Seems like the upcoming Toronto event is the last of this tour. The Montreal event sounded like a blast. Prior to the beer over the head assault it looks like the attendee's were having the most fun possible while staying within Canadian law. In my opinion the roving mob was a serious issue and is worthy of prosecutions. But that's not what this thread is for.
In this here thread please post invitations to Roosh to specific cities/locations in your country for future events. I can imagine that organising these events is a lot of hard work, but it must also give people a rush to overcome such odds and hold events successfully. And it seemed that Roosh had a lot of help in Canada, so locals can also help in the organisation. There's a lot of momentum and another way to show victory is to hold more events. If Roosh never holds another lecture the tattooed neon ones will be deluded enough to consider themselves victorious.
Not sure there'd exactly be a lot of money involved. Flying around the world to give lectures to around 30 people at each location isn't going to make anyone rich. But it is a way to finance travels, if that's an incentive, and get much broader exposure to issues around the world.
I'll start by suggesting Cape Town, South Africa. I'd be surprised if Roosh couldn't get at least 30 paying attendee's. Maybe Joburg as well, but I'd be less confident. Wait until mid-December/January at least so that you have good weather. No point flying all the way out and not doing tourist stuff. Which over here is mostly outdoors.
PS: I can't really think that Roosh will get the kind of reception he got in Montreal anywhere in the non-Canadian world. That, my friends, is Canadians dirty little secret. We (I am Canadian) present ourselves as cosmopolitan and urbane, but in reality all this means for most of us is that we eat at ethnic restaurants every now and then. The average Canadian, especially those identifying with "the left", are shockingly insular. The difference between self-concept and reality is so large it is funny. Anyway, I'd be surprised if Roosh received a Montreal style reception anywhere not-Canadian.
In this here thread please post invitations to Roosh to specific cities/locations in your country for future events. I can imagine that organising these events is a lot of hard work, but it must also give people a rush to overcome such odds and hold events successfully. And it seemed that Roosh had a lot of help in Canada, so locals can also help in the organisation. There's a lot of momentum and another way to show victory is to hold more events. If Roosh never holds another lecture the tattooed neon ones will be deluded enough to consider themselves victorious.
Not sure there'd exactly be a lot of money involved. Flying around the world to give lectures to around 30 people at each location isn't going to make anyone rich. But it is a way to finance travels, if that's an incentive, and get much broader exposure to issues around the world.
I'll start by suggesting Cape Town, South Africa. I'd be surprised if Roosh couldn't get at least 30 paying attendee's. Maybe Joburg as well, but I'd be less confident. Wait until mid-December/January at least so that you have good weather. No point flying all the way out and not doing tourist stuff. Which over here is mostly outdoors.
PS: I can't really think that Roosh will get the kind of reception he got in Montreal anywhere in the non-Canadian world. That, my friends, is Canadians dirty little secret. We (I am Canadian) present ourselves as cosmopolitan and urbane, but in reality all this means for most of us is that we eat at ethnic restaurants every now and then. The average Canadian, especially those identifying with "the left", are shockingly insular. The difference between self-concept and reality is so large it is funny. Anyway, I'd be surprised if Roosh received a Montreal style reception anywhere not-Canadian.
