Post: #201

^ So it was true then! I read the story about that being him.

Post: #202

He is pretty active on twitter.

Post: #203

His bio page makes it seem plausible. There is a hip-hop connection in his screenwriting career:

http://www.robwiser.com/home.html

Post: #204

(01-02-2015 12:34 PM)RexImperator Wrote:  His bio page makes it seem plausible. There is a hip-hop connection in his screenwriting career:

http://www.robwiser.com/home.html

If G were RobWiser, that does NOT at all explain why he would suddenly disappear from the forum, and NOT even visit the forum in over a year. In actuality, his disappearance undermines that he is actually RobWiser, because it seems like a writer would want to visit the forum, from time to time, for information, at least.

Post: #205

If he had nothing to hide, he would still be here.

Post: #206

The internet sleuths are truly amazing. The diligence of the online boffins to uncover the true identity of G-Manifesto is pretty impressive. Hats off to youse.

Post: #207

(01-02-2015 01:57 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  If he had nothing to hide, he would still be here.

Doesn't make any sense to me because a person could log into the account in a variety of ways, including at the library or some other anonymous location. Abduction, illness or death seem more plausible to me.

Post: #208

(01-02-2015 01:57 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  If he had nothing to hide, he would still be here.

Didn't Roosh make a post a while back where he said that G told him that he was just a persona or something?

Yes G still had some good advice even if his persona was highly exaggerated, but yeah, kinda thought that everyone knew about that already.

Post: #209

(01-02-2015 04:30 PM)CJ_W Wrote:  

(01-02-2015 01:57 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  If he had nothing to hide, he would still be here.

Didn't Roosh make a post a while back where he said that G told him that he was just a persona or something?

Yes G still had some good advice even if his persona was highly exaggerated, but yeah, kinda thought that everyone knew about that already.

Can you link to this post? I haven't read that yet.

Post: #210

(01-02-2015 02:03 PM)Moma Wrote:  The internet sleuths are truly amazing. The diligence of the online boffins to uncover the true identity of G-Manifesto is pretty impressive. Hats off to youse.

What are the details of the sleuthing/expose? I was looking around the forums as well as googling "Rob Wiser" + "G Manifesto" to see if someone had posted a play by play but I got nothing.

Post: #211

(01-02-2015 10:42 PM)Wutang Wrote:  

(01-02-2015 02:03 PM)Moma Wrote:  The internet sleuths are truly amazing. The diligence of the online boffins to uncover the true identity of G-Manifesto is pretty impressive. Hats off to youse.

What are the details of the sleuthing/expose? I was looking around the forums as well as googling "Rob Wiser" + "G Manifesto" to see if someone had posted a play by play but I got nothing.

In before lock. This is a very easy thing to figure out. Rob Wiser spends most of his time in Souteast Asia. G spends most of his time in places like Miami, Montreal, and Playa del Carmen. If G's I.P. addresses are pulled and they are mostly from Miami, then we have our answer. The only tiny shread of evidence I have ever seen that G may be Rob Wiser is that Rob Wiser is from New York City. If you read G's posts carefully, you can see some subtleties of New York/New Jersey English, like you see when you read my posts. That being said, G travels a lot and has definitely pick up some linguistic details from the places he has visited. As I said before, I.P. addresses don't lie.

Post: #212

He's probably Rob Wiser. Given that he spends a lot of time in Asia, he just made sure the G-Man always insisted on never going there to throw us off the scent.

but my best guess.

Post: #213

The most revealing thing about threads like these are what you learn about the posters, rather than the subject.

Post: #214

Why obsess over a guy who won't reveal his face I mean don't we have anything better to do? The guy's info and advice was solid and that's the only thing we need to know.

Post: #215

(01-02-2015 02:03 PM)Moma Wrote:  The internet sleuths are truly amazing. The diligence of the online boffins to uncover the true identity of G-Manifesto is pretty impressive. Hats off to youse.

Not sure if serious.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #216

G Manifesto's site always and only advertises "M.A.C.K. Tactics" books right under his mailing list signup on every page:

http://www.thegmanifesto.com/

I always wondered "Wtf is that, I've never seen that anywhere else." He has no affiliate deals with anyone else and it's been that way for years.

Rob Wiser co-wrote "M.A.C.K. Tactics"

http://www.amazon.com/MACK-Tactics-Scien...1596091673

Here's a video of Rob Wiser and Dean Cortez, the two authors of "M.A.C.K. Tactics" talking about the book on a news show:





If you click on the M.A.C.K. Tactics ads on G Manifesto's site, you see that Dean Cortez, the other guy there, is the person who's name is used to promote the product. And that guy seems a bit smoother. Maybe he's G Manifesto? Also Dean Cortez has tons of PUA type videos on youtube, whereas if you google Wiser it's mostly just SEO and marketing stuff associated with his name.

Who knows. Maybe it's a joint project from several people?

Either way G Manifesto helped me a lot. Encouraged me to dress well, be sharp, expect to be able to achieve what normal people don't. I'm really grateful for his contributions on his website spanning back years, his contributions here as well.

Post: #217

^ I'm more concerned with the fact that the paperback you just linked is $49.41 for used copies, $75.12 for new, and $126.64 for a collectible edition.

Meanwhile, we've got a thread on here about the supposed collapse of self-publishing.

Whether Wiser is the G or not, get his ass on the forum because there's obviously a lot we could stand to learn from the guy.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #218

After youtubing the Dean Cortez guy, you find lots of PUA videos under his name, but if you watch the video above, this guys voice doesn't sound like the Dean Cortez above. Sounds more like Wiser from above narrating this:





Either way, if G Manifesto is either of those guys, or some other guy associated with M.A.C.K. Tactics, OK... He made a website to sell his products. Cool.

Post: #219

Are you guys serious?

I don't know who G is, but the Rob Wiser "investigation" was a troll job. Most of the claims and connections made can be easily disproven with even a minor amount of thought.

Just one example would be that 20Nation was also named as an "alias" of "Rob", yet he's since done a video interview with Roosh that was posted on the forum.

Not to mention the other dozen or so "aliases" that Rob supposedly uses to talk back and forth with himself on the forum. Why would you even still be posting here if you really believed one person was operating the accounts of half the senior members?

Post: #220

I'm a little disappointed by G's turn to twitter. The medium anathema to that of a Playboy.

When he wrote in more detail on his blog or on the forum his style made sense and you could feel he was real. On twitter the short quips about how he "made a kill" that day coupled with photos of crocodiles catching antelopes become... well.. cheesy and insubstantial.

He could do better. I say that out of respect, not hate.

Post: #221

Enigma,

The connection with M.A.C.K. Tactics is the one thing that stands out to me. How to explain that the only product G ever advertised was M.A.C.K. Tactics?

That does not prove he is Rob Wiser, but there seems to be something there.

Post: #222

Its suspicious he didn't partner with a suit company.

Post: #223

(01-03-2015 03:46 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  ^ I'm more concerned with the fact that the paperback you just linked is $49.41 for used copies, $75.12 for new, and $126.64 for a collectible edition.

Meanwhile, we've got a thread on here about the supposed collapse of self-publishing.

Whether Wiser is the G or not, get his ass on the forum because there's obviously a lot we could stand to learn from the guy.

Those are definitely high prices.
But are they selling at those prices, and if so, what's the volume?
I would love to be wrong, but I suspect very few people are paying those prices.
From what I've heard about an ebook or really any information product in that price range, if it is popular it faces a huge challenge due to piracy.

edit: "Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,002,989 in Books"

Post: #224

I was a big fan of G Man, I only asked out of genuine interest.

It does however seem he went AWOL once that smear campaign came out, why not just stay and laugh it off.

Post: #225

I bet he's still feeling nostalgia to get back to RVF one day.