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Roosh and Return of Kings is now on the official British government Parliament website





Main
http://www.parliament.uk/business/news/2...uary-2016/

Video
http://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/92c...n=10:35:25

Full transcript of discussion in British Parliament
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa...0456000002




The government spent 26 minutes talking about this.




Best Part

Quote:What discussions have been had with the police, and what guidance has been issued to them, about handling such activities?
In relation to the online advertising of the events—at which participants were apparently required to give the password “pet shop” before being admitted

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Now we know that governments accept unsubstantiated rumors as fact. Incredible.

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Quote:the Member for Rotherham (Sarah Champion) has written to the Minister about the matter

The Member of Parliament for Rotherham... Rotherham... where over a thousand of underage girls were raped, trafficked, prostituted and tortured in that one town alone, and happened under that woman's watch... and she wants to spit her tampon out about a bunch of guys sitting around having a drink and making new friends.

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(02-04-2016 01:34 PM)SimonWolfe Wrote:  

Quote:the Member for Rotherham (Sarah Champion) has written to the Minister about the matter

The Member of Parliament for Rotherham... Rotherham... where over a thousand of underage girls were raped, trafficked, prostituted and tortured in that one town alone, and happened under that woman's watch... and she wants to spit her tampon out about a bunch of guys sitting around having a drink and making new friends.

Ace first post mate, nice one.

I've noticed an awful lot of 'sleeper' accounts being activated, presumably as people hear about RoK and Roosh in the media and remember that they must check out that cool site they signed up to. Looks like any publicity is good publicity.

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(02-04-2016 02:33 PM)roberto Wrote:  

(02-04-2016 01:34 PM)SimonWolfe Wrote:  

Quote:the Member for Rotherham (Sarah Champion) has written to the Minister about the matter

The Member of Parliament for Rotherham... Rotherham... where over a thousand of underage girls were raped, trafficked, prostituted and tortured in that one town alone, and happened under that woman's watch... and she wants to spit her tampon out about a bunch of guys sitting around having a drink and making new friends.

Ace first post mate, nice one.

I've noticed an awful lot of 'sleeper' accounts being activated, presumably as people hear about RoK and Roosh in the media and remember that they must check out that cool site they signed up to. Looks like any publicity is good publicity.

Nah, the foremost reason must be that you can't access the forum's content without logging in.

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Quote:the Member for Rotherham (Sarah Champion) has written to the Minister about the matter

No "champion" of free speech then?

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Spit out my coffee on this one. Read the damn transcript.

Am I living in dreamland? Pinch me, no punch me.. is this real ?

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In that video I heard:

1. Bans from Travel
2. Hate speech crimes
3. Making ROK a 'prescribed group'
4. Funding for rape shelters
5. Compulsory sex and relationship education in schools
6. Minister taking up ROK with the internet service providers board.
7. Highest level of rape convictions in history in the UK
8. A push to promote the reporting and prosecution of 'emotional abuse'
9. A new crime law has been enacted called "domestic control abuse"...abuse without any physical contact.
10. Referring to ROK specifically "These kinds of criminals do not recognize borders"
11. "it is a criminal offense to make these kind of comments online"

One member makes the question of "Are we just being trolled for publicity?" Give that man a prize.

Good luck UK. I fully expect your male politicians to be doing that thing where they run a race in high heels to support women any day now.

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(02-04-2016 03:17 PM)Ingocnito Wrote:  Spit out my coffee on this one. Read the damn transcript.

Am I living in dreamland? Pinch me, no punch me.. is this real ?

All this condemnation of 'views' but no explanation of what they are, at all! They said they want to ban RoK as a group, and try to get ISPs to block it! Now we know what we're up against!

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London is now 50% muslim. This is just a safe outlet for them to direct their fear and anger. They have much bigger problems than Roosh they don't want to acknowledge. It gives the illusion they are actually doing something important, solving a 'problem' so to speak.

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Where should I begin? The whole thing is quite ironic. They want to ban Roosh from entering the UK but he never even expressed his desire to go there. Do these intelligent empowered ladies think he was going to attend all the meetings worldwide simultaneously like some Australian lunatics? The other funny bit is if they didn't let him in, they could easily be labeled racist. Isn't Roosh a minority of Persian origin? What about "Refugees welcome!"? Absolute lack of logic.

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Part of this whole campaign against roosh and us in the manosphere is fear. A new breed of man is emerging who doesn't believe in socialism, feminism and big government. We reject it and advise other men to do the same thing. A strong community of like minded people who are male is very unsettling to the current power holders and their herd.

I'd wager that the people who start campaigns and petitions are government workers trying to keep their paycheck flowing.

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I am smiling and smiling and smiling.

You can't buy this kind of publicity.

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They're trying to get ISPs to block ROK? Don't they know about VPNs and proxies? I guess not. Keep blocking, assholes!

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It's like nobody ever read 1984.

Except it's also funny.

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(02-04-2016 03:22 PM)Disco_Volante Wrote:  London is now 50% muslim. This is just a safe outlet for them to direct their fear and anger. They have much bigger problems than Roosh they don't want to acknowledge. It gives the illusion they are actually doing something important, solving a 'problem' so to speak.

The first time they acknowledged a Muslim problem in the Uk they were shouted at and threatened with violence and hate.

They quickly went back to hitting soft targets and making sure the police state came about.

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Holy shit. From the transcript:

Quote:? In relation to the online advertising of the events—at which participants were apparently required to give the password “pet shop” before being admitted—what discussions have the Government had with internet providers and Facebook about taking down those offensive posts?

The events take place against the backdrop of a 41% increase in rape in the past year

An increase you say? Hmm I wonder what could be the cause of that. No no. Definitely focus on a men's happy hour rather than the source of that massive increase.

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goodbye free speech!!

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"Never let a good crisis go to waste" ?

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So, did Parliament officially spend more time talking about Roosh than Rotherham?

What a world we live in.

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He was something like the 4th most popular story on the Guardian website when I looked this morning (!)

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Is Roosh the biggest scapegoat of modern times? I've never seen something so insane.

It's like the ending of Arlington Road but with rape.

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Nick Krauser -

Delicious irony for @rooshv at 10:38:07 - the MP who wrote to condemn him for "pro-rape" is the MP for..... wait for it..... Rotherham!

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Come on, guys. This is the same body that seriously debated banning Trump from entering the UK. They might as well be debating down the road at the Globe Theatre as on the floor of Parliament for all the relevance Question Time has for a 21st century society.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm