athers and good, decent men of today trying to do the right thing - are under FIRE!

Our families are torn apart and our children's lives are more often than not — destroyed for years to come!

Battling enormous pressures and currently in the process of being disarmed. Not just through the disarming of firearms, but through the deprivation of all god given privileges, rights and freedoms that are naturally bestowed upon us as fathers, men, boys and as God's creatures.

Our livelihood, families, manhood, freedom and existence as we know it, are all under serious threat and it will get worse before it gets better, unless we, as responsible wise fathers unite, stand up and confront all signs of oppression and tyranny before it's too late. Make no mistake, whatever your age, wake-up, open your mind, ears, eyes and look around!

If you do nothing - do not be surprised when you wake up one day and wonder where has the good life gone.. Not just for you, but your children and their children.

A father's foremost role is to protect his wife, children and family. Our secondary role is to unite with other fathers and men to defend our nation in times of war and attack from hostile acts against us.

Fathers 4 Justice Australia — commonly known as F4J, is a community of concerned fathers who have experienced the harsh hand of unfairness, injustice and unwarranted destruction of their family by various people and organisations that profit from the demise of vulnerable families in times of despair.

As awareness and maturity of the Australian community grows so does support for F4J from mothers, young men and women, grandparents, family relatives, children and other concerned members of society who are outraged, want a voice and a call to action, to combat and resolve the growing number of issues that harm ordinary loving Australian families — when there is absolutely no need to do so!

Background
Originating with protests in the UK in about 2002 with founder Matt O'connor leading the charge, F4J as part of the men's movement was joined by Australians in 2004. However, the guiding principles behind F4J is proving to be far bigger than just Family Law and equal parenting.

Since then, changes have been implemented by the government and private organisations to, on the face of it, give a fairer deal to children and families alike, through more equal and balanced parenting arrangements and settlements. Although in the right direction, greater changes are still needed in the form of preventative education, support and rehabilitation for separated families, from the unnecessary emotional pain and financial loss, most families incur post family separation.

To protect and insulate families from having the grief of their separation exacerbated, often by draconian systems and laws in place, F4J remains vigilant, ensuring that the sanctity of family and people's rights be preserved, and that our children are kept safe, protected and loved at all times.

Here are just some of the isssues facing fathers after separation and divorce

• Understanding the separation process and systems
• Understanding yourself and human behaviour
• Understanding bigger pictures
• Understanding your power, authority and control
• Raising your awareness and knowledge
• Know thyself and understand your own mind
• Working out what you really want
• Intervention orders / AVO's
• Police powers and authority
• Family law industry and associated entities
• Family Court and other courts
• Legal Aid, Centrelink and government bodies
• Lawyers - understanding how and when to use them
• Loss of contact and systemic exclusion from children
• Loss of assets, income and work
• Personal development
• Dealing and coping with grief, loss, feelings, emotions and change
• Mental health - Depression, isolation, loneliness and suicide
• De-programme and question what you have been taught
• Dealing with your Ex
• Child Support
• Self care, nutrition, accomodation
• Friends, mentors, coaching, relationships and women
• Difficulty in returning to or creating a new life
• and many more...
• How have you been affected?