Biorealism is the answer to our malaise. The evidence is now in; feminised societies are increasingly exhibiting series structural economic weaknesses. Feminisation is a misguided endeavour based on false assumptions that ignore human psychology and physiology.
Not only is the Girlboss fallacy giving way to the Snail Girl era, the experiment of manipulating the employment market to feminise both the workforce and the structure of the economy is also failing to deliver growth. What is more, the socio-economic crisis in which the country is being subjected to is a direct consequence of feminisation.
It is certain that feminised societies will ultimately fail, what is only to be seen is the level of destruction that feminisation leaves behind when it collapses.
To restore growth, what is needed is a recognition of biological reality. The time has come to restore biorealism!
Hill, Victor: - Victor Hill is a well-known financial economist, commentator and writer with a professional background in international banking and fund management. He wrote a popular column for Master Investor magazine and its website for nearly a decade. His monthly Global Economic Outlook, widely followed by business leaders, is available on YouTube.
McCrae, Niall: - Niall McCrae is an officer of the Workers of England trade union and a social commentator. He was previously a senior lecturer at King's College London, where he produced almost a hundred academic papers on mental health. He has written eight books, including Moralitis: A Cultural Virus (with Robert Oulds, 2020) and Green in Tooth and Claw: The Misanthropic Mission of Climate Alarm (2024). Follow Niall on Substack at Niall McCrae.
Oulds, Robert: - ROBERT OULDS M.A., FRSA, is the author of World War II: The First Culture War. This book explores the history, politics, economics, and thinking behind the military strategies of Hitler, the Axis, and the Allies. He is also the author of Montgomery and the First War on Terror. The book explores a little-known period of Monty's career where he faced guerrilla forces in Ireland in the early 1920s and Palestine in the 1930s.Robert is the author of Counterattack: Montgomery and the Battle of the Bulge and Everything you wanted to know about the EU but were afraid to ask. Amongst other works he is also the co-author of Moralitis, A Cultural Virus. He is the longstanding Director of the Bruges Group, the respected think tank which since 1989 has been at the forefront of the debate about the UK's relationship with the EU and the wider world. The President of the Bruges Group was the former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.He was the Standard Bearer and Treasurer for the Royal British Legion (RBL) which is an organisation established to help the welfare of ex-Servicemen.Robert was Cabinet Member for Education and Children's Services in a London Borough and was a Councillor for 16 years, where he was Chairman of Planning. He was also Chairman of two parliamentary constituency associations.Robert has gained a wealth of knowledge on employment relations through representing workers at employment tribunals, and in grievance, sickness, and disciplinary hearings. Successfully defending their statutory rights, upholding employment law, and safeguarding an employee's health and well-being.
