Post: #1

A while back, WF Price suggested that men in the manosphere create a fireteam, an elite but small unit that works to fight against the enemy. Here's his article:

http://www.the-spearhead.com/2014/04/07/...-activism/

The article stuck with me, and I think the time is now right to experiment with such a unit of organization. Based on what I've seen in Gamergate, I'm confident that five men can do tremendous damage when the SJW's go on attack like they have recently with the comet scientist that they brought to tears on video.

I want to create a team with five positions that could serve as a template for future teams that act independently of each other in response to an SJW "event". Here are the positions:

Team Leader. He identifies 1-3 high-profile targets and coordinates the team to prepare a response. Disseminates team's work on social networking. His follower count should be high since he also acts as an amplifier/bullhorn. I would take this position for the first team.

Researcher. Spends time to dig up dirt on targets. Takes screenshots and archives his finds using archive.today. Should have good focus and OCD-like attention to detail. A job like this would involve going through thousands of old tweets.

Designer. Uses information from Researcher to create appealing memes or other image compilations. Should have moderate to high Photoshop skills.

Seeder. Promotes the groups work on the comments section of mainstream blogs/sites that cover the story and other forums (Reddit, 4chan, etc). Should have good Google and social networking search skills to find out where the discussion on the issue is taking place.

Writer. Writes one 750 word hit piece on the main target to be published on ROK. Should have decent writing skills. A second article may be required for prolonged engagements.

The fireteam will have three objectives during an event:

1. Win the hearts and minds of moderates who are being shut out from an opposing viewpoint
2. Humiliate the target
3. Fracture support for the enemy

One important requirement is you must have the free time to respond to an event that occurs suddenly. You may only have a couple hours notice before you're needed to start work, especially if you are the Researcher.

We will compile a report after each operation to measure our effectiveness. Note that all our tactics will be legal--there will be no hacking or threatening. The war is purely informational based.

If you are interested in becoming part of the team, please let me know which positions you think you would fit in best. Once I get it together, we'd meet in private and wait until the time is right to act.

If this fireteam is effective, we will codify our tactics and then use that to start additional teams.

Post: #2

I can only hope they are code named B.R.O.T.H. "Beast Rebels of the Hellscape"

Post: #3

Sounds like a good idea. More organisation is definitely needed to fight this social parasite.

Post: #4

I mean, shit, right off the top of my head there's 4 standouts: Roosh, MattForney, Tuth, and Quintus.

Post: #5

MikeCF

Post: #6

Great idea. Beyond this recruiting thread I'd keep everything else private and with tactics and strategy shared on a need to know basis only.

Post: #7

Roosh in thinking about this, I'd say you could put together multiple teams...There are a lot of skilled guys on this forum that could take one of those 5 roles.

Post: #8

The true league of extraordinary gentleman!

Post: #9

(11-14-2014 05:04 PM)Veloce Wrote:  Roosh in thinking about this, I'd say you could put together multiple teams...There are a lot of skilled guys on this forum that could take one of those 5 roles.

One team at a time.

The first team would create the blueprint, though each team would develop their own style of fighting.

What would be cool is if two teams operating independently tackle the same event. There could be some friendly competition.

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Post: #11

Picking apart writers is important.

One thing I've noticed is that before a lot of writers got their gigs, they blogged and it's easy to find some outlandish opinions on their blogs and use it against them.

Amanda Marcotte is the best example of this, but there are others...

Post: #12

(11-14-2014 05:33 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Picking apart writers is important.

One thing I've noticed is that before a lot of writers got their gigs, they blogged and it's easy to find some outlandish opinions on their blogs and use it against them.

Amanda Marcotte is the best example of this, but there are others...

Very true. I've been blogging for 14 years, and there's a lot of offensive material out there with my name on it. Though it's liberating when you've passed the point of no return and don't give a shit.

Anyway, this is a great idea. Not sure how much a 5 person team can really accomplish against millions of delusional women foaming at the mouth.... but then again it only took a handful of CIA agents to install the Shah of Iran.

Lots of times SJWs live in bubbles, surrounded by their own kind, where they are not used to facing any criticism or backlash. So they can turn out to be "paper tigers" once they actually face some opposition.

Post: #13

who would have thought "do you know where I can find a petshop around here?" would turn into this.

Post: #14

If YOU HAVE A PROBLEM, AND NO ONE ELSE CAN HELP, AND IF YOU CAN FIND THEM - MAYBE YOU CAN HIRE ... THE ROOSH TEAM.

Post: #15

(11-14-2014 04:38 PM)Veloce Wrote:  I mean, shit, right off the top of my head there's 4 standouts: Roosh, MattForney, Tuth, and Quintus.

I'd like to see Scorpion on there

Post: #16

Yes! We're adopting more active measures. Dig that Roosh.

Applause

Post: #17

Wouldn't it be better to have "assistant researchers" as well? It is a big task for one person and you really want to dig up as much stuff as possible if you want to make an impact. Also different people may approach it in different ways.
I am not sure that there is any idea in limiting yourself so much in that particular area. Unless it is meant to be confidential and you are concerned about leaks.

Post: #18

Would it start on a small level to get the snowball rolling? Perfect practice makes for perfect execution. For starters, taking on college feminists groups. See their reactions, how much fight they have and tactics they use.

Then it could get built up against the small media groups, special interest feminists and then the larger media outlets.

I know it was done with Gawker, but target advertisers and any other sort of supply train they have supporting them. Could we also try lowering the moral of their supporters?

Roosh, I'm sure you're familiar with it, but the OODA loop would come in very handy as well.

Post: #19

(11-14-2014 07:01 PM)Snowplow Wrote:  

(11-14-2014 04:38 PM)Veloce Wrote:  I mean, shit, right off the top of my head there's 4 standouts: Roosh, MattForney, Tuth, and Quintus.

I'd like to see Scorpion on there

I'd nominate Days Of Broken Arrows as well for both his writing skills and his previous media experience.

Post: #20

Bosch-team leader

Post: #21

(11-14-2014 08:32 PM)TonySandos Wrote:  Bosch-team leader

Roosh is, rightly, the man for that job.

Post: #22

Kotaku In Action just discovered 'a Slate Writer' demanding Reddit's new Female CEO do something about the misogyny problem on Reddit by banning subreddits.

Once again, Amanda Marcotte. This is the moment when a team like this could jump in and explain exactly who she and what she constantly preaches to the uninformed moderates, and which sites employ her.

Post: #23

I agree that the researcher position can be straining, so the other team members can assist him while they wait for the data.

Post: #24

(11-14-2014 08:20 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

(11-14-2014 07:01 PM)Snowplow Wrote:  

(11-14-2014 04:38 PM)Veloce Wrote:  I mean, shit, right off the top of my head there's 4 standouts: Roosh, MattForney, Tuth, and Quintus.

I'd like to see Scorpion on there

I'd nominate Days Of Broken Arrows as well for both his writing skills and his previous media experience.

Don't act like you're not our best PSY OPS prodigy

Post: #25

Somehow that last reply grabbed the wrong quote.........