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Philip Davies MP and Mark Pearson to speak at ICMI16

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This announcement is, we think, a bit special. We already had 20 impressive speakers scheduled for the London conference, and I’m delighted to announce two more. The following is drawn from the ‘Speakers’ tab on the conference website, just updated:

160411 Philip Davies MPPhilip Davies MP – ‘The Justice Gender Gap’

Philip has been the Conservative MP for Shipley since 2005. He’s a highly regarded advocate for men’s rights, the only such MP in the House of Commons. Examples of his work include revealing startling gender differences in prison sentencing, in 2012 – video here. On International Men’s Day (2015) he introduced the first parliamentary debate on men’s issues – video here.

 

 

160411 Mark PearsonMark Pearson – ‘Facing my Waterloo’

Mark is an award-winning contemporary artist, trained at the Royal College of Art. He recently became the focus of an international news story, when he was falsely accused of sexually assaulting an actress when walking past her in Waterloo Station. He advocates an end to the institutional misandry in the Crown Prosecution Service.

 

 

The head of the Crown Prosecution Service is Alison Saunders, a recent Toxic Feminist of the Month.

We have a strict limit of 200 people in the conference room at ICMI16. Not many tickets are left now, so if you’re thinking of attending, now is the time to order your ticket(s). Please don’t contact me after they’ve run out, expecting me to perform a miracle and make a ticket available. That simply won’t be possible. You can order your ticket(s) here.

About Mike Buchanan

Mike Buchanan is a British men's human rights advocate who leads the political party he launched in 2013, Justice for men & boys (and the women who love them). He was a business executive for 30 years before taking early retirement in 2010. He's written nine books and is also a publisher. His last three books have been concerned with gender and gender politics, the most recent being 'Feminism: the ugly truth' (2012).
In 2012 he launched The Anti-Feminism League and Campaign for Merit in Business. He runs a blog demonstrating that men and boys suffer far more grievously from sexism than women and girls, The Alternative Sexism Project.

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  • Declan Lyons

    Brilliant work, Mike.

  • Kimski

    More Philip Davies here:

    • Mike Buchanan

      Thanks Kimski. The meeting in which the odious Jess Phillips MP (Toxic Feminist of the Month) single-handedly refused Philip Davies’s bid for a debate on men’s issues on International Men’s Day, all the other MPs on the committee being men who said nothing:

      The response to her bullying was so strong that the decision was reversed, so the debate went ahead.

      • You think she learned her lesson… that men are human too and that as a result, they should at least get to present and speak? If MRA’s (and similar) are so wrong, they themselves will be the first to spread the news. People in general really do have a strong dislike of bullying and censorship. Time and time again, we are witnessing the people come to the defense of free speech and fairness in media. Just exposing this kind of bigotry in feminists is starting to make their censorship backfire on them. It is making the world ask” What do feminists have in their closets to hide?

    • Mike Buchanan

      In common with many of the most anti-male feminist Labour MPs, Jess Philips was selected from an all-women shortlist.

      • Kimski

        I wish I could say I’m surprised, Mike, but, you know, the patriarchy works in mysterious ways is all I can muster at the moment.

  • Brilliant job, Mike. So very glad to see this!

  • More bang for the buck! Great additions to an already stellar line up! Can’t wait!

  • PlainOldTruth

    “A bit special”? You understated Brit, you! The announcement is brilliant — glorious. Mark Pearson speaking about the most moronic false rape accusation known to modern man, plus a male MP who is not a nanny-fearing wimp (an exceeding rare thing indeed).

  • Guestronomy

    Nice one, they both sound like interesting speakers,

  • Rob

    mike
    really glad you are inviting mark pearson. More people do need to hear the abuse he has faced from the CPS and the court system .
    perhaps we need to start mentioning a lot more of the actress( as mentioned in pauls video) online along with her character name in game of thrones ( which starts soon) and mark pearson( the person she falsely accused), so as people start searching for her character/name they will see the association between her and the false accusations she made agasint mark.

    If people are willing to search far and wide to find out who is hiding behind a court injunction in the UK(CLUE :candle in the wind, in case avfm is not allowed to say their name), then you can bet more and more will want to know who is the dodgey actress( radio 4 archers as well) who refuses to own up to the consequences of her actions.

    as for phllip davis , you can bet jess phillips will be whining on twitter or to anyone silly enough to believe her.

    You’ve outdone yourself mike !

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