Well, January has come and gone in a flash. Time for the final link fest of the month, but first the totty.
What can I say. There’s a special place in my bed for women of Asian descent.
Starting with the economic news:
Here’s an article about some stark realities most pundits don’t want to think about.
Here’s Vox Day on the GDP number that was out Friday.
Now for the rest of the links,
PMAFT discusses the primary class war between public and private sector employees. Then he follows it up with a great post at the Spearhead on the Misandry Bubble.
OneSTDV points out the SWPL war on childhood, and on the failure of abstinence education. Also, I’ll link to this post on Howard Zinn, RIH.
Chuck on Bitch Culture, and on male coaches in female basketball. Also this excellent post on Women don’t create jobs over at the Spearhead.
The Social Pathologist examines Haiti.
T aka Ricky Raw on the three tracks.
Toy Soldiers links to a story about the actor Gabriel Byrne.
11 minutes discusses the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon and women’s attraction to dangerous men.
Silas writes a response to 11 minutes posts that I linked to last week regarding individuality.
A Shrink for Men writes about Social Media and Narcissism.
Roosh provides a guide for solo sarging.
Krauser dismantles a dating advice article for men, and has this post about economic freedom and game.
Vox Day has a post about women politicians spending other people’s money. Also this post on additional categories to classify men.
Unfrozen Caveman provides his own responses to Dear Abby letters. His are better.
Whiskey writes on the changing sexual and cultural mores over at the spearhead.
R.S. McCain writes about General Patton with clips from the movie.
The False Rape Society writes about raising awareness of false rape claims helping real rape victims. Tom Snark has additional thoughts here.
Luvsic says the thrill is gone.
Strike Force Morituri reminisces about his childhood.
John Smith disagrees with his mother.
We’ll finish up with Dr. Paul’s excellent post at the Spearhead about women and their feelings. So many good quotes in this one, but I’ll leave you with this one,
Ladies, the only real purpose for your feelings is to tell you there is a problem you need to fix. After that, continuing to dwell on them, or childishly forcing your partner to obsess on them with you, only keeps you from finding solutions.
Bravo!
