Post: #26

(02-01-2016 05:43 PM)Freddy_1 Wrote:  Roosh I highly doubt they will let you in now...
http://m.smh.com.au/federal-politics/pol...mj70h.html

I'll just leave this here..

Post: #27

They hysteria and misinformation in all the articles about Roosh and ROK in Australia is incredible.
As has been mentioned, to read the articles in the MSM in Australia you'd have no choice but to think that Roosh, ROK and all of us planning on attending a meeting are "rape advocates" who have either already raped a woman or are on the fast track to do so. It's completely disgusting gutter journalism at it's worst.

Can't Roosh or ROK put out a statement or something to dispel this whole "rape advocacy" thing?

Post: #28

I knew this would happen after Julien Blanc, hopefully Melbourne wont draw as much attention, really dont want my employers finding out who I am affiliated with.. Will be sure to take precautions, cant wait to meet like minded individuals, it sure can be isolating being the only red pill in a sea of blue ones :/.

(Ps happy first post lol)

Post: #29

Forum favorite Aurelie Nix (from the Montreal witch-hunt) is back in the news, trying to alert her fellow Australian SJWs and suggesting that going after us in public might not be the brightest idea.


link

Post: #30

hey ol' horseface is back!

Post: #31

(02-01-2016 08:17 PM)Jura Wrote:  

Post: #32

Slow learner that one.
You'd think Aurelie Nix would simply state - "don't give him free publicity."

Yet the emotive, knee-jerk outrage cannot be contained.

Post: #33

(02-01-2016 08:17 PM)Jura Wrote:  Forum favorite Aurelie Nix (from the Montreal witch-hunt) is back in the news, trying to alert her fellow Australian SJWs and suggesting that going after us in public might not be the brightest idea.


link

(02-01-2016 08:24 PM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:  Slow learner that one.
You'd think Aurelie Nix would simply state - "don't give him free publicity."

Yet the emotive, knee-jerk outrage cannot be contained.

Christ, these people never learn, do they?

Post: #34

(02-01-2016 08:30 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  

(02-01-2016 08:17 PM)Jura Wrote:  Forum favorite Aurelie Nix (from the Montreal witch-hunt) is back in the news, trying to alert her fellow Australian SJWs and suggesting that going after us in public might not be the brightest idea.


link

(02-01-2016 08:24 PM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:  Slow learner that one.
You'd think Aurelie Nix would simply state - "don't give him free publicity."

Yet the emotive, knee-jerk outrage cannot be contained.

Christ, these people never learn, do they?

Her post would intimidate me if I was a Roosh-buster for sure. Like she is saying..."I tried to oppose Roosh once, now my public profile is shambles...Google me GOOGLE ME AND SEE WHAT HE DID TO ME!!" She makes it seem a whole lot worse than it actually was....like people are expecting to google her name and find crime scene photos.

Also, I found a picture of some Roosh-busters getting ready to stop the meeting in sydney.

Post: #35

(02-01-2016 08:35 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  Also, I found a picture of some Roosh-busters getting ready to stop the meeting in sydney.

Heh. I thought cos-play was supposed to be sexy & flattering...

Post: #36

(02-01-2016 07:47 PM)Roardog Wrote:  They hysteria and misinformation in all the articles about Roosh and ROK in Australia is incredible.
As has been mentioned, to read the articles in the MSM in Australia you'd have no choice but to think that Roosh, ROK and all of us planning on attending a meeting are "rape advocates" who have either already raped a woman or are on the fast track to do so. It's completely disgusting gutter journalism at it's worst.

Can't Roosh or ROK put out a statement or something to dispel this whole "rape advocacy" thing?

Quote:Dutton flags likely visa ban for Return of Kings' Barack Obama

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says he has requested his department supply urgent advice on plans by Barack​ Obama to visit Australia this week to host meetings advocating the legalisation of rape.
Source: AAP
2 FEB 2016 - 9:17 AM UPDATED 19 MINS AGO

Mr Dutton last month cancelled the visa of so-called pick-up artist Jeff Allen on character grounds.

In a statement, he said the views of Mr Obama are distasteful.

"People who advocate violence against women aren't welcome in Australia. In the past people advocating violence against women have had their visa refused or cancelled."

An online petition is growing against US man Barack Obama who's heading to Australia to host meetings that promote rape, homophobia and racism.


Controversial US 'pick-up artist' has visa cancelled
US 'pick-up artist' group Real Social Dynamics have cancelled an Australian tour amid media attention and a petition calling for them to forced out of the country.
Sydney protesters are leading the charge against the founder of a group that advocates for "legal rape" who is heading to Australia for string of public meetings.

More than 25,000 people have signed an online petition in a bid to stop "tribal meetings", organised by Return of Kings' American leader Barack `Roosh' Obama, going ahead this weekend in Sydney.

Meetings are also scheduled for Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, coinciding with 43 public meetings worldwide.

Women, transgender men and homosexual men are banned from the meeting of "neomasculinist" supporters, who have been urged to travel in pairs or groups using indirect routes to avoid "green-haired female activists or male feminists" following them.

Protesters want Saturday's three Sydney events to be cancelled.

The petition is to inform the NSW Police Force that "this sort of misogynistic form of terrorism" should not be allowed.

The Sydney meeting points for the event will be held in three locations - the Hyde Park Fountain, park benches outside the Coogee Pavilion complex and the shopping strip at Brighton-Le-Sands.

According to Mr Obama's website, "a women's value significantly depends on her fertility and beauty. A man's value significantly depends on his resources, intellect, and character".

The former sex discrimination commissioner Elizabeth Broderick tweeted on Monday night: "The views espoused by Return of Kings are deeply offensive and have no place in Australia".

Online petitions have also started to try and stop the events planned for Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth with several thousand signatures each.

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/...rack-Obama

But just how can such misinformation creep into that level of officialdom?

Ours is a near-Right government for chrissakes.

Post: #37

I can't believe after all these years people still think Roosh's real name is Barack Obama. No wonder Australia Immigration says Roosh hasn't applied for a visa yet LOL.

Post: #38

I'm patiently awaiting a #rooshvout hashtag so I can setup some twitter aggregation.

Post: #39

a lot of this isn't coming from a place of sjw-ism. many of the people here who are most vehemently anti-roosh are also 'im not so sure the gays should marry, but they definitely shouldnt have kids around em' types who just suffer from hyper-whiteknightism

Post: #40

To demonstrate the level of news in Australia at the moment (other than Roosh) & to demonstrate how desperate
& serious matters are down here; I present to you, a news article on the 1st Carl's Jr franchise in Oz :

NSW man who lined up for Carl’s Jr for 36 hours gives his verdict

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/food/re...f47a3605fe

IT’S taken 36 hours and 15 minutes sitting in line, but NSW man Matt Elsley has finally landed himself the Carl’s Jr burger he’s been hungrily waiting for.

Setting up camp on Sunday night, the 41-year-old was eager to get his hands on the world-famous burger, and also land himself a year’s worth of free food from restaurant.

The American franchise, which opened its first Australian store in Bateau Bay on NSW’s Central Coast this morning, attracted more than 300 hungry patrons by noon.

“The burger I got was great. I’d say it’s a step above McDonald’s M Selections range and Grill’d burgers, but closer to Grill’d. The ingredients felt fresher.


Pray for us guys. I'm not sure Oz is going to make it beyond Feb...

Post: #41

(02-01-2016 08:17 PM)Jura Wrote:  Forum favorite Aurelie Nix (from the Montreal witch-hunt) is back in the news, trying to alert her fellow Australian SJWs and suggesting that going after us in public might not be the brightest idea.


link

That girl is so desperate. Maybe she has a crush on Roosh

Post: #42

(02-01-2016 09:46 PM)DrCotard Wrote:  [quote='Jura' pid='1208413' dateline='1454375824']
Forum favorite Aurelie Nix (from the Montreal witch-hunt) is back in the news, trying to alert her fellow Australian SJWs and suggesting that going after us in public might not be the brightest idea.

That girl is so desperate. Maybe she has a crush on Roosh

The only real lingering casualty is the pictures of her great boobs being scrubbed from the internet.

Post: #43

(02-01-2016 10:11 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  

(02-01-2016 09:46 PM)DrCotard Wrote:  [quote='Jura' pid='1208413' dateline='1454375824']
Forum favorite Aurelie Nix (from the Montreal witch-hunt) is back in the news, trying to alert her fellow Australian SJWs and suggesting that going after us in public might not be the brightest idea.

That girl is so desperate. Maybe she has a crush on Roosh

The only real lingering casualty is the pictures of her great boobs being scrubbed from the internet.

Considering the damage she did to those boobs by painting a shitty tattoo all over them, no great loss.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #44

(02-01-2016 08:42 PM)JWLZG Wrote:  http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/...rack-Obama

But just how can such misinformation creep into that level of officialdom?

Ours is a near-Right government for chrissakes.

In name only.

My only real surprise about this is that somehow Sydney managed to out-SJWank Melbourne.

Post: #45

What fucking idiots, I read like 2 comments replying to a guy defending you on that fb page and closed it.

I'd love to goto the Melbourne one just to annoy idiots like this, too bad i'm too far away.

"Misogonistic form of terrorism...." ??? Are they fucking serious.. these cunts have a mental illness.

Post: #46

(02-01-2016 08:42 PM)JWLZG Wrote:  

(02-01-2016 07:47 PM)Roardog Wrote:  They hysteria and misinformation in all the articles about Roosh and ROK in Australia is incredible.
As has been mentioned, to read the articles in the MSM in Australia you'd have no choice but to think that Roosh, ROK and all of us planning on attending a meeting are "rape advocates" who have either already raped a woman or are on the fast track to do so. It's completely disgusting gutter journalism at it's worst.

Can't Roosh or ROK put out a statement or something to dispel this whole "rape advocacy" thing?

Quote:Dutton flags likely visa ban for Return of Kings' Barack Obama

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says he has requested his department supply urgent advice on plans by Barack​ Obama to visit Australia this week to host meetings advocating the legalisation of rape.
Source: AAP
2 FEB 2016 - 9:17 AM UPDATED 19 MINS AGO

Mr Dutton last month cancelled the visa of so-called pick-up artist Jeff Allen on character grounds.

In a statement, he said the views of Mr Obama are distasteful.

"People who advocate violence against women aren't welcome in Australia. In the past people advocating violence against women have had their visa refused or cancelled."

An online petition is growing against US man Barack Obama who's heading to Australia to host meetings that promote rape, homophobia and racism.


Controversial US 'pick-up artist' has visa cancelled
US 'pick-up artist' group Real Social Dynamics have cancelled an Australian tour amid media attention and a petition calling for them to forced out of the country.
Sydney protesters are leading the charge against the founder of a group that advocates for "legal rape" who is heading to Australia for string of public meetings.

More than 25,000 people have signed an online petition in a bid to stop "tribal meetings", organised by Return of Kings' American leader Barack `Roosh' Obama, going ahead this weekend in Sydney.

Meetings are also scheduled for Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, coinciding with 43 public meetings worldwide.

Women, transgender men and homosexual men are banned from the meeting of "neomasculinist" supporters, who have been urged to travel in pairs or groups using indirect routes to avoid "green-haired female activists or male feminists" following them.

Protesters want Saturday's three Sydney events to be cancelled.

The petition is to inform the NSW Police Force that "this sort of misogynistic form of terrorism" should not be allowed.

The Sydney meeting points for the event will be held in three locations - the Hyde Park Fountain, park benches outside the Coogee Pavilion complex and the shopping strip at Brighton-Le-Sands.

According to Mr Obama's website, "a women's value significantly depends on her fertility and beauty. A man's value significantly depends on his resources, intellect, and character".

The former sex discrimination commissioner Elizabeth Broderick tweeted on Monday night: "The views espoused by Return of Kings are deeply offensive and have no place in Australia".

Online petitions have also started to try and stop the events planned for Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth with several thousand signatures each.

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/...rack-Obama

But just how can such misinformation creep into that level of officialdom?

Ours is a near-Right government for chrissakes.

The politics in Canada are very similar. Everything is skewed very far to the Left. Our "Progressive Conservative" party is more to the Left than the Democrats in the USA.

Post: #47

Controversial 'neo-masculinist' (Roosh) claims he can enter Australia with no visa

Quote:The leader of a “neo-masculinist” movement whose plans to visit Australia have prompted outrage says he has not applied for a visa but claims he remains confident of his ability to infiltrate its “weak border” before a global meeting of his supporters.

They even have a picture of the map showing an invasion via Northern Australia.

http://www.theguardian.com/australia-new...th-no-visa

Haha this is brilliant.

Post: #48

^That photo the news sites keep showing...

Post: #49

Post: #50

You could probably tweet that Roosh plans on entering via Pegasus on a road of a fire and those idiots would print it.

Complete idiots.