According to this article in the NZ Herald, coroners only rule suicide when it’s very clear the person intended to take ‘their’ own life. Otherwise, deaths are classified in a different category such as ‘accident’, or the cause will go down as undetermined, an ‘open verdict’. Of course, the Herald’s article failed completely to mention […]
Archive of May 2016
Suicide – A Male Mental Health Problem
Saturdays Stuff article focused on suicide. In particular a 10 year old boy whom I won’t mention here. The article written by Laura Walters did not have a comment area. One graph compared male to female suicides. In any given year male suicides each year are say 400+ while female suicides are about the 140 […]
You don’t need academia to be a Professor if the subject is Feminism!
Angelina Jolie Pitt will be joining the London School of Economics as a visiting professor to teach a new master’s degree course. Jolie Pitt—an actress, director, and currently the UNHCR’s Special Envoy—is one of four new visiting professors who will contribute to the master’s program run by the Centre for Women, Peace and Security, which […]
Smoke, mirrors and millions of dollars going astray
The article here by a woman in OZ tells a story I’ve suspected for years… Smoke, Mirrors And Violence Against Women It doesn’t even start on the millions spent in Womens refuges, nor does it count the amounts spent on or by maternity wards, midwives, plunket and CYFs actively excluding fathers from their childrens lives, […]
Calling out False allegations of rape
A new study shows how pseudo-victims’ claims differ to those of true victims. Last week, the Irish Independent reported that a former nun named Nora Wall, who was wrongfully convicted of rape and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1999, would receive over €500,000 in compensation. Wall’s case was especially shocking, because the prosecution used a […]
Another embarrassing collusion deprives a dad in NZ
The Tide is Turning
The population of NZ is becoming much better informed and aware of the b.s. that has been driving gender relations and law for 5 decades now. Occasional articles are starting to appear using reason and fact to challenge the bias, hyperbole and falsehood spread by feminists. Whereas even five years ago many readers’ comments had […]
Family violence victims who kill abusers should have self-defence claim: Law Commission
Victims of family violence who kill their abusers should be able to claim self-defence more easily, the Law Commission says. The commission’s report on family violence laws, requested by the Government, has recommended lowering the threshold for self-defence to help women who “have endured years of trauma and abuse”. In its report, the Law Commission […]
Academic Records when Child is in another Country
Urgent Court Wednesday : How to Access Family Law Precedents
NZ Herald’s White Knight Series on Family Violence
Those who haven’t read the NZ Herald over recent days may have missed its ongoing series on family violence. It’s typical misandry and misinformation, for example in yesterday’s editorial. The first case used to discuss NZ family violence was of Emily Longley who actually was murdered in England by an Englishman. What’s really interesting though […]