Post: #101

^ What the fuck @ that post. Pretty accurate within the realm of predictions. Quite a few others have other points near the mark.

Gmac predicts the Emperors legacy.

Post: #102

(08-29-2013 10:32 AM)Vicious Wrote:  RVF is outlawed by then. Former members are considered perpetrators of hate crime. A White Knight group calling themselves Simon Wiesenthal Cyber Center are engaged in tracking and capturing prolific posters of the forum over the world.

Post: #103

After Trump fails to MAGA, and socialists have swept to power ushering in a new utopian age free of hate and bigotry, a ruddy faced ginger haired man appears on the Oprah Winfrey show. His name is Patrick O'Flannigan, and he tells the harrowing tale of his short-lived membership of the now banned hate group RVF. There is no way to verify the accuracy or details of his story as all records of the forum have now been deleted from the Internet, but the audience cheers as he recalls the time he was in a huge fight against 30 white nationalists at the club. Their cheers turn to boos as he describes the cyber bullying he faced when he reported his heroics on the forum, where he was ridiculed by now infamous Nazis with fascist code names such as Beyond Borders, IvanDrago and Veloce, all of whom are now safely interned in re-education camps. Oprah and the audience listens in raptured awe as he speaks about weathering countless blows to the back of his head by these cowardly fascists, and his heroically decisive command to "go home." Oprah turns to the camera with a smug but assertive look on her face. "We've got a message for all of Roosh's lackeys who are still out there, hiding in the shadows," she proclaims. "Go home!" "GO HOOOOMEE!!!" the audience whoops in unison, before breaking into jubilant applause. Patrick smiles. This moment is definitely going in the direction he had hoped.

Post: #104

(08-29-2013 10:32 AM)Vicious Wrote:  RVF is outlawed by then. Former members are considered perpetrators of hate crime. A White Knight group calling themselves Simon Wiesenthal Cyber Center are engaged in tracking and capturing prolific posters of the forum over the world.

Hannah Arendt's granddaughter attends RVF Show Trials, writes, "Roosh in Berkeley: A Report on the Banality of Pickup."