Post-Christmas Update

by Welmer on December 26, 2009

I hope all our readers have enjoyed the holiday so far. For my part, I’ve had my kids and parents over, and we’ve all been enjoying ourselves. The weather in Seattle has been glorious — a little cold, but sunny and clear.
We’ll probably be a bit spotty with the posts until after the New [...]

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American Father to be Reunited With Son, Brazilian Grandmother Opposed Based on “Moral Foundation”

by Welmer12.24.2009

David Goldman, whose Brazilian wife abducted their child to Brazil to start a new life with a lover in 2004, is finally set to regain custody of his son. Mr. Goldman has been battling the Brazilian court system for years to regain access to his own child. His ex-wife expired during childbirth last year, after [...]

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British Politicians Propose Help for Fathers to Save Marriage

by Welmer12.23.2009

In the UK, where the traditional, working-class family has been all but annihilated by the feminist onslaught, Conservatives have warned that marriage is in danger of becoming a “middle class institution.” It is important to note that middle class means something different in Britain; in America pretty much everyone who has a job a cut [...]

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More Cops Shot in Greater Seattle Area

by Welmer12.22.2009

More and more men in our society are becoming unglued, and the results have not been pretty in my neck of the woods. Following Christopher Monfort’s alleged Halloween assassination of a policeman on the same block I used to live on (here I am at the scene of the crime some years before it happened), [...]

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Don’t watch Anime or Read Manga: It Will Rot Your Brain.

by Gx108012.22.2009

If you want to know a civilization, just watch their culture. There is a reason why culture is always researched; it allows people to understand the dreams and ambitions of the people of said civilization. Since this popular culture is one of the few that is exported in massive amounts (Around 120 million dollars in [...]

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Breaking News: Tragedy in Dublin as Guinness Brewery Burns

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Dublin fire brigades have finally managed to quell the flames that were consuming the contents of a warehouse at Guinness Brewery’s headquarters this afternoon, but the extent of the damage is apparently quite severe. Brave firefighters risked life and limb to salvage what they could, but a great deal of beer may have been lost [...]

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Patriarchy Works II

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Fellow Spearhead contributor Jack Donovan wrote a fantastic article earlier today about how the system known as “patriarchy” actually works better than competing theoretical (or even practical) systems.  It’s well worth a read and reflection and comment.
In my own reflections, I posted a long comment there which probably should be a post of its own, [...]

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Patriarchy Works

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Before feminism, men got along just fine.
Some men succeeded, others failed. Collectively, men built and re-built social structures that they preferred, structures that worked best for men and served their proximate interests. Whatever your feelings are about the “rights” of women in society, one thing is undeniable: patriarchy works. It’s not an academic theory. It’s [...]

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Swedish Feminists Applaud Elin Nordegren’s Domestic Violence, American Feminists Nervous

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Sweden epitomizes “progressive” — so much so that the Nordic country is held up as the ideal by American progressives such as Matthew Yglesias, who idolizes the place. One thing I’m not sure these people understand is that Sweden is very different from the United States. In fact, culturally speaking, Sweden is even quite different [...]

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The Price of Domestic Privacy

by Welmer12.19.2009

A murder can be a sudden, unexpected event, but sometimes you can sense it coming like a train hurtling down the tracks at night. There is something about the darkest human passions that strikes us at our very core, and nothing has such a strong emotional effect on social creatures such as ourselves as the [...]

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Feminists Infuriated by Composition of New Seattle Mayor’s Staff

Thumbnail image for Feminists Infuriated by Composition of New Seattle Mayor’s Staff by Welmer12.18.2009

Seattle’s mayor elect Mike McGinn ran on a progressive platform, beating incumbent Greg “cheeseburger” Nickels and corporate egghead Joe Mallahan. Jan Drago, feminist City Councilwoman, was annihilated in the primary, suggesting that Washington State’s feminist juggernaut is running out of steam. However, as you might imagine, this hasn’t reduced the volume of feminist complaints, and [...]

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Delusions of Masculinity

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I recently watched American Psycho, a movie based on the novel written by Bret Easton Ellis. The movie is about the descent into madness of a delusional psychotic named Patrick Bateman, who is a serial killer either in his head or in reality — the story is intentionally vague on that point. There were [...]

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Children of the Soy

by Hawaiian Libertarian12.17.2009
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Learn to fear She Who Walks Behind the Rows.
There is a lot of confusion when it comes to the health effects of Soy in the human diet. There are some things people need to realize before they conclude whether or not they should include this substance in their daily diet….but for most of you, it [...]

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Female Arousal May be a Simple Matter

by Welmer12.17.2009

Joleen Baughmann, a 39-year-old New Mexico woman, began to experience strange, new sensations following severe injuries sustained in a bad traffic accident. Ms. Baughmann, who suffered a broken back in the accident, began experiencing an insatiable desire to copulate some six months following recovery. She described intense arousal from day to day activities that “would [...]

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Men With Pens Anything But

by Welmer12.16.2009

I’d seen the “Men With Pens” site before, and although I didn’t pay too much attention to the site, because it didn’t seem to be relevant to my interests (now I know why), I thought it was nice to see guys who were proud of being men in this age of utter female domination of [...]

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