No Men Beyond This Point Page #4
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qualified female.
It's simply
a weeding out process.
And there just happens
to be a lot of weeds.
My grandfather, he warned
that this would happen.
He said we never should
He said, "You give them an inch,
and they'll take your soul."
You know what?
He was right.
Generally speaking,
men did not
react well to
female-led governments.
More and more of
them began to opt out
and move to rural encampments in what
we now refer to as "the Exodus."
We are not welcome here,
so why stay?
You know?
We'll see how they
because I don't think
it's going to be too long
before they realize the mistake they
made and then beg us to come back.
Hey, jackass!
You forgot your coat.
Kind of an important
item to leave behind
when you're gonna
live in the woods.
I was living
and they were all
beautiful and free loving.
like a sex object
By the mid-1970s,
it was clear
fine without men in charge.
This caused a lot of the men who had
left to rethink their positions.
Some returned and took on
more subservient roles.
But a core group
dug in their heels
and refused to accept
the new world order.
It's simple, okay?
Power, respect.
That's what's been
taken away from us,
and that's what we
intend to get back.
It's not called "womankind."
It's called "mankind."
And there's a reason for that,
because for
the last 200,000 years,
men have been keeping
civilization afloat.
We've been steering the ship.
We built the ship.
And now they want
to chuck us overboard
because their eggs
have gone haywire?
Not bloody likely.
-What do we want?
-Respect!
-When do we want it?
-Now!
-What do we want?
-Respect!
-When do we want it?
-Now!
The protests tied up traffic
throughout the city,
which is believed to be what
ultimately sparked the violence.
Women just started
getting out of their cars
and coming at us with this...
This look in their eyes.
Get out of the street!
I was trying to get to work, but
And then I saw the men blocking
the road and chanting.
And I snapped.
Protest marches took place
all over the world that day.
At first, it was thought that the violence
was connected to parthenogenesis.
That nature was compensating
for the loss of men
by making women
more aggressive.
But in fact,
it was PMS.
By 1975,
women represented
over three-quarters
of the world's population.
This triggered what's known as
"menstrual ovulatory synchrony,"
which is a phenomenon
women become synchronized.
So essentially, the world became
like one big sorority house.
This is just
the tip of the iceberg.
First their bodies
get in sync.
Pretty soon,
it'll be their minds.
Telepathic communication.
How do you contend with that?
You can't.
You can't compete
with the hive mind.
The protest marches
and the ensuing violence
turned out to be
a watershed event.
It was the catalyst
for creating a monthly,
three-day statutory holiday
we now know as "Menses."
But more importantly, the protests
happened right after unification.
So it was the first test
for the newly formed
World Governing Council.
And everyone was watching very closely
to see how they would respond.
First of all,
I want to make it clear
that the World Governing
Council, above all, listens.
We want men's groups everywhere
to know we have heard you.
We acknowledge your plight
and we're going to help you.
As part of our commitment
to ensuring the safety
and comfort of men everywhere,
the World Governing Council has
for the creation
of male sanctuaries.
These exclusive communities will
be located all over the world,
including the entire
continent of Australia.
Men who live in these
sanctuaries will be provided
all the services they require,
including medical attention,
nutritious meals,
clean clothes,
and of course, entertainment.
We believe that
the remaining men
should be kept as
comfortable as possible
as they live out their lives.
And that their
contribution to humanity
must be, and will be,
respected and honored.
But, at the same time, we must
respect and honor nature's actions.
Praise nature.
Do they think we're children?
Offering us food and a bunch
of silly conveniences.
It is a blatant attempt by this
We're not stupid.
They can ply us with
all the comforts in the world,
but it will not
change our resolve.
Because they may have taken away
our rightful place in society.
They will not take
away our dignity.
While there's no question
and were very vocal
about their intentions,
they actually didn't do much
once the Governing Council
established the sanctuaries
That's rubbish.
Living in the sanctuaries
has not made us weak.
What it has done is given us the
ability to plan our resurgence
as the dominant,
superior sex
without the hassle of having to prepare
meals or take care of ourselves.
Don't you see?
The joke is on them.
All this time,
the regime have believed
that they've been
weakening our resolve.
But what they've actually
to focus on our
plan of attack.
And it won't be long
before we're ready to strike.
I don't think the issue
is whether or not
the MLO is
an effective organization.
It's the fact that their central
goal can't be achieved.
Not when the government
firmly believes
that there's no solution
to the problem.
They don't even see
manlessness as a problem.
To them, it's simply
an evolutionary event,
an act of nature
that's beyond our control
and should
never be questioned,
because nature is sacred.
Notice the energy
rising up your body,
higher and higher.
through your fingertips.
Breathe it in.
It wasn't enough
that they took away our jobs.
They went and fired God, too.
Worshipping the sacred
cycles of her forces.
Replaced him with a sheila.
That's nature
flowing through you.
Praise nature.
But you can't
question her actions,
because everything she does
is a blessed gift.
Influenza was
an act of nature.
So was malaria and cancer.
But they're not
around anymore.
And not because
nature eradicated them,
but because the government spent trillions
of dollars developing vaccines.
I'm not suggesting that the
Governing Council has been
avoiding dealing with the
manlessness issue on purpose
as a way
to maintain power,
even though having men die off
would certainly achieve that goal.
But I do think it's
worth asking the question.
Why haven't more resources
been put towards it?
There's no doubt in my mind
that the government have been
deliberately
ignoring the problem.
They're using
nature as an excuse
to push their
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