"Our country is not going to survive if we continue this War on Men!"

[drokhole]

Run time: 05:03 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BincmtWINMs   Posted on YouTube: August 08, 2010 By YouTube Member: gohrmilwpccom Views on YouTube: 868   Posted on DU: April 21, 2011 By DU Member: drokhole Views on DU: 530

 
Have you heard of the "chicanery" companies pull when they "pretend the woman's owning the company when the guy's owning the company"? Glenn Grothman sure has, and he's got the courage to say it! That's right, folks - the man who famously stood up to the "slobs" protesting in Madison is also trying to save our country from committing "suicide from within" due to the rampant increase of fatherless children, affirmative action, and the War on Men!

(On a more serious note, this asshole is one of the remaining three Republican Senators from Wisconsin yet to be recalled. If you, or someone you know, lives in his district, be sure to sign - or have them sign - the petition!)

[Blue Owl]

1. Are you sure that isn't Glenn Beck?

His theories are rather Beckesque in their blatant idiocy...

[freshwest]

2. Another follower of Henry Makow, who changed his website to get more money?

Here is his current website, and a cruise into the embedded links reveal the language and ideology of 'patriots' and teabaggers:

http://www.henrymakow.com/

His previous one, 'savethemales' had all his rantings in depth. Now you have to go to Amazon and buy his book. But the other site was free reading material and has been online for years.

This is teabagger mythology. Those who think these bumpkins just fell off the back of the truck recently, haven't investigated the roots.

His former website, and no doubt the book he's hawking, began with an appeal to those, like myself, who have resisted years of degrading media stereotypes of both men and women.

But it ends with a frightening tale of conspiracy of manipulation of humans to serve an anti-Christian agenda. That's not the half of it. When you really go into all this conspiracy stuff the right is using, they insist it will kill almost everyone on the planet.

Those stories are potent stuff for those with a little knowledge and vivid imaginations, a source of great fear and anger for these folks.

Here's another take on this with more positive solutions that could be offered in discussions with the folks if they'll listen:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/feb/29/savethemale