Gender feminists have been trying very hard to smear and sabotage the legitimate cause of fathers' rights movement in America by a massive propaganda campaign of character assassination, lies, and deception (e.g., mischievous "Liz Library" and slanderous raves of Trish Wilson).

I would like to clarify that the "Fathers Manifesto" letter that many of us signed in 1995 was just a statement to preserve fatherhood. The original letter had no sexist or racist remarks. It was not a religious statement, nor was it against the right of women to vote. I am disappointed to learn that the signatures on that letter have been reproduced at a site that might give it a religious tone.

I am against any misguided efforts to compromise our cause. Our purpose is clear. We must continue to advocate that children need two healthy and stable parents at all times. Parents from all walks of life should be promoting peace and stability in their own lives, their children's lives, their work environment, and their communities.

True loving and caring mothers and fathers should team up to promote pro-family policies in their government. Communication is the key to human progress and hatred can only lead to one's downfall.

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