[Mercenary]

Someone needs to update this wikipedia page:


List of people banned from entering the United Kingdom


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pe...ed_Kingdom




Roosh has interesting company...

Edward Snowden
Richard Spencer
Michael Savage
Mike Tyson
Chris Brown
Busta Rhymes
Snoop Doggy Dogg


and many other americans still are (or were) on that black list at some point.

[Dragan]

This is not surprising at all, the Home Secretary can do this sort of stuff unilaterally, and has done so before on numerous occasions. If you're a thought criminal they're going to take steps to prevent you from entering the country.

[kosko]

This shit is the type of legendary league stuff you tell 20-year-old girls on a beach in Bali when you are 50 years old.

The memoir material keeps growing for Roosh.

[TigOlBitties]

^That's a good point. Imagine the bad boy tingles chicks would get by telling them you're banned from an entire country.

[Dusty]

(12-06-2017 02:01 PM)Dusty Wrote:  

First person of middle eastern descent the UK ever banned.

[url=https://twitter.com/rooshv/status/938558172276711424][/url]

[Delta]

(12-06-2017 09:11 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  

Update to my original post:

There actually was a 26 minute debate on the 4th of February 2016 in the UK government parliament about Roosh, the Return of Kings website and the ROK meetups.

Details here:

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


However, the debating MPs did not reach a conclusion or make a official decision.
The decision to ban Roosh was was done in total secrecy by the home secretary herself and not announced to anyone.
I doubt even the MPs were informed.


RVF had a short thread about this back then:
thread-53551.html
We all assumed nothing had happened.

If you take the time to watch the video, it's quite disturbing. Of the countless parliament members who speak, not a single one dissents in the slightest. They all just compete to out-virtue signal each other... for 26 freaking minutes.

Think about it: A fundamental assertion of the debate (that Roosh and his followers condone or intend to commit violence against women) could be disproven with 5 minutes of research, but it goes unchallenged; not by a group of irrelevant SJW lunatics, but by elected officials of a major country.

That is either startling incompetence, pathetic spinelessness, or pure evil.

[El Pistolero]

I remember when Roosh dared the countries to ban him in the "My response to Bang Colombia criticisms" video.

He was right. If the UK doesn't want him, why would he want to be in that shitty place anyway?

[DrCotard]

^ I clearly remember that moment when Colombian fake news outlets were crying over that Roosh's book.

By the way, I read that letter and at least they admit Roosh leadership skills, which is a very good thing.

[kmhour]

do you think the part that really frustrates them is that Roosh wouldn't want to go there anyway?

[kamoz]

Came across the videos soon after they posted and have been waiting for the associated thread.

International Shit lord, yes. Fuck Britain I don’t even want to go there, yes. I don’t even want to go through heathrow out of fear of getting blown up. Yeah that’s all true.

But amidst all this, Roosh being banned from the UK, I think, is pretty unprecedented. Things have now gone to a whole other level. I mean the list of things he read off?? Are you fucking kidding me!?!? Banned from an entire country for that!?! The issue isn’t Britain itself....the issue is when multiple countries do it, and all it takes is one. This very well may be the initial steps of limiting movement of people in the brave new world that’s to come.

[kmhour]

(12-06-2017 10:08 PM)kmhour Wrote:  

do you think the part that really frustrates them is that Roosh wouldn't want to go there anyway?

Roosh can't go to the UK anymore:

Roosh responds:

[Conscious Pirate]

(12-06-2017 05:25 PM)TigOlBitties Wrote:  

^That's a good point. Imagine the bad boy tingles chicks would get by telling them you're banned from an entire country.

you have to add something like... "for being labelled a rapist."

I'm just applying the technique that Troy Francis was preaching in a recent article.

[david.garrett84]

We will publish on ROK about this in the coming days, but does anyone have good information on ridiculous people who have NOT been banned from the UK?

First one:

Is Linda Sarsour getting a UK ban? She blamed the "Jewish media" for her bad reputation this week:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/11/30/lin...ation.html

Add this to all the other shit she has said, like asking for that Somalian-Dutch rightwing politician to be beaten up.

[Alpha_Romeo]

Was the ban in response to some permission you applied for? Or was the letter sent to you unsolicited?

As far as I know U.S. Passport holders can travel to the UK without the need to apply for a visa, etc. in advance of traveling. There may be a ban on individuals convicted of serious crimes. But as you and others pointed out, there are far more dangerous elements in the country the UK government should be focusing its resources on.

[Conscious Pirate]

DGB, you gotta raise the spectre of Saville & the DECADES of cover up AND PROMOTION of their own mass molester & rapist. But Roosh who wrote about how women could protect themselves is banned.

[GreenHills]

So ... how long until some AI is able to profile an Internet user as "Reads Roosh V often enough to be dangerous" and apply a ban of some kind. I certainly have it in mind that there's a potential danger if one day an employer of mine finds out that I visited rvf or Roosh's twitter.

[Steve McQueen]

This comes back to never backing down, ever, it just encourages them to stomp you into the ground. Your out there now, you might aswell use the platform before they try to take it away, you said yourself in a video I cant remember when, that you knew for sure that day was coming in the not too distant future.

[Disco_Volante]

(12-06-2017 11:34 AM)Bill Brasky Wrote:  

I've never been more convinced that western governments utterly hate their citizens and would mass murder everyone if they could get away with it.

This attitude seems pervasive amongst even low-level government workers like teachers, judges, etc.. I get there are powerful psychopaths like soros and whatnot, but what motivates low-level bureaucrat drones to also be so vicious about it? Is it envy? They'll never feel envy of the brown people in funny robes that's why it doesn't bother them but a free-thinking white man does?
There's a severe mental possession of these people that has a vicious hatred of our liberties. I personally can't relate to why they'd feel this way but it's there on a mass scale, including at least half of new 'Americans'.

[RIslander]

Banned from UK.... Shit that might be better than fatwa sex.

[Soyouz]

"I'm being kicked out from the cool kids table". ~ Roosh

What's their next brilliant move? Asking other "cool" countries like India, and Denmark to ban him too? Banning Roosh from vegan restaurants? This was a dumb move, it will simply make Roosh more popular, and make our community stronger.

Meanwhile, London continues to be flooded by a horde of rapefugees ; but it seems like UK politicians don't want to tackle the real issues!

[CynicalContrarian]

Despite the immense no. of surveillance cameras.
Despite the plethora of concrete barriers erected across Britain in the past year.

The good folk of England can now sleep easy at night.
In that good old Orwellian tradition. Roosh is now double-plus un-good.

[Chrome]

Getting banned from the U.K. is like getting banned from Detroit. No big loss.

If Roosh can dodge the whole Australian navy I'm sure he can find a way in.

Just apply for some sort of asylum or visit the Ecuadorian embassy in a diplomatic pouch.

[gework]

Welcome to Brexit Britain.

We're going to do a trade deal with someone.

[AntiMediocrity]

England is mostly a nation of sheep, getting caught up on media hype like its the Holy Gospel of this millenium. The only reason Brexit occurred in spite of most media channels acting as doomsayers to the idea was because so many people had been personally affected by what being in the EU represents. Meanwhile the vast, vast majority of the country has zero experience with individuals who are outspoken members of the manosphere - so follow suit with everyone else's assumptions that they are mere sex pests.

For everyone who says the UK is a good country to live in, I would like to point out to them occasions such as this where talking about banning ONE INDIVIDUAL is an issue worthy of Parliament discourse. The country is going bonkers, to use a word coined probably coined by themselves - or at that very least in popular use several decades ago.

Meanwhile said individual can reside here without an eyelid batted, most likely because this nation knows there are things of more concern - legitimate concern. The UK has indeed far bigger problems but they refuse to acknowledge them.

The thread topic has been a pivotal moment in my living here indefinitely unless I move to a different part of the globe.

[Mercenary]

(12-06-2017 02:37 PM)Mercenary Wrote:  

Someone needs to update this wikipedia page:


List of people banned from entering the United Kingdom


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pe...ed_Kingdom




Roosh has interesting company...

Edward Snowden
Richard Spencer
Michael Savage
Mike Tyson
Chris Brown
Busta Rhymes
Snoop Doggy Dogg


and many other americans still are (or were) on that black list at some point.

Update:

Someone added "Barack Obama" to the above wikipedia page.
I guess the ban is "wikipedia certified" now.