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thanks to J for pointing us to this story. An hour ago he called and
spluttered, ‘Mike, you won’t believe what :the hag has written about
today!’ Sure enough, he was referring to a piece by the ‘personality’
and ‘journalist’ Janet Street-Porter. I can’t recall when a piece in a
newspaper – British or otherwise – last made me so angry.
The Daily Mail has many fine female columnists and one truly vile one, Janet Street-Porter. At the very time of year when so many men are suffering the most due to denial of access to their children, because their vindictive ex-partners employ the services of the state to enforce that denial, JS-P has been so cruel as to write a piece published in today’s edition titled, ‘Deadbeat dads are the real problem’. It’s the second story in her column:
In a vile piece, possibly the most vile is this:
In this country, courts do not deny dads access to their children unless they are deemed a threat. There has to be a very good reason not to grant them the right to see their kids every other weekend.
Leaving aside the issue of whether access to children ‘every other weekend’ is reasonable access - we believe it’s not - can JS-P possibly be unaware how blatantly untrue these remarks are? More importantly, can her editor be unaware? And how about this?
In April 2012 we presented JS-P with a ‘Harpy’ award. It seems appropriate to provide a link to that story now. It will also take you to her award certificate:
http://fightingfeminism.wordpress.com/2012/04/12/janet-street-porter-wins-a-harpy/
More than a few people have asked us if the image of the woman in the certificate is JS-P herself, but it’s not. It’s a picture of a waxwork female vampire. The same image appears on the cover of my book Feminism: the ugly truth.
Two months ago this awful harridan made another ‘misleading statement’ – about the impact of women on companies’ performance – and we made a public challenge, as yet unanswered:
http://j4mb.wordpress.com/2013/10/07/our-public-challenge-to-janet-street-porter/
In the highly unlikely event this disgusting men-hating crone ever responds to the challenge, we’ll publish her response on this website. Here’s the link to her profile on the website of a programme she appears on regularly, ITV’s Loose Women:
http://www.itv.com/loosewomen/presenters/janet-street-porter/
The following extract from her profile reveals all you need to know about her self-perception, and what others think of her:
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Angelo: I have three children, two sons aged 11 and 13 and a little daughter aged 4. Though I have tried every avenue apart from breaking the law, I have not seen my sons for five years. I have my daughter every day and over night every week and we have been on holidays abroad every year. I mention this as a counter to J. S. Porters guff about courts having good reason not to grant so called 'access'. The point is, how am I a threat to my big 11 and 13 year old boys and not to my 4 year old little girl? J.S. Porter is just another misandrist in the same vein as ye olde misogynists. She is talking out of her ass about a subject she clearly knows little about. She needs to talk to Bob Geldof about 'The real love that dare not speak it's name'
The Daily Mail has many fine female columnists and one truly vile one, Janet Street-Porter. At the very time of year when so many men are suffering the most due to denial of access to their children, because their vindictive ex-partners employ the services of the state to enforce that denial, JS-P has been so cruel as to write a piece published in today’s edition titled, ‘Deadbeat dads are the real problem’. It’s the second story in her column:
In a vile piece, possibly the most vile is this:
In this country, courts do not deny dads access to their children unless they are deemed a threat. There has to be a very good reason not to grant them the right to see their kids every other weekend.
Leaving aside the issue of whether access to children ‘every other weekend’ is reasonable access - we believe it’s not - can JS-P possibly be unaware how blatantly untrue these remarks are? More importantly, can her editor be unaware? And how about this?
One new study reckons there are about 1 million dads who live apart from their children – one in ten of all dads – a huge number. After talking to 1,000 dads who were separated from their children, it emerged that many were not working, had a poor education and had married or lived with someone three or more times.You’d be forgiven for thinking ‘1 million dads’ live apart from their children through choice. We’re not told what the ‘new study’ is, of course. That aside, is she implying that it’s reasonable to deny fathers access to their children, if they’re not working? Or if they’ve had a poor education (hardly their own fault, after all)? Or if they’ve married or lived with someone three or four times? As far as the last point is concerned, Kate Winslet would fall in the same category, having had three children by three different men. Would JS-P favour denying Winslet access to her children? JS-P herself has been married four times. Pot, kettle, black? And how about this?
Of course, some women deny fathers access to their children without due cause, which is incredibly cruel, but what about the men who produce babies by different women and don’t pay for any of them?Vast numbers of single mothers in the UK know perfectly well who the fathers of their children are – to be fair, many of them are genuinely unsure, but that’s another issue altogether – but they tell the authorities they don’t know who the fathers are in order to be supplied with social housing for life, welfare benefits etc. And who pays for that accommodation and those benefits? Men, in the main, who pay 72% of the income tax collected in the UK.
In April 2012 we presented JS-P with a ‘Harpy’ award. It seems appropriate to provide a link to that story now. It will also take you to her award certificate:
http://fightingfeminism.wordpress.com/2012/04/12/janet-street-porter-wins-a-harpy/
More than a few people have asked us if the image of the woman in the certificate is JS-P herself, but it’s not. It’s a picture of a waxwork female vampire. The same image appears on the cover of my book Feminism: the ugly truth.
Two months ago this awful harridan made another ‘misleading statement’ – about the impact of women on companies’ performance – and we made a public challenge, as yet unanswered:
http://j4mb.wordpress.com/2013/10/07/our-public-challenge-to-janet-street-porter/
In the highly unlikely event this disgusting men-hating crone ever responds to the challenge, we’ll publish her response on this website. Here’s the link to her profile on the website of a programme she appears on regularly, ITV’s Loose Women:
http://www.itv.com/loosewomen/presenters/janet-street-porter/
The following extract from her profile reveals all you need to know about her self-perception, and what others think of her:
The first thing I do in the morning is: Remind myself I am fabulous because no one else is going to!I imagine her ex-husbands wake up every morning and spontaneously burst into a loud rendition of, ‘Oh, what a beautiful morning… oh, what a beautiful day!’
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Angelo: I have three children, two sons aged 11 and 13 and a little daughter aged 4. Though I have tried every avenue apart from breaking the law, I have not seen my sons for five years. I have my daughter every day and over night every week and we have been on holidays abroad every year. I mention this as a counter to J. S. Porters guff about courts having good reason not to grant so called 'access'. The point is, how am I a threat to my big 11 and 13 year old boys and not to my 4 year old little girl? J.S. Porter is just another misandrist in the same vein as ye olde misogynists. She is talking out of her ass about a subject she clearly knows little about. She needs to talk to Bob Geldof about 'The real love that dare not speak it's name'
It would seem Jan neither reads the Daily Mail or communicates with other female colourists. On 26th December Sally Windsor wrote about how she attempted to cut her ex partner out of her life and stop and access to their daughter because “Even then I knew it was unfair, but I wanted to punish him, I blamed him for the brake-up of our relationship and what better way to hurt him, I reasoned, than take his daughter away ?" the idea for her article came when The Daily Mail highlighted the case of "a exemplary father who'd battled for 12 years to see his daughter after his former wife falsely accused him of sexually abusing her" At some stage these acts must be described as what they are, Domestic Abuse that continues after the relationship ends. However with the judge adding and abetting the crime, who will try the case ?
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Forty
Thanks Forty, what a couple of bitches! I've been there and you are dead right, with judges aiding and abetting the crimes of these misandrist sociopaths there is no hope. I would go with a naming and shaming campaign for judges. To that end let me warn any fathers facing judge Barclay in the Bristol family court, go armed with video or else that mangina will be the end of you. I have a little 4 year old daughter that's with me every day, sleeps over every week holidays abroad with me every year (without her mother) yet apparently I am a danger to my big 11 and 13 year old boys who's nappies I changed and bottle fed etc.. The fact is Barclay endorsed the same vindictive shite you mentioned above. Nothing more nothing less. cafcass, the police and of course the SS also played their parts with great manginosity. Keep well friend and lets hope for a happier new year
DeleteSomething is very wrong here. The access in the two cases belong to two different people, it just dose not make sense. I am glad you are getting a proper relationship with your daughter, however the "system" is doing your sons a major disservice. At some stage those in power will have to realise children need fathers and currant policies harm the children as much as the fathers. Good luck my friend, keep well, keep writing and here is hoping for a better 2014
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http://fortytwowrites.wordpress.com/2013/12/28/court-sanctioned-domestic-abuse/
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