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The Pence Principle: Lessons All Men Must Learn from Ford-Kavanaugh
Mike Pence has a policy. He never is left alone with another woman unless his wife is in attendance. And he doesn’t attend parties where alcohol is being served without his wife. Our Vice President caught a lot of guff for having this somewhat prudish policy. Some even accused him of being a sexist, refusing to be left alone with women. But with the carnage and mayhem that was the Brett Kavanaugh nomination, Vice President Pence’s policy is starting to look very wise, even clairvoyant. And every man in America could stand to learn a lesson or two from our Vice President. Be smart. Buy this handbook and learn to practice “The Pence Principle.” Defend yourself, your career, your family, and your life from the false accusations of women today and into the future.
129 pages, Paperback
Published October 13, 2018
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September 17, 2021
A short but succinct argument against feminism and a stark prognosis of what will happen to the relationship between the sexes, including a horrifying “solution”: men to wear a bodycam at all times when with women, record every conversation, keep records of every email, phone call and location for at least 40 years. “And if all this seems excessive, remember that it is feminists who have made this necessary.”
The argument is based on Mike Pence’s policy of never being alone with a woman or going to any social function where women are present unless his wife accompanies him, and the accusations of Ms Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Many other horrifying true cases are briefly described highlighting the devastating consequences for the men involved.
The origins and causes of feminism are considered and the conclusion is that women have been, are and will be the greater losers as men go their own way rather than take the growing risks a relationship now unfortunately incurs.
The book includes a link to a yt video of conservative Charlie Kirk being harassed while trying to defend Kavanaugh’s right to due process. It is horrifying, and supports the author’s contention that this kind of behavior is about power.
The argument is based on Mike Pence’s policy of never being alone with a woman or going to any social function where women are present unless his wife accompanies him, and the accusations of Ms Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Many other horrifying true cases are briefly described highlighting the devastating consequences for the men involved.
The origins and causes of feminism are considered and the conclusion is that women have been, are and will be the greater losers as men go their own way rather than take the growing risks a relationship now unfortunately incurs.
The book includes a link to a yt video of conservative Charlie Kirk being harassed while trying to defend Kavanaugh’s right to due process. It is horrifying, and supports the author’s contention that this kind of behavior is about power.
November 19, 2021
The best argument against feminism.
This book is aimed at men but women could benefit from it more. This book shows how women are being manipulated and weaponised for the gain of politics and ideological parasites. No fluff. Just read it.
This book is aimed at men but women could benefit from it more. This book shows how women are being manipulated and weaponised for the gain of politics and ideological parasites. No fluff. Just read it.
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