The Dowry laws of India are being used by angry, gold-digging wives to extort money from their husbands and extended families. These laws have resulted in the arrest of grandmothers, grandfathers, and toddlers alike, who are then subjected to extortion by their tormentor, who promises to withdraw the charges if sufficient money is paid. Many of the targeted husbands are driven to suicide when they face the hopeless tangle of laws and excessive demands of their wives. Indian filmmaker Deepika Bhardwaj takes a hard, and damning look at the corruption within the legal system -- lawyers often take a cut of the settlement and coach the complainant on how to maximize her "winnings" -- and presents bone-chilling actual footage of the heartless, vindictive behavior of the women who abuse the law for money. The website MartyrsOfMarriage introduces the film as an examination of section 498A of the Indian Penal Code:
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More drama for The Red Pill by director Cassie Jaye!
The Canadian Association For Equality (CAFE) has revealed that their billboards advertising the screening of The Red Pill in London, Ontario were vandalized this past weekend. In related news, a group which appears to be similar to the emasculated little boys who cowered behind red hankies in Ottawa is planning to protest the film as well.
If you are in the London area you can watch the circus side-show-rejects as they dance for crumbs of approval from their feminist puppet-masters while you wait for the serious stuff to begin inside the Wolf Performance Hall at 251 Dundas Street, London, ON N6A 6H9 at 7 PM on Wednesday March 1, 2017.
Here's more info on the planned gathering of masked wieners. No need to worry, it doesn't look like they have half of a testicle in the whole group. They'll just drone-on with their brain-dead one-note mantra while onlookers chuckle, or facepalm, at the pathetic spectacle.
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Media Release From CAFE reproduced in full here:
CAFE played a leading role in building the coalition calling for the inclusion of men and boys in the inquiry and hosted an event featuring Chief Ernie Crey, from Cheam First Nation, in Ottawa on December 7, 2016 to discuss the missing and murdered indigenous people.
The Ottawa chapter of the Canadian Association For Equality (CAFE) was denied screening time for The Red Pill at the ByTowne Cinema, and the Mayfair Theater cancelled the film at the last minute in response to pressure from feminists in Ottawa. CAFE quickly booked a room at City Hall on December 4, 2016 for the scheduled 3 PM showing, which immediately sold out along with a second screening added at 7 PM.
UPDATE 2: The show will go on! The new venue is Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Ave West, in the Colonel By Room, and a second screening time has been added:
Sunday December 4 at 3 PM
Sunday December 4 at 7 PM
UPDATE 1: The Mayfair Theatre caved-in to pressure from feminists and cancelled the screening.
The Ottawa branch of the Canadian Association For Equality is hosting a screening of Cassie Jaye's The Red Pill in Ottawa on Sunday December 4, 2016. It is showing at the Mayfair theater at 3:00 PM and I've been asked to participate in a Q&A since some of my footage is used in the film. Don't miss it!
