"Dustbin"  wrote in message
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> Philip Lewis wrote:
>
>> "Aggy"  wrote in message
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>>
>>>"Philip Lewis"  wrote in message
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>>>>"Aggy"  wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>>>Philip Lewis wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Yes and it is thanks to the international nature of
this group that I
>>>>>>quickly learned that the UK shared a similiar plight to the
>>>>>>US,Canada,Australia and New Zealand to mention but
a few. It also
>>>>>>became quickly apparent that feminism IS an
international SCAM and
>>>>>>it's networking capabilities were well demonstrated
with the 1995
>>>>>>Beijing Conference for Wimmin. No coincidence then
that time after
>>>>>>time we see the SAME feminist policies in ONE
western nation being
>>>>>>quicky 'exported' to the rest with the same LIES or
misinformation
>>>>>>and propaganda being used as 'justification'.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Phil
>>>>>
>>>>>LOL. does this mean all the wars over the world will
end as these so
>>>>>called
>>>>>"male only" armies will reunite in their
hatred of feminism?
>>>>
>>>>You are forgetting one very important thing here i.e.
feminism  women.
>>>
>>>No I'm not, dear.
>>
>>
>> Yes you are because you are clearly trying to represent the resistance to
>> pernicious feminism as 'male only' thing. In fact nothing could be
>> further from the truth!
>> Many women have already woken up to the fact that for example their
>> chances and opportunities in the workplace are being seriously undermined
>> by victimist 'poor me' mainstream feminism whose activists have laden so
>> many legislative, fiscal and other red tape factors onto business that
>> instead of reducing so called 'discrimination' against women they are
>> only succeeding in making bosses increasingly averse to employing any
>> women of child bearing age. In fact a WOMAN boss wrote an article in the
>> Daily Mail
>
> Got a URL for this by any chance?
>
> TIA.

Sadly no - I read the article in the print version. The online version
requires you to pay a subscription (around £2 a week!) for access to all its
content. If I get time I will scout around and see if I still have the
original copy (the copy's of the Daily Mail that I bring home with me I put
into a bundle for seperate periodic disposal) otherwise I would have
disposed of the newspaper in a street waste bin. If I locate the article I
will set aside half and hour to type it out and post a copy here. Here's
hoping...

Phil


> D.
>
>  a few weeks
>> where she openly admitted that she was now loath to employ women because
>> she perceived the actual costs to her business was simply too high.
>> Time to wake up and smell the coffee Aggy - the free lunch is over!
>>
>> Phil
>>
>>>Aggy
>>>
>>>
>>
>>



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