Washington DV Press

On a day when Rob McKenna called for tougher domestic violence laws, in an article fraught with misinformation, one woman attempted to kill again over jealousy, and another pled not guilty to attempted child rape. I had to laugh as her defense attempted instead to paint the 13 year old boy as the “aggressor” in [...]

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By Carey Roberts Last week we were jolted with the news that the global warming crisis is a hoax, an ideologically-driven scam based on data that have been routinely doctored, selectively presented, and when necessary, furtively disposed of. But there’s another global disinformation campaign that is still going strong. It’s called the Cult of Domestic [...]

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By Carey Roberts Domestic violence shelters are rife with mismanagement and fraud. They push a radical gender ideology on the unsuspecting, discriminate against male victims, and employ woefully unqualified staff. And they ridicule traditional religion as “oppressive” to women — all to the tune of $100 million in federal taxpayer money each year. So how [...]

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Cindi and Dale Todd run Phoenix Counseling Services, Inc. up in Everett, WA. They are the latest in the long line of pretenders that we are out to expose in the corrupt DV Industry within the State of Washington. Dale boasts on his website that he is a Certified Clinical Criminal Justice Specialist through the [...]

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LOS ANGELES/WORLDWIRE/Nov. 5, 2009 — Pop singer Rihanna recently made a widely publicized statement to Glamour Magazine that she wants to “shed light on the reality of domestic violence.” The National Coalition For Men (NCFM) calls on Rihanna to discuss her own reported violence against Brown as well if she wants to shed light on [...]

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Following last month’s  resounding defeat regarding gender bias within their domestic violence treatment service centers, there has been a few changes within the West Virginia Family Services web site. There’s a new, somewhat guarded mention of men and domestic violence. But noticeably missing are the names of the board members along with their phone numbers. [...]

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One of the most frustrating questions that I get is “Who should I go to?”. I’m often asked this question and I frankly haven’t heard many good comments concerning King County and Washington State’s DVPT programs. To be frank, the comments have not been good. This is a good opportunity for some to step up [...]

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