RH submission to ICASA: Re: Top TV/Cosatu Porn Channels Application

RH submission to ICASA: Re: Top TV/Cosatu Porn Channels Application



Andrea Muhrrteyn | Radical Honoursty | 18 March 2013

TO: The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa | Owners of Top TV: On Digital Media: B Jonker / Peter Meintjies. | Owners of On Digital Media: Kopano Ke Matla Invest. Co. (Pty) Ltd. | Owners of Kopano Ke Matla: COSATU: Congress of SA Trade Unions. | CC: Pastor Errol Naidoo: Family Policy Institute. | Dr. Albu van Eeden: Doctors for Life International. | Dr. Robert Jensen & Dr Gail Dines | CEO: Ms Keketso Maema: Commission for Gender Equality: Subject: RH submission to ICASA: Re: TopTV/COSATU Porn TV Channels Application (PDF)

RE: Radical Honoursty Culture and Yshmael Guerrylla Law Party Submission: Re: TopTV’s (owned by COSATU) application to broadcast three new porn channels.

The Radical Honoursty culture is a gender balanced culture which practices Æquilibriæx jurisprudence and authentic Multiculturalism; as opposed to all of South Africa’s other cultures, which are patriarchal, and practice AnthroCorpocentric Jurisprudence and fake Multiculturalism : the Egotist Consumptionism Ideology of Multinational Capitalism. The Yshmael Guerrylla law Party is an unregistered Æx party, currently drawing up its Constitution and related documents for registration.

The Radical Honoursty Culture submission covers the following issues/arguments:

• Radical Honoursty Culture and Yshmael Guerrylla Law Party values.

• Request TopTV/Cosatu to fund an investigation by the Gender Commission, to interview all South African individuals found guilty of rape and particularly gang-rape to determine whether they were exposed to pornography and whether their exposure to pornography had any psychological effect – change of personal, cultural or gender identity, or change of perception as to their entitlement to sex from women, or change to their perception of women’s sexuality – in motivating their criminal acts.

• Request that the Commission Officially request Pornography experts Dr. Robert Jensen and Dr. Gail Dines, to make submissions to ICASA, to provide the Commission with detailed research about the consequences and effects of pornography on gender and race relations in cultures based upon AnthroCorpocentric jurisprudence .

• Argument Examples detailing AnthroCorpocentric Jurisprudence’s total failure of credibility, as a system of Jurisprudence, in terms of its (a) failure to provide legal personhood to nature and animal and plant species; (b) disregard for the objective and scientific truth of the laws of nature/ecology, and (c) disregard for the laws of human nature, when it contradicts the objectives of the holders of subjective AnthroCorpocentric Truth.

• How and Why according to Æquilibriæx jurisprudence, ICASA not only has the legal constitutional right, but also the Æquilibriæx duty to refuse Top TV, permission to broadcast three subscription porn channels.

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I love Muslim and ex-Muslim feminist women. They are so earthy, womanly, passionate, knowledgeable, beautiful, and eloquent — so emotionally present, so incredibly brave. Smitten? I guess I am, I always have been — ever since I began moving in Muslim circles 50 years ago.

Take Tunisia's minister for women's affairs. Amidst the mayhem and madness, Lilia Labidi just up and walked out of the United Nations meeting. Unlike Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who was "waxing enthusiastic about the success of the Arab uprisings," Labidi's "giddy exposure to the UN rapidly dissipated. Her own appeal to the gathering (of powerful women presidents and secretary of states) for help in consolidating gains for women in Tunisia elicited little reaction."

And so, Labidi decided to go home. She said: "I cannot live here in such luxury," and she noted that her $700.00 a day cost of staying in New York "would be better spent on a project for rural women." Labidi was offended, frustrated, that the entire UN seemed to care only about the "Israeli-Palestinian conflict" and had absolutely no interest in the needs of women, neither in Tunisia nor anywhere else.