth transfer industry, and the utterly deplorable condition of American women, and our resolve to stay that way and enjoy our wealth and lives.
"Is it a rebellion?" asked the Matriarchy.
"No, it is a revolution!" said the Mirror.
Viva La Revolucion!
I was on the east coast of the US for a business meeting this week. I was meeting some other men from the west coast. The business meeting went well, and afterward we all went to dinner as is customary.During my conversation at dinner with one of the men, I mentioned to him that I was single. Within an instant, thunderous cheers burst forth from him and the other men in his party - for they were all single bachelors too.
The restaurant was in awe at the spectacle occurring. My party was quite surprised too at the sight, as most of them were married men, but the shot heard around the restaurant - and world - was fired, and everybody understood the point.
It is great to be single and free, men know it, and now boldly declare it. Here I am with men that I had never met before, that are 3000 miles away, and yet sudden and instant camaraderie takes place with bold declarations.
The night went great, and after the married men in my party had to leave because of their wives left at home, it only got better with myself and these other single men enjoying cigars and drinks at this very cool nightspot down from the restaurant where we had just finished dinner.
We continued to enjoy our liberty and shared our experiences about the reasons why we are still single - mainly due to all the anti-male laws, the marriage/divorce/wealth transfer industry, and the utterly deplorable condition of American women, and our resolve to stay that way and enjoy our wealth and lives.
"Is it a rebellion?" asked the Matriarchy.
"No, it is a revolution!" said the Mirror.
Viva La Revolucion!
Friday, May 4, 2007
The Woman's Mirror
You're in it.
It is unwise to lower your defenses.
You might trip and fall...and meet your destiny...as another sucker.
You're in it.
It is unwise to lower your defenses.
You might trip and fall...and meet your destiny...as another sucker.
Blame The Car, Not The Woman
News Story: Family Car Kills Baby
As tragic as this story is, the mother IS at fault AND responsible - well, not according to the feminized media.
Note the following from the story:
Christopher Mercedes was killed by the family car after his mother accidentally left it out of gear and it rolled over the child.
How the heck does an inanimate object kill something?
According to the feminized media, it is called personification - since no man was around to blame - the media will just personify something instead and cast the blame on it.
This trend has been going on for some time though in the Anglosphere, I've just never seen it this blatant.
The feminized media will do anything to absolve women of any responsibility. Another fine example of today's journalism, if journalism is what you want to call this crap.
News Story: Family Car Kills Baby
As tragic as this story is, the mother IS at fault AND responsible - well, not according to the feminized media.
Note the following from the story:
Christopher Mercedes was killed by the family car after his mother accidentally left it out of gear and it rolled over the child.
How the heck does an inanimate object kill something?
According to the feminized media, it is called personification - since no man was around to blame - the media will just personify something instead and cast the blame on it.
This trend has been going on for some time though in the Anglosphere, I've just never seen it this blatant.
The feminized media will do anything to absolve women of any responsibility. Another fine example of today's journalism, if journalism is what you want to call this crap.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Perspective 101
Our Guest Connaisseur writes:
Pleasant and feminine women are both very hard to find these days in the Anglosphere. Just because a woman is female does not make her feminine. Heck, most gay guys are more feminine than most women I know. Modern women try to act like men all the time, and do a rather lousy job at it.
It is rather odd that the image of today's modern woman is a very masculine one.
When was the last time you read any article about any woman of note and she was described as feminine?
Now, when was the last time you read an article about any woman of note and she was described as "strong." And there you go, that is everywhere. I rest my case.
Far from the ridiculous feminist rhetoric, most women are emotional basket cases, to the point that calling them strong is about as accurate as insisting all men are very maternal. It's beyond absurd.
Our Guest Connaisseur writes:
Pleasant and feminine women are both very hard to find these days in the Anglosphere. Just because a woman is female does not make her feminine. Heck, most gay guys are more feminine than most women I know. Modern women try to act like men all the time, and do a rather lousy job at it.
It is rather odd that the image of today's modern woman is a very masculine one.
When was the last time you read any article about any woman of note and she was described as feminine?
Now, when was the last time you read an article about any woman of note and she was described as "strong." And there you go, that is everywhere. I rest my case.
Far from the ridiculous feminist rhetoric, most women are emotional basket cases, to the point that calling them strong is about as accurate as insisting all men are very maternal. It's beyond absurd.
