The Speech That Canada Tried To Ban
I arrived to the park wearing a long black wig and sat on the grass. I waited. It didn't take long for men to approach me and sit with me. The previous night I sent them a decoy email announcing a fake venue to see if there was a mole on the list, until finally sending them the location of the park we were at.
I proceeded to brief them on how "The State Of Man" lecture would be conducted. Their phones would have to be turned off. They would be sent to the real venue in cells of four men to avoid detection. They were not to say the name "Roosh" to the staff of the venue. They couldn't leave the venue once seated. All these precautions were necessary because Canadians were having a national temper tantrum about my arrival in a way that Germany, England, and America did not.
Over 40,000 Canadians signed a petition to ban me from the country while the state-owned media published lies about me and my work. Feminist organizations said I was preaching hate speech and violence against women. A protest in downtown Montreal with blue-haired freaks holding anti-Roosh signs was covered by multiple reporters. The mayor of Montreal denounced me and a mob of university students assaulted me on the streets.
All this effort was to stop a legal speech aimed to help men achieve their goals in life and understand how the world was becoming increasingly hostile to heterosexual men. Thankfully, the speech proceeded on schedule with no disruption, thanks to the men who braved the storm to hear me speak.
The warnings of feminist totalitarianism that I had been giving in my writing had all came true in Canada. I even had to hire a bodyguard service while in Toronto, spending thousands of dollars. For all this drama, you may think that I was Holocaust denier or advocating for murderous rampages, but no, I merely speak the difficult truths of Western culture and its women, of how everything is becoming stacked against normal men.
Here are the "dangerous" ideas that my speech included:
- The paradox of modern women
- 11 problems that Western culture is facing today
- How to mentally approach living in a degenerate world
- An examination of three different time periods men faced in the past
- What today’s man has gained and lost compared to his ancestors
- The unique sacrifice that modern men have to make that historical men didn’t
- How women are creating a generation of men who are eager to drop out
- How to construct a win-win lifestyle where you come out on top no matter what
- 7 tips on how to meet women and experience intimacy in 2015
- Examination of the sustainability of game for men who aim to use it for the long term
- The overall benefits we can expect from women in the pursuit of relationships with them
- The two things that will allow you to enjoy life to the fullest
- One important need that all men require in life
- Three mental processes to use when you’re feeling beaten and hopeless
Liberal fascists in Canada did everything they possibly could to stop my speech, going so far as to call the Canadian border patrol, Montreal police, and Toronto police in order to arrest me on false charges, but they failed. The speeches were given and the men who wanted to hear me speak were able to. I'm now offering for sale a copy of the speech I gave in New York City.
Here is what other men thought of my lecture:
Review: "We are doing God's work..."
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Great time in NYC with the men of RVF. The speech was delivered well and everyone got to exchange ideas and experiences with guys who've seen the exact same things. A lot of the guys were interested in political ideas as well, which seems to me the natural progression after taking control of your love life and financial life. It was very interesting to see just how many guys have discovered the manosphere through RoK; probably half the people there at least. We are doing Gods work as far as I can tell by getting the Truth out there. I think we are at the center of a real social movement. The question is how much more can we spread our ideas and philosophy?
--Samseau |
Review: "Honest and candid"
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As for the lecture itself, it was very wide-ranging. The lecture was representative of how broad Roosh's views are. He spoke honestly and candidly. There were parts of the event that were hilarious (Roosh's recollection of midget gimps in Germany comes to mind), and all of it was extremely enlightening. His extensive experiences following the path of game, location independence, and social awareness were very apparent. Being a pioneer in self-improvement, and following the path of game to near its conclusion, he had a lot of helpful things to say. It was especially helpful to young guys like me who would otherwise have had to take the path and learn the "seasons" of game and manhood the hard way. Roosh has been there and explained clearly and directly how life tends to play out.
--Tex |
Review: "Worth it"
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I don't have much that I can really add to what's been written above, except to say that the time and cost of flying out to Toronto to make the speech was definitely worth it. The feeling of facing down and sticking it to the leftist establishment of this country was something else entirely.
In any case ..... we made it, gents. --HighSpeed_LowDrag |
While I can't say for certain that the lecture was life-changing for the men who heard it, I can definitely say that it was life-changing for me. The attacks I experienced in Canada was unlike anything else I had experienced in my life, and was so eye-opening that I decided to write a book about my experience. Until that book is published, you can view the lecture yourself and see firsthand what the Western establishing is trying to censor.
The State Of Man lecture video and transcript is available for instant download or on a limited edition USB card with the rest of my books...
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Lastly, I wanted to thank all 364 men who attended my six lectures. Without the support of my readers, I would not have the strong platform to distribute the ideas that help men in a world that is trying to limit their speech and due process. The road ahead will be tough, but together we are strong.
ROOSH V
