Call in the troops

Volunteers

That's where my volunteers come in. There are over 1,000 people on our various volunteer lists, some of whom got in touch with me personally over the years, plus others who came through the MOS website. All will receive a mailout checking if they are willing to help. Naturally we welcome new additions, so if you would like to join up, do so here.

MOS will sift through all the people who respond, looking for team leaders to take charge of particular activities and putting them in touch with other locals willing to help. We need plenty of Indians as well as some chiefs!

We will need a team to work with men's groups to get flyers out into local communities. Next week MOS will contact all the major Australian men's groups seeking their assistance in getting our male victim flyer displayed in places where there's plenty of male traffic, like men's barbers or sporting clubs. One of our teams will then follow this up. We have had preliminary talks to some Men's Sheds organisations, which have the advantage of being autonomous groups not needing approval from woke boards so hopefully some will be willing to distribute the flyer.

Other teams might concentrate on men's sporting clubs, or search for events where they might distribute material. MOS has all the downloadable flyers on display in theirresources section, and if it is too hard for you to organise to print off copies, contact MOS admin to find out if these could be sent to you.

Donate

If you are not able to contribute in other ways, please consider donating to the MOS fundraiser – even the smallest amount is very welcome. Financial support is needed to pay for administrative support and expert help, and boost the MOS social media campaign. Note we are using a Christian fundraising platform because it is one of the few sites which does not censor politically incorrect causes.

Educating members of parliament

Consider meeting with your state members of parliament and talk through the key issues, enlisting their support in raising community awareness about this campaign against men. This is particularly important in states like Western Australia where coercive control is on the drawing board but nowhere near actual legislation. Here is a briefing document you can use to prepare yourself for such meetings.

Draft letter

The corporates and non-profit organisations are already lining up to show their woke credentials by supporting the new coercive control laws. How about writing to them to explain they are making a mistake in supporting these unjust laws – cc'ing their boards and all key members of their organisations? Here is a draft letter to get you started.

Support for men

See the MOS advice on helping male victims make complaints. If you know anyone in this situation, please alert them to this advice and perhaps offer to support them in going to the police. It is a big ask for men to do this on their own – not only do they need support, but we must keep records about how men are treated by police. Please contact MOS if you would be willing to support men in your area who wish to take this step.

We also need you to spread the word about how men can defend themselves against coercive control charges. See our advice for men who are being falsely accused – here.

Monitoring the roll out

Police and courts across Australia are being trained to weaponize these new laws against men. I am hearing from police officers who are very concerned that they will be forced to impose these unjust laws, given that they already struggle with domestic violence protocols which ignore female violence and regard male victims as perpetrators.

MOS is keen to gather more information about exactly what police and the judiciary are being taught. Please contact MOS if you can help – all correspondence will be treated as confidential and identities protected. Perhaps it will be possible to set up a small group working on strategy to help police who do not want to have to treat men unfairly.

Everyone must help

It is not too late to take action. We still have a very good chance of derailing this dreadful assault on men by exposing what coercive control is really all about and encouraging male victims to make complaints.

I hope I have inspired you to do something! If all the 10-15,000 people who read my blogs were to send out occasional letters, or put up a flyer, or talk to a barber or contact a sporting group, it would be clear that ordinary Australians are not happy that our lawmakers and justice system have been hoodwinked into supporting a fraudulent feminist campaign. Now isn't that worth doing?

Mothers of Sons would like to thank all the people who devoted months to preparing for this campaign. Namely: their brilliant researcher, Tony; video production from Damn Good Productions; additional help from Insight Films in Perth; graphic design from naughtee.com; the wonderful actors and the mums helping with the media event.