TL;DR
Has your family been affected by false allegations? Have you wanted to or say something but haven’t known what to do?
Here are three things you can do.
- Share this. 2) Attend. Online or in person. 3) Warn Other Women.
Sept. 9th and 10, Washington DC. organized by the NCFM Women Against False Accusations.
More Women Have Awakened
The Amber Heard Trial revealed something to which the average person gives very little thought. At least one woman, with motivation to do so, accused someone she herself had been abusing.
It damaged his reputation, career, and livelihood, until he fought back… and won.
We are in a silent epidemic of false accusations against men. It affects mothers, daughters, and sisters, as the lives of the men they love, support, and depend on are interrupted or destroyed.
Women: If this epidemic hasn’t hit your family yet, it is only a matter of time. The effect will be devastating, as you become aware, as many other women now have, that the accusation and process of a false accusation is as bad as a conviction.
Millions of men have been imprisoned, attacked, or even murdered from the allegedly small percentage of women who falsely accuse. Even if the percentage is small, the overall number of accusations grows every year as stress, hysteria, and incentives spread through traditional and social media.
Very few women will speak out publicly when other women lie. Most are afraid of pushback, being ostracized, or that the impact of doing so would make it harder for women to be believed.
One group of women has had enough of the silence.
Joining the lead of Falsely Accused Day in Great Britain, a group of American Women, The Women Against False Accusations Chapter of the National Coalition for Men, are coordinating a candlelight vigil and rally in Washington, DC in September.
On Fri. Sept. 9th, 2022, a candlelight vigil for the victims of false allegations will be held on the National Mall.
On Sat. Sept. 10, 2022, a peaceful rally will be held at John Marshall Park – US District Court, Washington D.C.
For contact and event details: www.dosomethingforourmen.org/press.
Please help us warn other women against false allegations, before it’s too late.
