Damaging feminist disinformation

We were pleased to note the GGGI this year seems to have sunk with barely a trace, with even our leftist media largely choosing to ignore it. This may be because Australia has improved its ranking, shifting from 24^th in global rankings, to 13^th in 2025. Our feminists aren’t keen on anything that suggests women aren’t doing so badly. What use is propaganda if it tells the wrong story?

Our Minister for Women, Katy Gallagher, was naturally still keen to push the GGGI barrel, suggesting the latest report proves there’s still gender equity work to be done. “The report found that at the current rate, it will take 134 years to achieve gender parity across the globe,” she said, boasting of “re-introducing gender responsive budgeting to ensure that gender equality is at the centre of government decision-making.”

That’s Geary’s point about distorted policy decisions. The disinformation is designed to foster very real discrimination against men, enabling policies which, for instance, deny funding for male violence victims, boy’s education and male suicide prevention, incentivize women to raise children without fathers and ignore the need to protect children from abuse by mothers.

It is often said that we live in a world drowning in disinformation. There is no better example of this than the cesspool of doctored data and research emanating from feminist ideologues now running our country.