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Fathers Day Piknik at Parliament

Filed under: General — Ministry of Men's Affairs @ 1:29 pm Sun 31st August 2008

Republic of New Zealand Party candidates are inviting fathers, their families and friends to the Fathers Piknik at Parliament on Saturday 6th September from 1pm,” says party leader, Kerry Bevin

The Piknik is to celebrate the importance of fathers in children’s lives, despite the fact that it hasn’t been such a picnic for them under the Clark Coalition.

“Fathers work hard to support and encourage their kids but the misandrist policies of Clark have delivered much parental alienation. Such aberrant family policy must be voted out at the next election by voting wise and voting Republican.”

Mr Bevin claimed that women are still allowed to make false allegations against fathers, move children out of their schools and communities, seek unsubstantiated protection orders and prompt financial persecution by the IRD. The monetary incentive to separate along with the prevalent feminist bias in family law was devastating families and maintaining societal dysfunction, he added

Few male teachers meant father roles were absent in schools too.

“We are now seeing the social consequences of this double whammy delivered by Helen and the Funny Girls.”

“Despite the hits that fathers have taken from the Clark Government we can still have some fun with a concert and a lolly scramble. See you at the Fathers Piknik on Saturday the 6th of September.”

Republic of New Zealand Party policy is to make equal parenting law, to protect children’s rights to have a mother and a father. Mediation will be binding in law, false allegations will be punished and protection orders will have to be substantiated. Child support will become fair. Men’s refuges will be funded. A Ministry of Men’s Affairs will prepare policy and law to secure equal rights for fathers.

5 Comments »

  1. YO! – I can’t be there but will do my best to let ALL on the FFDB? – Father friendly Data Base ? – know about it – Onward – Jim

    Comment by Jim Bailey — Sun 31st August 2008 @ 6:22 pm

  2. Fantastic, something I can take part in! And it sounds like fun 🙂

    Comment by Tigerseye — Mon 1st September 2008 @ 10:35 am

  3. Does anyone know why Lord Ashcroft was visiting John Key ?
    (records are meant to be broken maybe…)
    Australian politics

    Lord Ashcroft has become a significant figure in Australian politics having been identified as the single largest individual donor to any Australian political party during the Financial Year 2004/2005. The Australian Electoral Commission reported in February 2006 that Ashcroft (who gave his address as “House of Lords, Westminster, London”) had donated $1,000,000 to the Liberal Party in September 2004 just before the 2004 Federal election. It was the biggest single disclosed private donation in Australian political history.[10]

    Comment by bull en a china shop — Tue 2nd September 2008 @ 9:48 am

  4. Hey Hans,

    Is it going to be rain or shine? I’m looking forward to it.

    Comment by Tigerseye — Thu 4th September 2008 @ 4:46 pm

  5. Yep, it will be rain or shine

    Comment by Hans Laven — Thu 4th September 2008 @ 11:44 pm

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