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The natural progression of women wanting to copy men is that British Vogue article. The crux of it is that women are jealous of other women being in relationships while they are not, and they use the masculine “boss babe” agenda to hide that fact. Make them believe the latter to deny the former. So it is the collective way for unsuccessful women to shame those who are successful in their personal lives. Women who are winning will then be influenced into believing that something is wrong with them. The single-female-friend-group self-sabotage is now operating on a grand scale through the networking effect of social media. Another example of the female self-stirring “shitshow” the more we give them a voice. The opposite is not true for men, as men are judged on their accomplishments first and foremost. If a man makes his whole or main identity being a husband, he is falling for the feminine value matrix through association in mating. This is how women are currently trying to frame men as accessories - as evidence of their own success, the same way men do with trophy wives. The copying here happens when women don’t want to come across as “less than” within a relationship, because we have entered a matriarchal and gynocratic society where the approval of other women outweighs the approval of the man they are with. This is further evidence of why “husband material” is an insult toward a man and an early sign of his future emasculation by her, in the same way women are being made to feel. Another effort of the mainstream is to eliminate any degree of polarity between the genders.
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The natural progression of women wanting to copy men is that British Vogue article. The crux of it is that women are jealous of other women being in relationships while they are not, and they use the masculine “boss babe” agenda to hide that fact. Make them believe the latter to deny the former. So it is the collective way for unsuccessful women to shame those who are successful in their personal lives. Women who are winning will then be influenced into believing that something is wrong with them. The single-female-friend-group self-sabotage is now operating on a grand scale through the networking effect of social media. Another example of the female self-stirring “shitshow” the more we give them a voice. The opposite is not true for men, as men are judged on their accomplishments first and foremost. If a man makes his whole or main identity being a husband, he is falling for the feminine value matrix through association in mating. This is how women are currently trying to frame men as accessories - as evidence of their own success, the same way men do with trophy wives. The copying here happens when women don’t want to come across as “less than” within a relationship, because we have entered a matriarchal and gynocratic society where the approval of other women outweighs the approval of the man they are with. This is further evidence of why “husband material” is an insult toward a man and an early sign of his future emasculation by her, in the same way women are being made to feel. Another effort of the mainstream is to eliminate any degree of polarity between the genders.

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The Religion of Women... Did you know that according to the words of Muhammad and the Quran, men are in charge of women? Islam teaches that a woman is worth less than a man. Furthermore, their own "prophet," Muhammad, captured women in war and treated them as a tradable commodity. The "immutable, ever-relevant" Quran explicitly permits women to be kept as sex slaves. Stonings, honor killings, floggings, and even the mutilation of female genitalia are employed in the Islamic world to keep women in their place, The many opportunities denied women under Islamic law, from equal testimony in court to the simple right to exclude other wives from their marital bed, is very clear proof that women are of lesser value than men in Islam. Muslim women are not even free to marry outside the faith - and some pay with their lives for doing so. Islamic law also specifies that when a woman is murdered by a man, her family is owed only half as much "blood money" (diya) as they would be if she had been a man. (The life of a non-Muslim is generally assessed at one-third).
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The Religion of Women... Did you know that according to the words of Muhammad and the Quran, men are in charge of women? Islam teaches that a woman is worth less than a man. Furthermore, their own "prophet," Muhammad, captured women in war and treated them as a tradable commodity. The "immutable, ever-relevant" Quran explicitly permits women to be kept as sex slaves. Stonings, honor killings, floggings, and even the mutilation of female genitalia are employed in the Islamic world to keep women in their place, The many opportunities denied women under Islamic law, from equal testimony in court to the simple right to exclude other wives from their marital bed, is very clear proof that women are of lesser value than men in Islam. Muslim women are not even free to marry outside the faith - and some pay with their lives for doing so. Islamic law also specifies that when a woman is murdered by a man, her family is owed only half as much "blood money" (diya) as they would be if she had been a man. (The life of a non-Muslim is generally assessed at one-third).

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A video circulating on Greek social media shows a Pakistani man recording young women in swimsuits on a Greek beach with his mobile phone. In the video, a Pakistani man is seen holding his mobile phone as he scans women walking, standing, or swimming at a beach. Behind him, other swimmers, boats, and hotels are visible. The footage is set to background music, creating the impression that the Pakistani appears unbothered by displaying his disgusting behavior. Social media users have pointed out that similar cases of women being secretly filmed in public by Pakistanis have occurred before, emphasizing the urgent need for intervention by the Greek police.

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Newsmax host Greg Kelly said on his show that Ghislaine Maxwell might be a victim and that there was a rush to judgment. At least 40 women have credibly accused Ghislaine Maxwell of either directly abusing them, grooming them, or facilitating their sexual exploitation on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein. Some of them have detailed these allegations on camera. Kelly suggests that only the media and prosecutors are the source of these allegations — again, 40 women have credibly accused Ghislaine Maxwell of various forms of sexual misconduct, including sexual violence. This is not some creation of the media and prosecutors. In fact, it was some in the media and in law enforcement who shielded Epstein for much too long.
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Newsmax host Greg Kelly said on his show that Ghislaine Maxwell might be a victim and that there was a rush to judgment. At least 40 women have credibly accused Ghislaine Maxwell of either directly abusing them, grooming them, or facilitating their sexual exploitation on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein. Some of them have detailed these allegations on camera. Kelly suggests that only the media and prosecutors are the source of these allegations — again, 40 women have credibly accused Ghislaine Maxwell of various forms of sexual misconduct, including sexual violence. This is not some creation of the media and prosecutors. In fact, it was some in the media and in law enforcement who shielded Epstein for much too long.

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NPR: "Now you've called for repealing women's right to vote, which is protected by the 19th Amendment. Why?" DOUG WILSON: "Because it's a good idea." [Laughs] NPR: "A lot of women wouldn't agree." WILSON: "This is not an XX-XY chromosome issue. I don't want women voting as individuals, because I don't want men voting as individuals. What I envision is a system that we have practiced in our church here for four decades, and that is household voting." WILSON: "When we hold a church election for an elder, about 7% of the votes are cast by women, because we have a number of women who are heads of their households." "When a young man, let's say a college student, moves to Moscow and he's 19 years old... he's a non-voting member, because he's not a household." NPR: "But with the concept of headship within your church, which is households led by men…" WILSON: "When there's a man." NPR: "When there's a man. That would mean the vote would ultimately be decided by the head of the household." WILSON: "The vote would be cast by the head of the household." NPR: "By the head of the household, which would typically be the man." WILSON: "And when it isn't… in our church we have a number of households headed by women, and when they head the household, they vote. So it's the household that votes."

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UN CSW 70 🇺🇳 JUSTICE FOR WOMEN & GIRLS. When justice fails, women pay the price. Inequality before the law can mean that, a woman can be raped, and the law may not even recognize it as crime. A girl can be forced into marriage, and the State allows it. A woman can do the same work and be paid less by law or by design. AI Deepfake sexual images now make up the vast majority of all deepfake content online, and almost all depict women. Yet, creators and distributors of abuse walk free, with near impunity. Technology is and can be a force of good, instead it is being used as a tool for abuse and targeting women and girls. - Maria A Reed Stacey Maria A Reed Staceyasia This year, stakeholders come together to discuss implementation of laws, regulations to ensure women & girls are protected from the abuses of the digital landscape. Engaging men & educating young boys are vital in the success of eliminating GBV offline & online.

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On this first day in office as Romanian foreign minister, I find it poignant to celebrate the UN International Day of Women in Diplomacy. I am looking forward to work with all my colleagues in the ministry at headquarters and abroad as well as with our international partners. I am thrilled many among them are women. Being a woman and a diplomat is not a special privilege, it is a reflection of the world. It is also an achievement for many women that bring their contribution and vision in a field that is both difficult and demanding. I am pleased to say that Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania 🇷🇴 is a champion in the field. At our embassies and consulates as well as at our headquarters hundreds of women diplomats are part of the team and this is also reflected at leadership level. Moved by their achievements and much looking forward to encourage women in diplomacy!

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The EU has invited Taliban officials to Brussels to discuss a migration deal — and today I am shaken and deeply disturbed by this. This is the same Taliban that banned girls from secondary schools and forced them into marriage. The same Taliban that, earlier this month, arrested dozens of women in Herat for how they were dressed. The same Taliban that detains, beats and executes women who dare to speak out or break their rules. Through its system of gender apartheid, the Taliban have erased women and girls from public life. Europe must not legitimise a regime responsible for one of the worst human rights crises in the world. Any engagement with the Taliban must begin and end with the rights of Afghan women and girls.

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Gen Z women are not okay. New Statesman polling found that only 35 percent of Gen Z women have a positive view of men, are twice as likely not to want children, have a net-favourable view of communism, and overwhelmingly support the Green Party. If only women 16 - 50 voted, the Green Party would have almost 500 seats, despite promising to import foreign men who prey on young women. Young women are also depressed, lack hope for the future, more invested in conflicts in faraway lands than in their personal relationships, and project the compassion usually reserved for infants onto violent male migrants. Gen Z's political gender divide is a product of the triumph of feminism. Women have been radicalised online by Woke ideology. This has been done to them by people who do not have their best interests at heart.

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🚨 A GROWING MOVEMENT FOR WOMEN’S FREEDOM Across parts of the Muslim world, more women are openly demanding something very simple: The freedom to choose. From Iran to Iraq, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Syria and Malaysia, women are increasingly speaking out against being forced to wear the hijab or burqa by law, by state pressure, or by social coercion. In Iran, this struggle exploded into the global “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement after the death of Mahsa Amini, a young woman arrested by morality police for allegedly violating hijab rules. Since then, women have removed headscarves in public, burned them in protest, and continued acts of civil disobedience despite arrests, surveillance, and violent crackdowns. The message from many of these women is clear: They are rejecting compulsion. They want freedom, dignity, and equality — including the right to decide for themselves what they wear. For millions of women, the demand is simple: Choice.
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🚨 A GROWING MOVEMENT FOR WOMEN’S FREEDOM Across parts of the Muslim world, more women are openly demanding something very simple: The freedom to choose. From Iran to Iraq, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Syria and Malaysia, women are increasingly speaking out against being forced to wear the hijab or burqa by law, by state pressure, or by social coercion. In Iran, this struggle exploded into the global “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement after the death of Mahsa Amini, a young woman arrested by morality police for allegedly violating hijab rules. Since then, women have removed headscarves in public, burned them in protest, and continued acts of civil disobedience despite arrests, surveillance, and violent crackdowns. The message from many of these women is clear: They are rejecting compulsion. They want freedom, dignity, and equality — including the right to decide for themselves what they wear. For millions of women, the demand is simple: Choice.

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It is infinitely easier for white men to sleep with black women for the same reason it is easier for PL champions to sign Championship players. Beyond the denial and online posturing, blacks recognise white superiority and so the s'xual attraction of a white man to a black woman is validating and status-enhancing for her. Hence, when an African woman realises a white man finds her desirable, she jumps at the opportunity and spreads her legs faster than fake news on whatsapp. This is why you will find a million 'The Russian' in Africa before you find one 'The Nigerian' in Europe. Whilst there are other inducements like money and relocation prospects, the principal incentive is the validation of being desired by a man from a superior race whose women are more desirable than yours. It's not juju or hypnosis; women are both cheap and 'expensive'. It is their valuation of you that determines what version you get. And if you're a young white man in Africa, you don't even get cheap or expensive. You get free

Yehgha

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“Do not allow any woman to trap you with pregnancy into a marriage of poverty.” — Man advises young men to be cautious about entering relationships or marriages with poor women, urging that they should not sacrifice their future for partners who are not financially stable because the cost of living has become more expensive and challenging. [🎥: revealless134]
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“Do not allow any woman to trap you with pregnancy into a marriage of poverty.” — Man advises young men to be cautious about entering relationships or marriages with poor women, urging that they should not sacrifice their future for partners who are not financially stable because the cost of living has become more expensive and challenging. [🎥: revealless134]

SIKAOFFICIAL🦍

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🛑 THE TRUTH ABOUT BLA & BYC WOMEN 🛑 Many are falling for propaganda spread by RAW, Afghan GDI, PTI, BYC and BLA accounts, claiming that women have joined the BLA to fight for their rights. But the reality is very different. Unlike ISIS, which uses marriage as a cover for female sex workers, the BLA and BYC are openly immoral, following a very liberal, corrupt lifestyle. Women and men openly engage in multiple relationships, even when married or with children. Some women pursue affairs with BLA commanders and members, embracing a culture far removed from societal norms. Groups like BYC exploit this open mindedness to recruit young men into BLA, creating a network built on manipulation and deception disguised as freedom. To those labeling these women as freedom fighters, pause and reflect on the reality that they are morally corrupt to the core and are using their bodies to recruit terrorists into the BLA. Balochistan stands for honor, family and the safety of its people not for foreign-backed terrorists spreading lies. This is not part of Balochistan’s culture. ⚠️ So for the people calling these women freedom fighters, please read the above and watch the videos below.

Hamza Lashari

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Obsession is a great film, and it has resonated with Gen Z. Bear and Nikki represent the insecurities and faults of men and women exacerbated by the intolerable conditions of modern dating and relationships. Women relate to Nikki because they dread having a series of unfulfilling situationships before waking up one day and finding they're trapped in a relationship with a man they're repulsed by. Men's worst nightmare is to become Bear: to defer being honest and putting yourself out there for so long, until they get a girlfriend who goes from enthusiastic and infatuated with them, to screaming at them in public places and crying inconsolably about something they don't understand. This is the Hell that the Sexual Revolution created for Zoomers.
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Obsession is a great film, and it has resonated with Gen Z. Bear and Nikki represent the insecurities and faults of men and women exacerbated by the intolerable conditions of modern dating and relationships. Women relate to Nikki because they dread having a series of unfulfilling situationships before waking up one day and finding they're trapped in a relationship with a man they're repulsed by. Men's worst nightmare is to become Bear: to defer being honest and putting yourself out there for so long, until they get a girlfriend who goes from enthusiastic and infatuated with them, to screaming at them in public places and crying inconsolably about something they don't understand. This is the Hell that the Sexual Revolution created for Zoomers.

Connor Tomlinson

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FAKE FEMINISTS: Women's org celebrates man for International Women's Day You know, Canada used to produce real feminists. Women who actually fought for women. Women who risked their reputations, their safety, and sometimes even their freedom to win basic rights that seem obvious today. One of the most prominent examples of that fight happened right here in Canada with a group known as the “Famous Five.” In the 1920s, Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Edwards, Louise McKinney and Irene Parlby took on the Canadian government over a simple but outrageous question: Were women legally considered “persons”? Yes. That was the actual legal question. At the time, women could not sit in the Senate because the law only allowed “qualified persons.” And according to the courts, that word did not include women. So, the Famous Five challenged the system. They fought their case all the way to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Britain and in 1929 they won the historic Persons Case, which affirmed that women were indeed persons under the law. It was a foundational victory for women’s political rights in Canada. Their legacy is supposed to be about defending women as a distinct class with their own rights and interests. Which makes what just happened in Ottawa so astonishing. Because the Famous Five Foundation — the organization that claims to carry on the legacy of those women — has decided to honour a biological man. Not just any man. A man who has openly advocated for silencing women who defend women-only spaces. His name is Fae Johnstone, a prominent activist in Canada’s trans lobby. Through organizations like Queer Momentum and Wisdom2Action, groups that together receive hundreds of thousands of dollars in public and institutional funding, he has built a professional advocacy career pushing gender ideology into Canadian institutions and fighting against parents' rights. That advocacy often comes with a very clear message to women: fall in line or be shut up — or worse. Women who question whether female-only spaces, sports, shelters or prisons should remain female-only are routinely labelled hateful, bigoted or dangerous by activists in this movement and by Johnstone more specifically. In other words, women who try to defend the very rights that the Famous Five fought to establish are treated like enemies. And yet, somehow, the Famous Five Foundation in Ottawa decided this was the person worthy of recognition as part of International Women's Day. Think about the absurdity of that for a moment. The women who fought to have women recognized as persons are now being invoked to celebrate a man who believes womanhood is simply a matter of personal identification. A movement that once fought to define women as a legal and biological reality is now apparently comfortable honouring someone who insists those boundaries don’t exist at all. And this isn’t the first time institutions have tried to sell Canadians this idea. Johnstone was previously the keynote speaker at the YWCA Regina’s Women of Distinction Awards, another event meant to celebrate women’s achievements — but apparently now open to men who identify as women. At some point, we have to ask the obvious question: If awards for women keep going to men, what exactly is left that belongs to women? It’s institutional cowardice dressed up as progress. Real feminism used to mean defending women, even when it was unpopular. Even when powerful people didn’t like it. The Famous Five challenged the establishment because women were being erased from the definition of “persons.” Today, their legacy is being used to applaud the erasure of women from their own spaces. If Emily Murphy and Nellie McClung could see what their foundation is doing now, they would probably ask a very simple question: After everything we fought for… how did it come to this? Because the truth is, the people running these institutions today are not continuing the legacy of the Famous Five. They’re dismantling it. REPORT by Sheila Gunn Reid:

Rebel News

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ABUSE OF AFRICAN MEN IN THE USA: A CALL FOR CHANGE The abuse of African men in the USA must come to an end. In a deeply troubling case, Dr. Ikenna Erinne, an American-trained cardiologist, allegedly took his own life after an American court ordered him to pay his ex-wife $15,000 monthly following a prolonged and contentious divorce case. This tragic incident highlights the systemic issues within the legal system that disproportionately affect African men. There are growing allegations that some African women, particularly Nigerian women in the USA, are exploiting the court system to mentally and financially abuse men. Rather than prioritising the well-being of their children, these women are accused of using the alimony framework as a tool for personal financial gain. Many men have reportedly resorted to extreme measures, including xsuicide or leaving the country altogether, to escape the cycle of abuse and extortion perpetuated by these practices. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for reform in the USA’s child support and alimony systems, which appear to be heavily skewed in favour of women, enabling abuse and exploitation. Enough is enough. It is time to address these injustices and create a fairer, more balanced legal framework that protects the rights and dignity of all individuals involved. Maybe Elon and/or Mr President- Trump, can help in line with the new social revolution going on now in USA.. Video by: Clayton Udo (Texas USA) Elon Musk Donald J. Trump President Donald J. Trump #men #usa
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ABUSE OF AFRICAN MEN IN THE USA: A CALL FOR CHANGE The abuse of African men in the USA must come to an end. In a deeply troubling case, Dr. Ikenna Erinne, an American-trained cardiologist, allegedly took his own life after an American court ordered him to pay his ex-wife $15,000 monthly following a prolonged and contentious divorce case. This tragic incident highlights the systemic issues within the legal system that disproportionately affect African men. There are growing allegations that some African women, particularly Nigerian women in the USA, are exploiting the court system to mentally and financially abuse men. Rather than prioritising the well-being of their children, these women are accused of using the alimony framework as a tool for personal financial gain. Many men have reportedly resorted to extreme measures, including xsuicide or leaving the country altogether, to escape the cycle of abuse and extortion perpetuated by these practices. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for reform in the USA’s child support and alimony systems, which appear to be heavily skewed in favour of women, enabling abuse and exploitation. Enough is enough. It is time to address these injustices and create a fairer, more balanced legal framework that protects the rights and dignity of all individuals involved. Maybe Elon and/or Mr President- Trump, can help in line with the new social revolution going on now in USA.. Video by: Clayton Udo (Texas USA) Elon Musk Donald J. Trump President Donald J. Trump #men #usa

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