Beatrix Campbell

Beatrix Campbell is a woman who, in my view, lies and exaggerates a great deal with the specific aim of engendering hatred towards men

In my view, the amount of hatred towards men that this woman has engendered over the years is incalculable.

For example, last week in the Guardian, Mz Campbell tried to raise the hostility of women towards men by making the claim that women are financially far worse off than men, which we know is untrue; i.e. it is a lie ...

... women are allowed to work, get into debt, get a PhD - but on condition that they do what they've always done: take care of men and children; pay a forfeit for motherhood; put up with porn in the office; and, over a lifetime, even if they're as good as a bloke, get paid, promoted and pensioned less. It costs women millions to be women.

... women receive huge amounts of money from men both directly and indirectly (via the state). Furthermore, women spend some 80% of all money that is spent in western countries.

And, of course, as far as taking care of their men and children is concerned; firstly, women have complete choice over whether or not they wish to do this, and, secondly, they also have complete choice when it comes to deciding about their careers; e.g. see my piece entitled Subsidising Pregnant Women, and, thirdly, they have complete control over their pregnancies; e.g. see Why Should a Man Bear Responsibility for a Woman who Decides to have a Baby?

For the most part, men do not have the luxury of 'choice' in these matters. They simply have to troop off to work. And, of course, if their partners decide to get pregnant and to remain so following mutually consensual sexual activity, then there is absolutely nothing that the men can do about it.

If she wants a baby, she gets it. If she doesn't, she doesn't.

Indeed, women are portrayed as the victims because it is they who have the choices!

As another example of Beatrix Campbell's malicious rantings about men - and her deceits - a few months ago the BBC Radio 4 had an item on the restricting effects of political correctness on jokes.

Beatrix Campbell was invited on to the programme to air her views about the matter. She felt that the internet had helped to unleash men's true natures. Here is what she said. 

"There is a sense in which the wonderful email and internet have merely released something which was always there, men behaving badly, enjoying child abuse, and sexually abusing women." 

That's right boys. According to the BBC (and the BBC knows damn well what Beatrix Campbell is likely to say) we men just love to abuse women and children and to make fun of such things.

Now, bearing in mind that millions of listeners to this BBC programme will not be familiar with the internet - particularly those areas inhabited by men - the idea that men by the million are using the internet to make fun of, say, child abuse must be quite frightening, and it will certainly blacken their perceptions of men.

But this is what Beatrix Campbell does. And this is why both the feminist-controlled BBC and the Guardian newspaper are always so keen to promote her views.

And, while on this particular subject, I have never, not once, in all the thousands of hours trawling the internet, come across any man making any fun of children being abused.

Of course, I could never infer from this alone that such a thing never happens, but the notion that men, in general, are using the internet so that they can 'enjoy' child abuse is a downright lie - a lie which is clearly designed to stir up a hatred of men.

A further example of her deceits can be seen in an article of hers to which I posted a link last week; Men Are The Problem. It exposes the truly massive extent to which she distorts the findings of a piece of research on domestic violence.

In my view, she also lied pretty blatantly in an article which she wrote about two innocent nursery nurses who had been falsely accused of child abuse ...

in the Daily Express, Beatrix Campbell told her readers that the "stringent" inquiry had found "persuasive evidence of sadistic and sexual abuse of up to 350 children" - an appalling tale - 6 min

In fact, the inquiry was a complete sham - so much so that a later court hearing condemned it unreservedly ... 

Barker was head of a Newcastle inquiry team which wrongly found Dawn Reed and Christopher Lillie guilty of abusing children in their care. Last summer Mr Justice Eady ruled that Barker and his colleagues social worker JUDITH JONES clinical psychologist Jacqui Saradjian and former social services director Roy Wardell — had been DELIBERATELY UNTRUTHFUL in writing the inquiry report. Reed and Lillie each won £200,000, the maximum permitted libel damages.

Judith Jones is/was Beatrix Campbell's partner ... 

What is not in Judith Jones' biography is that she works closely with the influential feminist Beatrix Campbell, who was a key figure in the discussion of the Cleveland child abuse scandal 15 years ago. ...  Another fact that is not in Jones' biography is provided by the Daily Mail: 'Judith Jones - formerly Judith Dawson - was a leading figure among social workers who became convinced that a group of young children were being sexually abused by devil worshippers in Nottingham in 1989. Police found no evidence to support this claim.' 

In my view, Beatrix Campbell also did her best to imbue the nation with the idea that sadistic ritual child sexual abuse was rampant throughout the UK and, further, she tried to portray many of those who criticised the associated 'recovered memory' nonsense as paedophiles ...

One of the social work experts appointed to the team was Judith Jones. Ms Jones, together with her partner, journalist Beatrix Campbell, has been a longstanding opponent of the British False Memory Society. As part of a campaign to uphold 'recovered memory' theory, both Campbell and Jones have sought to blacken the name of the BFMS over many years. The most flagrant example of this was in their 1999 co-written book Stolen Voices which sought to portray, through misinformation and misrepresentation, the BFMS and other critics, as part of a 'paedophile's lobby'. Unsurprisingly, the totally unfounded slurs in the book resulted in a queue of people intending to take legal action. Responding to the first of many potential claims, the publishers withdrew the book the day before publication. - 5 min

The number of people that she has damaged very seriously is inestimable - in my view.

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Sexual abuse of children now presents society with the ultimate crisis of patriarchy, when children refuse to protect their fathers by keeping secrets. Beatrix Campbell - evidently trying to imply that fathers are the main perpetrators of child sexual abuse when, in fact, the evidence shows quite clearly that the biological fathers of children are the least likely group to abuse them in such a manner.

Also see Shameful Therapists.

Ritual Satanic Abuse The former Communist and noted feminist Beatrix Campbell wrote a series of articles and made a Channel 4 Dispatches programme promoting the myth more enthusiastically than any American evangelist group or salacious tabloid. Dolan Cummings

Women Who Make the World Worse Women Who Make the World Worse shows how feminism has devastated American society: fracturing families; making American schools and workplaces into battlefields to advance feminist causes; and exalting working women among mothers and consigning millions of children to a soulless upbringing by daycare center employees. Through it all, O'Beirne shows that feminists have poisoned American public discourse about gender issues with politically charged claptrap about how a hostile patriarchy makes women its helpless victims. Kate O'Beirne