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Courts - Scotland - Diversity in Scotland???
I received notice last night of a "debate"
(thanks to Margaret Mclaren) which was being held in Glasgow
to discuss the Scottish Executive's " Family" law
proposals.
The debate was hosted by The Scottish Civic
Forum, which is meant to foster debate, and is funded by The
Executive, to do this and to examine discrimination.
The speakers were a fat broomstick- jockey from
Women's Aid, a woman from Family Mediation Services Catholic
Mothers Association, a poof from the "Equality"
network who was worryingly thin, and someone from the Humanist
Society. None of the father’s groups were informed by
the SCF, so I phoned early doors and suggested that they were
practising discrimination, as opposed to examining it, when
they held a forum on Family Law but decided to exclude inviting
men's and father's groups.
The lady who spoke to me, Leva Johnstrud, said
that it was difficult to know of such groups. I suggested
that unless she was on another planet two weeks ago, it would
be difficult not to be aware, and that I thought her answer
was ****.
After a few more points were made (like saying that I would
be contacting the press, and her funding via The Audit Committee
she agreed that they had been discriminatory, and that lessons
would be learned.
In fairness to her, when I told her I did not
much fancy going to hear some man-hating lezza wittering on,
she assured me that that was not the case, and that they did
want all views represented, and would I please go along.
Interestingly, before I arrived, Donnie Stewart,
an LIP, heard her boss discussing me with a woman from a politician's
office, so she must have phoned ahead!
At the meeting, a variety of organisations were
present, including The Mother's Association, a woman from
some Jewish association, ( she seemed little interested, maybe
she was "trawled for" to add "diversity")
the Diversity Officer for the Court Service, and various others.
As soon as I turned up, I delivered same lecture
to the Chairwoman and her side-kick, who waffled on some,
but eventually caved in- the poof was kicked off the panel
and I was invited to represent fathers.
There were five other father's activists present
and all made good points.
The Women's Aid witch, who was their to lobby for the proposed
sweeping new powers of exclusion had had her gas put at a
peep earlier, when I had exposed some of feminism's Dirty
Little Secrets ( starting with Erin Pizzey's " of the
first 100 women, 62 were as violent as the men they had left")
I made the point that existing orders went through
on the nod, no proof required, and that they were already
hugely abused, by individual women and by lawyer's who routinely
advised women in divorce put in a phoney domestic abuse accusation,
and to go to Women's Aid The One -stop Divorce Shop, where
they would be told how to fabricate phoney claims were being
put up by known as Women's Aid.
Point here is, lads, that Feminists are a bag
of *****, they crumble when they are attacked aggressively
by those in possession of the facts. They eat gentlemen for
breakfast, being gentlemanly is playing into their hands.
Although the Women's Aid witch was squashed,
I am afraid that there is still a considerable acceptance
among the ordinary Joe or Jane that saintly women ( 100% of
female population) are getting battered by evil brute men,
( 100% of male population).
Much to be done to educate general public. At
a tea-break, I heard The Court Service chappie canvassing
everyone for their views except the father's present. I challenged
him, and he said that he would certainly like to hear from
fathers-- I'll send details to anyone interested. I'm sure
that the Court Service in England and Wales has the same,
and following the comments from the cheeky twat in Mid-Staffordshire
about F4J, perhaps F4j might want to speak to the diversity
Officer and explain why they have to do that voodoo that they
do so well?
In fairness, after getting gripped by the short
and curlies, the Civic Forum did their best to encourage all
sides to air their views, which is the very essence of democracy--
is there a comparable organisation in England?
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