ATTENTION MEDIA

Joseph Henrich, from the University of British Columbia, filed a biased anti-polygamy report for a Canadian Supreme Court case considering the issue of polygamy. The report regurgitated the unproven "unmarried criminals" theory without source-attribution, used the same flawed interpretation technique which his other published academic research denounced, and contradicted established economic principles and easily available evidence in Western societies that actually indicate an under-supply of men who want to marry women.

On August 19, 2010, pro-polygamists throughout America are celebrating "Polygamy Day 10" – now being the tenth year of Polygamy Day ® celebrations.

Two cases in Massachusetts and one case in California raise three challenges to one-man/one-woman government marriage control, respectively based on the 5th, 10th, and 14th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. If the 10th Amendment challenge succeeds at the Supreme Court, then either side may then choose to use it as they lose other marriage control battles - i.e., finally choosing to use the Polygamy Rights Win-Win Solution to end the debate.

Unanimously determining that the lower court had given improper instructions to the jury in the original 2007 trial, the Utah State Supreme Court reversed the two "felony rape as an accomplice" convictions of Warren Jeffs - leader of the breakaway Mormon sect, the FLDS – for his ordering the arranged marriage of an unmarried 19 year old young man to his 14 year old cousin, Elissa Wall.

On the "Stossel" show on FOX Business Network, a segment discussing the prohibition of polygamy ended with everyone laughing from an unexpected new sound-bite - a humorous response which may now be repeated to flatten the "marrying non-humans" slippery slope argument.