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International Men's Suffering Day 19 September Peter Zohrab 2018

19 September is Women's Suffrage Day in New Zealand, the first country to give women the vote. It should be a Day Of Mourning for Men's Suffering and for the Victims of Feminism: men, fathers and unborn children, in particular.

Feminism is a political machine which has constantly changed society and the laws in many countries in ways which advantage women and disadvantage men, fathers and children.

This machine is now in place and has no intelligent theory and therefore has no theoretical end-point. It will continue more and more to victimise men, fathers and children in perpetuity, unless determined action is taken to halt it.

• Saving Money and Reducing Predetermination

• Feminist Matriarchy's Abuse of Men and Children

• Lying Feminist Judge: Applying the Law AND some "Facts", or Applying the Law TO the Facts?

• Al Jazeera Cons the World!

• Abolition of Men's Human Rights in New Zealand

• Transcript of TV journalist Cathy Newman’s grilling of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson

• Assaults by Women on Spouses or Male Partners: Annotated Bibliography

• Domestic Violence Injuries

• Feminism’s clay feet exposed on British television

• Transcript of: "Men In America" Episode 1, including interview with Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson

• Green MP Jan Logie Proves that Women's Suffrage Should Be Repealed

• Non-Legal Research & Legal Approaches to Ex Parte Protection Orders

• Jan Logie: Man-Hating as a Religion

• New Zealand Research on Domestic Violence

• Overview of Fiebert's Annotated Domestic Violence Bibliography

• Review of "The Battered Woman"

• Women Who Initiate Domestic Violence

• Network of Manhaters cons the New Zealand Public about Family Violence

• Political Theory of Agendaism

• How Feminist Indoctucation Controls the World

Summary Haiku:

Men have no rights,
but aren't less human.
We blame sexism.