Sir Andre Geim, who won the Nobel prize for physics in 2010, said Sir Tim had been “crucified” by feminist fanatics and condemned UCL for “ousting him” from his honorary post. A senior colleague of Sir Tim’s wife Professor Mary Collins also accused UCL of a “knee-jerk reaction” following a Twitter storm.

Sir Tim, who won the Nobel prize himself in 2001, said he feels “hung out to dry” after the hysterical backlash over his “joke” comment that women who work in laboratories cry when criticized and distract male colleagues by falling in love with them.
The Times newspaper contacted various Nobel laureates, eight of whom either condemned UCL’s decision or said the press reaction had been out of proportion, while only two said the college was right to remove him.

But he spoke the truth, common sense truth, and that’s just offensive because…..??insanity???

I don’t think these gentlemen will achieve much with this protest but hey, they’re welcome to try.

It’s not always about trying to hurt the enemy directly. Men speaking out like this let other men know that things aren’t right. The more men who are inspired the less power Feminist Marxism has.

There is a reason why women were burnt at stakes …. and it wasn’t because they were witches.

It’s so similar to Stalin and Hitler executing and punishing their best General’s and Scientists because they didn’t fit into the required mindset.

Exactly. I once argued, on a dating site, with a woman over “political correctness” – I had stated that I did not consider myself politically correct, and she went off on a tirade about how political correctness basically equated to the greatest good, yada yada yada. I proceeded to inform her that “political correctness” in Nazi Germany entailed killing Jews, along with some other examples, and that “political correctness” simply meant “whatever the hell the current sociopolitical order wants”. She made some irrational attempt at a counter-argument, which I easily smashed.

Then she stopped replying to my messages. Wonder why.