The Male-Female Wage Gap Myth Expained

This video is a wonderful example of the propaganda spewed  by feminists and the left to have girls walking around bitter and resentful of men.  Trouble is, the facts are incorrect.

Female ICE Chief Of Staff Resigns For Harrassing Males

Finally men are getting the message that legal action against women pays high dividends! In this case, Suzanne Barr (pictured below), has been engaging in a discriminatory course of conduct against male officials at Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Among other things, she made lewd sexual comments in front of others, and she promoted a female over a far more qualified male. This male employee, James T. Hayes, is the Special Agent in Charge of the NY Field Office for ICE. The female who was promoted over him is a light-weight with little practical experience by comparison. Sadly, the article below from the Washington Post does not go into detail about the discriminatory promotion, just the hostile environment allegations.
Bravo to James Hayes for not sitting on the sidelines when an unjust and discriminatory female rears her head. I hope more and more follow his lead and get an attorney. I have my workplace lawsuit against a female still pending, and each one of us should strive to do the same when the opportunity arises.

WASHINGTON — A senior Obama administration political appointee and longtime aide to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano resigned Saturday amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior lodged by at least three Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees.
Suzanne Barr, chief of staff to ICE Director John Morton, said in her resignation letter that the allegations against her are “unfounded.” But she said she was stepping down anyway to end distractions within the agency. ICE, a division of the Homeland Security Department, confirmed Barr had resigned. The Associated Press obtained a copy of Barr’s letter.
Barr is accused of sexually inappropriate behavior toward employees. The complaints are related to a sexual discrimination and retaliation lawsuit filed by a senior ICE agent in May.

In her letter to Morton, Barr said she has been the subject of “unfounded allegations designed to destroy my reputation” and is resigning “with great regret.”
“Of greater concern however, is the threat these allegations represent to the reputation of this agency and the men and women who proudly serve their country by advancing ICE’s mission,” Barr wrote. “As such, I feel it is incumbent upon me to take every step necessary to prevent further harm to the agency and to prevent this from further distracting from our critical work.”
Barr went on leave last month after the New York Post reported on the lawsuit filed by James T. Hayes Jr., ICE’s special agent in charge in New York. Additional employees came forward with their allegations around the same time.
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Peter King, R-N.Y., said in a statement Saturday that Barr’s resignation “raises the most serious questions about management practices and personnel policies at the Department of Homeland Security.” He said his committee will continue to review the case and personnel practices at DHS.
In one complaint, Barr is accused of telling a male subordinate he was “sexy” and asking a personal question about his anatomy during an office party. In a separate complaint, she is accused of offering to perform a sex act with a male subordinate during a business trip in Bogota, Colombia. She’s also accused of calling a male subordinate from her hotel room and offering to perform a sex act. The names of two of Barr’s accusers were censored in affidavits reviewed by AP.



Homeland Security’s office of professional responsibility and inspector general have been investigating the allegations. Prior to the lawsuit, there were no complaints about Barr, according to a homeland security official who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.



In the lawsuit, Hayes described a “frat house” atmosphere at ICE designed to humiliate male employees under Barr’s leadership. Hayes, who was transferred to New York from ICE headquarters in Washington, is asking for more than $4 million that, among other things, would cover compensation he believes he is owed for relocation expenses and financial losses associated with his transfer.

Hayes’ lawyer, Morris Fischer of Silver Spring, Md., has declined to comment.

The Justice Department is seeking to dismiss Hayes’ lawsuit on the basis that he did not state a claim for retaliation.



Barr, a 1995 graduate of the University of Arizona, was among Napolitano’s first appointments after she became secretary in 2009. Barr started working for Napolitano in 2004, while Napolitano was governor of Arizona. Prior to that, Barr worked for Arizona Republican Sens. Jon Kyl and John McCain.

Arrogant "Can-Do" American Women Killed By Dogs

American women often have a certain arrogance when it comes to danger. Part of this is media-created, and part of it is the feminist "can-do" myth.
When it comes to dangerous animals or people, American women often believe that their love and charm prevent them from being harmed. I wonder if this is why so many of them choose abusive partners.
Whatever the case, women are not immune to harm with animal and danger unlike Hollywood portrays. Had the young woman in the story below not been deluded into that thinking, she might very well be alive today.  

A 23-year-old woman who devoted her life to saving animals was mauled to death by dogs she had lovingly rescued.
Rebecca Carey, of Decatur, Georgia, worked in an animal clinic and had been taking in abandoned animals for 10 years.
But, in a tragic turn of fate, the college student was savagely killed sometime over the weekend by at least one of the dogs she had rescued.

Authorities say Carey had five dogs living with her at the time of her death, including a pit bull she had owned for six years.

The other dogs included another pit bull, a boxer mix she had taken in and a Presa, a large Spanish breed. She was also dogsitting another Presa for her friend, Jackie Cira.

Cira discovered Carey’s mauled body on Sunday afternoon after her friend failed to show up for work at Alpharetta's Loving Hands Animal Clinic.

'There was a lot of blood,' Cira told wsbtv.com. 'And when first got there, it looked like she had fallen and hit her head.'

Police initially thought they were dealing with a homicide but the DeKalb County medical examiner ruled Carey's death the result of dog bites.

DeKalb County police spokeswoman Mekka Parish says all of the dogs were euthanized on Wednesday with the consent of Carey's parents.
Cira told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Carey would have been devastated to find out that her dogs has been put down, adding that it would have been possible to determine which animals were responsible for the attack.

'We're talking about three very different breeds weighing around 80 pounds, 55 pounds and 15 pounds,' she said.
But, Tim Medlin, interim director of DeKalb Animal Control, told wsbtv.com that would not have been possible. 'We didn’t know which dog did which,' he said.
'I can’t be wrong. Not just myself, no one can be wrong in putting out a dog that possibly had to do with these type of injuries. I will not put another person at that kind of risk.'
Cira said that Carey, a skilled dog handler, was experienced when it came to dealing with aggressive animals.

'If she found out it was a dangerous dog, they were gone,' she told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 'She felt strongly that dangerous dogs had no business being in society where they could attack a child or something.
Cira added to the newspaper that perhaps Carey had fallen on her head after attempting to break up a fight between the dogs.

Carey's parents, Greg and Ellen Carey, released the following statement after their daughter's tragic death. ‘Rebecca Carey of Decatur was 23 years old and an avid animal lover.

'Since the second grade when she read the book "Throw Away Pets," she vowed to be a voice for all animals.'

Betsy Duffey's novel follows the lives of two girls who find a dog, a cat, and a rabbit in a temporary animal shelter and try to find them homes before they are put to sleep by the authorities.
‘Upon placing her first abandoned animal in a permanent loving home in 2003, she volunteered countless hours with rescue networks and animal shelters,' the Carey family statement continued.
‘There she did what she loved the most: rescuing animals from untenable situations to find them safe, loving homes.’

America is not the greatest country anymore!

This clip from The Newsroom is creating a huge buzz in the media.  It depicts an American man telling the truth about the USA that few wish to acknowledge.

His toughlove message seems to resonate with the audience, and more importantly, with Americans who are tired living a lie that if more difficult than ever to maintain.

The word is getting out folks.  Too bad that it is likely too late to turn the tide.

Brian Banks: Another "God Damn America" Story

Allow me to tell you the story of Brian Banks and Wanetta Gibson.  Banks, now 26, was 16 years old when he was wrongfully accused of rape by Wanetta Gibson.  Banks was then a high school football standout destined for the University of Southern California and a possible career in the NFL according to some scouts.

In 2002, Banks was arrested and charged after classmate Wanetta Gibson said that he dragged her into a stairway at and raped her. Faced with a possible 41 years to life sentence, he accepted a plea deal that put him in prison for more than five years, followed by five years of probation. He also had to register as a sex offender.

In March 2011, Gibson contacted Banks through Facebook and wanted to "Let bygones be bygones."
Banks informed the California Innocence Project of the California Western School of Law that Gibson had contacted him, and they videotaped her recanting her story. 

According to the California Innocence Project, "She said she had made it up, that what they had wasn't even sex but it was consensual. When he was on his way to the office, they decided to go to the stairwell and started making out. Brian said something that upset her, and she told the police he had dragged her down the hallway and raped her."


Gibson's family had won a $1.5 million judgment from Long Beach Unified School District because of Banks' conviction.  After realizing that she jeopardized her new found riches, Gibson later tried to recant her confession of no rape having taken place, but it was too late.  The DA viewed the matter anew and Banks' conviction was overturned.  Gibson will have to repay the 1.5 million dollars.

What we have to see here is the feminist hysteria surrounding claims of rape, no matter how untrue they are.  False claims of rape are often used as weapons of revenge or means to garner sympathy at the expense of innocent men.

No less inportant is the fact that Banks, as an American of African descent, could not rely on the criminal justice system to determine truth and administer justice.  The system failed him like it fails men every day at the hands of wickedly unjust women who game that system.

At one time, African Americans had to fear false allegations of white Americans in the old south.  Back then, an untrue vengeful allegation could mean prison or execution.  Those days are behind us.  However, today men risk losing their liberty, livelihoods, and lives at the hands of women.

The Banks story has barely been reported in the press because it is not big news in America.  Gibson's lies wasted public funds in both the criminal and civil trial, and she deserves to be prosecuted for malicious prosecution and perjury.  She stands little chance of suffering that fate however, because she is female in a feminist-infected society.

For this and other tragedies that befall American men at the hands of opportunist women, I say "God Damn America!"  This nation has lost its way and it is too far gone to get it back.  Feminism has corrupted this country and all sense of truth and justice.

The Great National Impasse

By now it is common knowledge that the US government labors under crushing national debt.  The problem is how we are going to reduce this debt.  Everyone from elementary school math students to Nobel laureate economists realize that BOTH reductions in federal spending AND tax increases are necessary to begin chipping away at the morass that is our debtload.

If it were only so easy.  Democrats are loathe to cut spending and Republicans are loathe to raise taxes, hence our current fiscal dilemma.

Americans have a lot to decide this November when the choose between Obama and Romney.  Since neither candidate is serious about confronting our debt, we'll have to vote for the lessor of two evils.

Things obviously must get worse before we can break out of this impasse.  The question is whether or not that will be too late.



American False Optimism - "Smile or Die"

This video shows the sickening American impulse to remain optimistic regardless of the circumstances.  It led to the economic meltdown, and the political inertia of the last decade or so.  Being a realist is more difficult and just plain smarter. 

Take a look at this matter as presented below.  You will be surprised at how prevalent is the problem.