Post: #26

(08-05-2015 01:46 PM)Roosh Wrote:  The next couple days will be challenging, but I won't stand down.

(08-05-2015 02:12 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  Why the hell are people liking Roosh's post?

There's nothing to like about this!

Someone could book the venue under a different name and "invite" Roosh to speak.

I guess People are liking to show support & the fact that Roosh won't stand down.

We the RVF won't stand down. Attending or not let us know how can we can help Roosh.

I am F...'ing livid, Can't say the words to stir more shit but ..........

   

Post: #27

A Church? or fuck, maybe even a Mosque.

let the Mosque members listen in for free, I'm sure they're down to educate their young men on the degeneracy of the west
there's got to be at least 1 redpill clergy man in that city

Post: #28

To hell with these Quebecois SJW types. They cannot be allowed to win.

The next time a Quebec referendum on their separation from Canada inevitably comes around, I will be campaigning for the "yes" side to get them the hell out of this country.

Post: #29

Why do you have to reserve a venue in advance? Even on a weekend, there have to be some venues that have space for 40 people somewhere in the area. Practically any restaurant with a large surface area should work - just come in and sit (and of course be understanding about its inability to serve so many meals at once, they might have to serve people in batches).

EDIT: oooops, I forgot that you need silence and a separated room for giving a speech. So a restaurant is out of the question?

Post: #30

(08-05-2015 02:36 PM)Phoenix Wrote:  Stand fast, men!

Made me think of this. Maybe I am getting hit too much in boxing

Post: #31

(08-05-2015 02:47 PM)DannyAlberta Wrote:  To hell with these Quebecois SJW types. They cannot be allowed to win.

The next time a Quebec referendum on their separation from Canada inevitably comes around, I will be campaigning for the "yes" side to get them the hell out of this country.

My G*d these SJW university "protestor" types are nothing if not true fascists.

Sad to see in this day and era a man can't even speak about the dire situation of men, masculinity and sad state of overall Western societies freely.

Meanwhile we have government mandates that allow trannies to use women's bathrooms if they "feel" like a woman.

How about using some sort of local just out of town retreat hall somewhere?

Post: #32

A bit of an extreme suggestion, related to the bus option. Book a venue in upstate New York, and rent a bus to take all the attendees there and back. Will add several hours to the program, but Canadian SJW will be uncertain of how they can behave in rural New York.

Of course a bit impractical. Everyone will need to bring their passport, or maybe drivers licence's are still valid.

Post: #33

(08-05-2015 02:58 PM)Bad Hussar Wrote:  Of course a bit impractical. Everyone will need to bring their passport, or maybe drivers licence's are still valid.

Passports are required and has been for years.

Whatever happens and wherever this thing is held, I hope more than a few security guys have already been hired to keep things calm while Roosh does his lecture.

Post: #34

@BadHusar

You have some great weed.

Post: #35

(08-05-2015 03:02 PM)Travesty Wrote:  @BadHusar

You have some great weed.

Haha. People think so, but I'm naturally high. Certainly saves money.

Post: #36

(08-05-2015 02:58 PM)Bad Hussar Wrote:  A bit of an extreme suggestion, related to the bus option. Book a venue in upstate New York, and rent a bus to take all the attendees there and back. Will add several hours to the program, but Canadian SJW will be uncertain of how they can behave in rural New York.

Of course a bit impractical. Everyone will need to bring their passport, or maybe drivers licence's are still valid.

Lol, why do that? Just drive around in circles in Montreal.

Post: #37

The bus first bus idea seems legit, you could even stop and kick off the male feminists.

Post: #38

(08-05-2015 01:55 PM)Mentavious Wrote:  How about a university?

Am I the only one who got the joke here?


On a serious note: there has got to be a restaurant you can use, or a conference center.

Post: #39

(08-05-2015 03:06 PM)civpro Wrote:  

(08-05-2015 02:58 PM)Bad Hussar Wrote:  A bit of an extreme suggestion, related to the bus option. Book a venue in upstate New York, and rent a bus to take all the attendees there and back. Will add several hours to the program, but Canadian SJW will be uncertain of how they can behave in rural New York.

Of course a bit impractical. Everyone will need to bring their passport, or maybe drivers licence's are still valid.

Lol, why do that? Just drive around in circles in Montreal.

That's a great idea.

Charter one of those big tourist buses to drive around Montreal in circles. A bus like this:



Crowd can't follow and you can drop off rabble rousers if they appear. They have a microphone and a sound system for tours that would be easily heard over the entire vehicle. Most normal size buses can hold up to 57 people, though you could do a smaller one for 47. They have TVs if I recall correctly so if you have a presentation you might be able to hook your laptop up to it and everyone will be able to see your slides.

Find a repped and local RvF member that plans on attending and have him book the bus for a "company event" or some BS like that.

Post: #40

I think the tour bus is a great idea. For example, http://www.layman-transport.com/

The have tour buses accommodating up to 56 people. Get a big sign printed with Roosh's likeness, plaster on the bus, then drive through the streets of Montreal. Imagine the hate. If any infiltrators are on board, they can be quickly removed and left behind. Why go to a fixed address when you can drive the venue wherever you want?

Post: #41

(08-05-2015 03:16 PM)Menace Wrote:  I think the tour bus is a great idea. For example, http://www.layman-transport.com/

The have tour buses accommodating up to 56 people. Get a big sign printed with Roosh's likeness, plaster on the bus, then drive through the streets of Montreal. Imagine the hate. If any infiltrators are on board, they can be quickly removed and left behind. Why go to a fixed address when you can drive the venue wherever you want?

That would be awesome to have Roosh's logo on a bus.

Post: #42

+1 for the Roosh Party Bus

These crazy fascist feminist "protestors" prevent people from speaking all the time at universities, so they are not to be taken lightly. Doesn't the Party Bus circumnavigate a lot of potential problems?

I think a kegger needs to be on board as well...preferably Labatts Blue or Molson Canadian...

Post: #43

Another advantage is that the meeting point can change rapidly, if, for example, the first location gets out somehow. It is much easier to attack a fixed base than a moving target. Also, if we have any Canadian attorneys, I would further consider some legal action. I'm sure Canada has the US tort equivalent to intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Post: #44

^ Just an aside Menace, anyone looking into legal rights will need to be consult specifically with Quebec advocat (lawyer). Quebec law is not the common law of English Canada, it is French "civil" law and common law concepts like torts, although often analogous, take on a much different flavour under the Civil Code.

Post: #45

I like the bus idea. Get a bouncer to toss off any infiltrators.

Post: #46

(08-05-2015 02:12 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  Why the hell are people liking Roosh's post? There's nothing to like about this!

Someone could book the venue under a different name and "invite" Roosh to speak.

Agreed. Hotels book all sorts of fringe groups, the only reason the hotel buckled is that bookings and marketing at chain hotels are 99% women now. The gatekeeper gets to feel like she has done something "for the people" even though these haters trying to silence a speaker that has zero to do with them or ever will.

If I were in Montreal the action I would take:

- Get a trusted member to book a conference room at a hotel, charter bus or better yet a private club if any of you guys are members.
- University Club Montreal lol
- Club Saint James
- Give an short introduction and introduce Roosh as a guest speaker.

Normally I don't even think about these types of people and I never meet them, even when I was in university. But this has me concerned. If the left continues to eat itself, there becomes a sort of vacuum where all sorts of freedoms will be sucked in at the same time. This is not good for anyone, especially the fringes of society who are only able to survive because of these exact same rights and freedoms they are crying against.

Unbelievable, the short sighted, hypocrisy and hate they scream.

Post: #47

On a serious note, should money be raised to assist Roosh?

I doubt a kickstarter or indiegogo will be allowed by all the SJWs.

Though it would be awesome to have them make a huff to take it down.

As the Donald says, "There is no such thing as bad publicity."

Or Roosh could pre-sell his tour video and raise the funds.

I think a decent number of us would be willing to chip into the cause if asked.

Post: #48

(08-05-2015 03:25 PM)DannyAlberta Wrote:  ^ Just an aside Menace, anyone looking into legal rights will need to be consult specifically with Quebec advocat (lawyer). Quebec law is not the common law of English Canada, it is French "civil" law and common law concepts like torts, although often analogous, take on a much different flavour under the Civil Code.

Very true. Should have mentioned that.

Post: #49

(08-05-2015 03:28 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  On a serious note, should money be raised to assist Roosh?

I doubt a kickstarter or indiegogo will be allowed by all the SJWs.

Though it would be awesome to have them make a huff to take it down.

As the Donald says, "There is no such thing as bad publicity."

Or Roosh could pre-sell his tour video and raise the funds.

I think a decent number of us would be willing to chip into the cause if asked.

At a minimum we should pay for the keg on the bus.....

Am wondering what a couple good security guys might cost by the hour

Post: #50

Has anyone reached out to the G Manifesto to meet up in Montreal? I'm pretty sure he's there now.