U Not Gonna Like This

A comprehensive bibliography of writing on men, masculinities, gender, and sexualities:

Here's the Men's Rights section:

http://mensbiblio.xyonline.net/mensrights.html


Here's the front page:

http://mensbiblio.xyonline.net

Another story of a young man wrongfully accused of sexual assult and sent to prison.

Ricky's Life

http://www.rickyslife.com

More from the opening post of his blog (link)

We have a long road ahead.



The marriage strike is just the beginning. Like globalization or climate change, the marriage strike is not an easily tracked phenomena and the decline of marriage is merely the first symptoms of the conflict to come. Within the next few years, as the decline of marriages becomes too obvious for the media to continue ignoring it, there will be the usual spin doctors in the media who will eagerly depict this negatively as possible. Men will be portrayed as selfish, antisocial or even traitorous to browbeat them back into the slavery that is the marriage/divorce cycle.



This will not be resolved in a scant few years. This is a crusade which will take a generation and likely longer to truly bring to a proper conclusion. An entire generation of men have been beaten spiritually and emotionally. They have been condemned as criminals for the 'crime' of not being women. An entire generation of women have been raised to think of themselves as princesses. If history has shown us anything, once people assume a throne, it takes a revolution to remove them.




This is not a strike. This is a revolution.

What Is The Marriage Strike blog

http://whatisthemarriagestrike.blogspot.com

For those of you Going Your Own Way here's a resource you might be interested in, International Living:


International Living's Blog

http://blogs.internationalliving.com/

International Living Main Site

http://www.internationalliving.com/


International Living.com free e-letters

http://tinyurl.com/2447vj

(Orignal link was too long had to shorten it.)

Several weeks ago I posted a rough Immigration guide. Here is one link that I forgot to post:

Happier Abroad

http://www.happierabroad.com/ebook/Contents.htm

For those of you reading this blog that have not been following events in the men's issues blogosphere several men friendly to the cause have been trying to get an entry posted to Wikipedia on Men Going Their Own Way. However, at each and every turn an administrator at Wikipedia has blocked efforts made by anyone to add our own terminology to thier site. Here's the story from Male Samizdat (link):


Wikipedia Going The Feminist Way


Posted: July 6th, 2007, 12:06am PDT by Male Samizdat

Here is the original call to battle by Fred X.

So much for Wikipedia's much-vaunted "NPOV" (neutral point of view) policy. It turns out Wikipedia actually has a "FPOV" (feminazi point of view) policy.

If you haven't heard yet, the article "MGTOW" (Men Going Their Own Way) has been repeatedly entered by men's rights advocates, and then deleted by feminazis and/or their mangina accomplices

For those who are new to this, MGTOW is the leaderless, distributed movement of men who are, each on their own, boycotting the poisonous, ubiquitous matriarchal culture. This is done mostly by refusing to socialize with Western skanks, but also by doing things like not engaging in the corporate rat race, not watching the vileness that is television and otherwise avoiding the mainstream media.

Apparently, someone is threatened by MGTOW. Might it be that feminists are afraid men will wake up and challenge their cultural and institutional hegemony? We all know what the effects of that have been - absolute cultural and social devastation. The truth is, however, feminist domination can only work as long as men consent to be co-opted by the fematrix.

The question is: will you allow yourself to be enslaved for the sake of the faint promise of occasional sex? If the answer is no, then you have taken the most important step in throwing off matriarchy.

The effort to get Wikipedia to reverse its decision is important. However, new men's rights blogs keep popping up. Wikipedia can keep us out of their world, but they can't shut us up.