I predicted in my 2002 novel "The Rape of the Male Mind" that, when men came to realise how much they had been conned by feminism and women's privileges in general, there would be a furious backlash.

With Phil Davies' speech in The British Parliament on how he had believed in bias against women in criminal courts because he had heard the lie so many times, followed by a huge amount of evidence to show the reverse is true, this is beginning to happen.

We have already had other MPs starting to stand up for men and to openly decry feminism as a hate movement. The political correctness which has been exerting such influence on anyone in public life is failing and I expect to see large numbers of those who previously had been lecturing men on "inequalities" etc. to start backing away from their words, as the toxic nature of feminism gets disinfected with the light of evidence.

The whole men-and-women-are-the-same-except-that-only-men-commit-rape/DV etc lie is going to explode in the faces of those who have been pushing it and I predict that this will happen with great rapidity once the snowball is rolling. I also expect many of the most active supporters of the MRM to come from the ranks of those who have been pushing the feminist agenda.

Edit: since posting this I have read WA's newspaper The Times. Front page features a thing about sexism in the police force. It turns out the main issue is a female officer using her sexuality inappropriately on the job. There is also nearly half a page revealing concern within the forces (71 issues) about pushing women into the forces. Also there is a lengthy article about police using the offer of a reduced sentence to get a murderer to testify that his barrister tried to get him to kill his wife (who was indeed murdered, but the barrister has always insisted he was nothing to do with it.) On the letters page, there is one from a woman defending the importance of motherhood against someone who previously has written about women being angry about not being in top positions.