Jody John Edward

Dad to three girls. Love wheels, photography, animals and art. Hate injustice.

[Jody John Edward @earplifting]

#quoteoftheday

[Vincent McGovern @VincentMcGover7]

My book The War on Dads & Children details how warped the the anti dad & child social engineering is in the UK. Social services, women’s aid, Cafcass all guilty of brutal child endangering discrimination.

[Justice For Henry Nowak @HenryNowakSol_]

The Daily Mail has now published details from sentencing that almost no one has reported.

As Henry Nowak — bleeding from five stab wounds — tried to climb a commercial rubbish bin and over a fence to escape, Vickrum Digwa filmed him.

And taunted him.

“You’re not going to get away with this big man.”

Henry landed on top of a parked car on the other side of the fence. Digwa walked round and took close-up photos of him lying on the ground.

A home security camera then captured what may be the most chilling exchange in this entire case.

Henry: “I am dying.”

Digwa: “You’re not dying bro.”

Ten minutes later, Henry said: “You stabbed me.”

Digwa replied: “No, I didn’t.”

In the ten minutes that followed the stabbing, Vickrum Digwa did not call an ambulance. He filmed Henry for a full five minutes instead.

That clip was deemed too disturbing to be played in court.

Stop and process what that means. A judge and a jury sat through video of Digwa describing his blade in “loving terms,” through bodycam of Henry being handcuffed as he died, through pathologist evidence of the eight-centimetre chest wound — and the only piece of footage the court ruled too disturbing to show was the five minutes Vickrum Digwa spent filming an 18-year-old as he bled to death on a Southampton pavement.

The judge said it in sentencing: “You continued to make films of Henry suffering, ignoring much of his desperation at having been stabbed. You told him that had not happened, no doubt to convince others who were nearby.”

The lie Digwa told the police did not begin when officers arrived. It began ten minutes earlier, in Henry’s face, as Henry told him he was dying.

This is what Hampshire Police walked into. This is the man they believed when they got there. This is what the court has now formally established took place between the stabbing and Henry’s death.

The five-minute video exists. Henry’s family knows what is on it. The court knows what is on it. The public does not.

It is too disturbing to be shown.

But not too disturbing to have been done to him.

Henry — forever 18. 🤍

#JusticeForHenryNowak

[Falsely Accused Network @FalseAccusedUK]

Superb documentary by @JIMSOfficial
This is a must watch for us all in the false allegations area and indeed the public need to know what's going on !

https://t.co/mPFVH1MqBA

[#MenToo @TheRealMenToo]

Why can’t men defend themselves?’
Megyn Kelly defends actor Justin Baldoni's right to fight back against allegations made against him. “What was Justin supposed to do, I mean truly, what was he supposed to do?” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “Why can’t the men defend themselves? That’s crazy talk.

https://t.co/Azg791R44h

[Jody John Edward @earplifting]

@Surviving_LADa 💯

[Nick @Surviving_LADa]

Those of us who are male and have suffered at the hands of a female #DomesticViolence perpetrator, have known all about #TwoTieredPolicing for years, owing to #VAWG ideology. Get
#Ideology out of our public services. We want true #Equality
Not some being more equal than others.

[Nina Mahsati @Nina_Mahsati]

El feminismo no es malo porque una feminista mate a su hijo. El feminismo es malo porque impone un sistema que facilita a la feminista violenta la oportunidad de matar a su hijo alejándolo del padre que podría protegerlo y luego le da impunidad juzgándola con perspectiva de género. Y todo eso sucede gracias a la generalización que hace el feminismo de decir que las mujeres son siempre víctimas y los hombres son siempre malos.
Sí, el feminismo es malo.

[Jody John Edward @earplifting]

@billythekidxii @JamesLNuzzo 💯

[James L. Nuzzo, PhD @JamesLNuzzo]

The screenshot is an excerpt from the article linked by UN Women. Note the projection in the sentences: "In manosphere spaces, personal struggles are reframed as the result of external forces. Frustration and anger are directed outward – often toward women or feminism."

In feminist spaces, personal struggles are often reframed as the result of external forces (e.g., the patriarchy, male privilege, male supremacy), and frustration and anger are directed outward - often toward men.

[Blake S. Taylor Investigations 🚫 @YoungGun8140]

Feminists want to be victims so badly they’ll just make shit up.

[TheTinMen @TheTinMenBlog]

Boys are behind at every level of education, in every area, at every age, and in every country in the west, with a few small exceptions.

You might be reading this for the first time, but this is not a new thing.

In fact, boys have been quietly falling further and further behind girls for more than 35 years, and now, are even further behind in education than women were 50 years ago.

Yet, if we ever do hear this discussed, it’s only to suggest that ‘boys need to try harder’.

But that is not the problem.

Boys are trying, the problem is, the way school educates and grades children, systemically discriminates against them.

We saw this when the UK cancelled exams during COVID, with the so-called ‘girl bonus’.

Where girls that were performing equally well to boys, now through the lens of teacher assessments, suddenly rocketed ahead.

We saw the same when we transitioned from the objective exams of O-levels, to the subjective assessments of GCSEs.

And we saw it again, when the OECD documented the same teacher bias across more than 60 countries, stating the gap “had little to do with ability”.

Yes, it’s true.

Teachers (of both sexes) are biased against boys, and until that changes, nothing else will.

So – who will dare talk about systemic sexism against boys?

What do you think?

~
Talking with Big Bros podcast https://t.co/khUUdp2NAP

Education gap data
https://t.co/zvDgX9yHSA

[Lisa Britton @LisaBritton]

When will we hear calls to close this gender pay gap? (crickets)

[Lisa Britton @LisaBritton]

There’s a pervasive narrative today that women’s health is the one being neglected. Campaigns, billions in funding, and endless media attention pour into women’s issues globally. But the data tells a different story: men’s health is in crisis, and it’s being ignored. Read my latest over on S to kick off Men’s Health Month: https://t.co/GZ7sQpryOG

[Lyn @Lyn9SA]

🧡💙I'm delighted to announce on our 100-day countdown that we are officially in SCOTLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 this year!
I'll be with @franticworry who's organising this event.
🧡💙Watch this space we will be announcing fabulous speakers for the protest.
🧡Remember be there!💙
@FACTukorg @exploringfar

[Falsely Accused Network @FalseAccusedUK]

Falsely accused? You're not alone.

If you're dealing with false allegations of domestic abuse, coercive control, harassment, police involvement, or family court proceedings, the Falsely Accused Network may be able to help.

📞 0204 538 8788
📧 [email protected]
🌐 https://t.co/7FTTB8K81a

Complete our support form today and tell us about your situation.

#FalselyAccused #FamilyCourt #DomesticAbuseAllegations #FalselyAccusedNetwork

[Jeffrey Ketland @jeffreyketland]

We get it. Men are a subhuman caste. How original.

[Jeanine Pirro @JudgeJeanine]

My thoughts on the Depp v. Heard trial verdict #TheFive

[Phil Mitchell:Specialist Working With Abused Males @PhilMitchell83]

1/2
Re: false allegations I find there are 2 extreme views: a) most allegations to police are false & the discrepancy between certain datasets prove it (it doesn’t) & b) False allegations are rare (they’re not)

It’s unhelpful. We need more balance. My article addresses this 👇