I realize that most of you are probably feeling as Rooshed-out as I am, and would like to move on to posts with a very low percentage of Roosh content, if any at all.
But I feel I would be remiss not to bring to your attention a post by our old friend, the urban cowboy/white nationalist (on paper) Davis M.J. Aurini, published on Roosh’s Return of Kings site on Friday. Entitled “Why International Meetup Day Was Cancelled,” it is perhaps the dumbest thing anyone has yet or will ever write on the subject.
Mr. Aurini starts off by positing the existence of a vast, Australia-wide media conspiracy against his buddy Roosh, a conspiracy showing the “extreme cunning” of the enemies of all that is good and true:
During Gamgergate [sic] it was revealed that the gaming press were coordinating behind the scenes, deciding which topics would be discussed and promoted, and which ones would be censored and dropped into the memory hole. Given that on February 2nd six nearly identical articles were published throughout the Australian press within hours of one another, all describing Return of Kings as a āRape Group,ā it is a near certainty that the Australian press is similarly controlled by collusion between the reporters on secret message boards.
Emphasis mine.
His proof of this conspiracy is a blurry image showing that a number of Australian papers RAN ARTICLES ABOUT ROOSH WITH IDENTICAL TITLES on the same day.
Which might be evidence of a vast conspiracy amongst Australian journalists except for the fact that all of the newspapers in question are owned by the same media conglomerate and regularly run the exact same articles as one another, much in the way that newspapers across the US regularly run identicalĀ stories by the Associated Press.
Indeed, if you look carefully at the blurry proof Aurini offers as proof of conspiracy, you’ll see that some of the papers in question also ran identical articles on what Myers and David Jones — apparently big Australian department store chains? — are planning to do to usher in a new fashion season.
I’m pretty sure that even the most cunning SJWs could not dream up a conspiracy so deliciously eeeevilĀ that it would require not only media manipulation of news about Roosh but also unanimity of coverage on Australian department store fashion as well.
Don’t anyone mention this to Aurini, but I have proof that NEARLY IDENTICAL “WIZARD OF ID” COMICS are running today in newspapers around the world! COLLUSION AT ITS MOST NEFARIOUS!!!
Aurini then offers this, well, unique explanation of the behavior of Roosh’s enemies, which for some reason involves flocks of lizard people.
The behaviour weāve witnessed over the past week is perfectly explained by flocks of narcissists, organized online, exercising vicious cunning with a humanās capacity for abstract thought. They are the metaphorical lizard people, dressed in skin suits, unreasonable and unrepentant.
Lizard people, you say?
Their goal is pandemonium. So long as it is chaotic, degraded, cheap, infectious, and ugly, they will endorse it, and they will use any tactic to achieve it: violence, lies, false philosophies, and pretend victimhood. They will be crying and vulnerable one moment, and coldly murderous the next. They are vicious, they are legion, and theyāre organized as only animals who have known sin could possibly be.
We see you.
So apparently Aurini has discovered peyote?
Aurini continues bumbling his way through moreĀ failed metaphors, at one point declaring that
Through introspection we will hear the voice of our conductor, and learn what song it is that we are meant to sing.
After saying a whole lot of nothing, he winds up the piece with a warning for all of usĀ lizard people who’ve been so darn mean to poor old Roosh.
A final word for all of those who attacked us, slandered us, and threatened us; we, the men who would defend you against those who would enslave and exploit you; we who fight, not for ourselves, but for the future.
Alas, Aurini’s “final word” is actually several hundred.
We will remember who you are, and we are a larger chorus than you know.
That ex-boyfriend who stole your heart? One of us. That charming married man at your office, with the beautiful wife? One of us. That wise mentor who helped you more than youāll than youāll ever know? One of us.
Huh. IĀ rather doubtĀ that the lesbian cultural history professor I had as an advisor in grad school — if anyone was ever my mentor, it was probably her — reads Return of Kings.
The battle for civilization will be neither quick nor easy. We will win, but not without great struggle and many casualties amongst those who refused to pick a side. So remember something: when you or your womenfolk are being viciously assaulted and raped by third world savages whom you defended while decrying usāor by some gestapo thug, whom you empowered to oppress us, their breath rancid with garlic and rotting teethā
That is the future you chose by standing against men of virtue.
Yep, another far-right fantasy of a righteous apocalypse that will put all of us SJWs in their place. I’m just a little surprised to see Aurini — a white nationalist Holocaust denier who has more than a few kind things to say about Hitler — depicting the Gestapo as the bad guys.
@ newt
It is an odd stereotype that one because we apparently, as a population, have some of the best teeth in the world. We do have socialised dentistry (albeit getting harder to access) and fluoridated water after all.
I wonder if it’s because there’s a bit of piss taking against people who bleach their teeth to unnatural whiteness?
My own theory, backed up by no studies whatsoever, is that the stereotype came about among people who were used to seeing bleached teeth, and only ever noticed unbleached teeth in old British films. Media from many other countries didn’t get the same attention because it’s in another language (so they’d be looking at the subtitles, if watching at all), and anything recent (since we got an NHS/stopped rationing) went unremarked.
Odd how he’s talking about a big conspiracy in thw Australian press when Rupert Merdoch is just over in the other corner chilling out with his media empire -_-
Alan:
Did you ever get to see the inside of a printing plant? A guy from the Guardian gave me a tour of their plant, many years ago. Quite impressive – though perhaps I’m too easily impressed by big loud machines and huuuge rolls of newsprint.
@Alan Robertshaw
I find the jokes on the expense of people who have had their teeth whitened, so very beloved of British comedians, to be pretty hit-and-miss at the best of times. I mean, the joke used to be pretty funny way back in 2010 when I first saw the joke made on Top Gear (Richard “The Hamster” Hammond being the butt of the joke), but it stopped being funny quite quickly. And of course now it’s fairly difficult to find a comedy program hosted by Jimmy Carr (ie. nearly all of them) where someone doesn’t point out the host’s gleaming teeth… Ć“.Ć
Ah well, Monzach, the mistake you’ve made there is watching Top Gear or Jimmy Carr.
Also, he isn’t even a real hamster!
know what I love about the lizard people conspiracy? even if its totally trie that lizard people exist, its still pretty bigoted to assume that they are therefore evil. Its like, we discovered gay people secretly exist and turned out, not evil. Its just racism masquerading as species-ism. imagine if a (I dont know how to put it besides “more evolved”, which is totally incorrect, but)species like humans (drastically environment altering?) existed that happened to be reptillian, whether from this planet or another – there would certainly be bigots spreading hate propaganda against them. Yet those assumptions would almost assuredly be (at least) mosty untrue. If lizard people existed they would probably be just as good as humans. Hopefully better.
augh *trUe
@Arctic
The kingdom of Elam was decisive in ending the third and final Sumerian empire after Elamites sacked the ancient capital of Ur.
Daryush is an alternate form of the modern Persian name for Darius – yes, that Darius.
#notalllizards
@Moggie
Yeah, all I can say is that I was young and foolish back then…and now I’m getting middle-aged and still foolish. š I’m trying to cut back on watching second-tier comedy stuff these days, the problem is that even bad British comedy is head and shoulders above anything locally produced…
@dreadnaught
Which darius?
THIS IS THE VOICE OF THE CONDUCTOR
http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/captainscarlet/images/7/72/Mysterons.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20090328220257
Hi there!
Here to clear up a little embarrassing thing that’s going on at the moment.
Well, you see, there was something of a mess up in our secret base on the Moon, and we’ve been beaming down messages of love and respect and good will (totally not secret plans to weaken you and then take over the world) when we realized that there was some kind of error in the communication.
It appears that if us
Lizard Peopletotally fluffy Tribbles broadcast hilariously OTT ironic thoughts that a section of your population takes them seriously.This has lead to a bit of a quandary for us:
One section of the
Lizard Peopletotally fluffy Tribbles view this as annoying and somewhat precluding our totally benign plans of world domination from coming to fruition.Sadly, the larger section of the
Lizard Peopletotally fluffy Tribbles have taken this to be a form of entertainment and there are now nightly contests on how far we can push this.–
In actuality, this is fairly spooky.
Barring the obvious admittance of total irrelevancy:
Cancelling the happy hour was nothing more than a tactical retreat in the face of overwhelming odds
Yes, those crowds of under 100 people are overwhelming odds, and that should probably make you think (this is in no way derogatory to the people willing to get out in the cold and show faces).
There’s something much worse going on.
I’ve never heard of this person before (although I’ve cursorily touched articles here on occasions just to get a head’s up of who or what Name X is), but he does appear to be channeling a rhetorical stance.
One that’s used entirely ironically / sarcastically elsewhere.
But, yes: I’m afraid our author has a strong case of the plagiarism, and he’s channeling someone (or something… dum dum durr) who really doesn’t share his world-view. In fact, who is almost in total opposition to it.
p.s.
“#WeSeeYou”. You’ve a choice between Police/Military support, an (alleged – who knows with Twitter?) rabid TERF using a gerbil / hamster as an avatar or basketball.
I’m guessing he’s attempting to riff off the back of the Police use, given his military pretensions.
Um. Isn’t that “stolen honor” or something?
@pandapool, @petal,
Seconded :3 It is so nice to see.
Hello.
Oh, the Reptilian conspiracy theory… But why stopping to the media only ? Other conspirationists give a broader range to it, including government and all as disguised reptilian. Such a small player, Aurini…
And for those who like Reptilians, there is one at the end of the “Foil” clip from Weird Al Yankovic.
Have a nice day.
@Kale
Yes! They talk that way because right-wingers always, always need an enemy, even if that enemy is fictional. It’s what they do. It’s who they are.
@Kat
exactly.
that and its a metaphor for antisemtism generally
Oh for fuck’s sake! Why do they always write like that? Every one of these guys. They write like a teenager writing a paper that he has to do in one night because he procrastinated: with so much pseudo-style and dramatics that you can’t see what little substance is underneath. It’s like they hear dramatic music that no one else does. They fumble more metaphors than Brett Favre fumbled footballs. Plus, these type of writers can’t ever just get to the point. They go on and on like they are being paid by the word count. They could turn a flyer for a missing cat into a door-stopping trilogy. Ayn Rand gets to the point faster than these guys. AYN FUCKING RAND. Also, I learned whenever some says that they have a final word, it’s okay to assume that they have not yet begun to speak.
@Unlucky Blackjack
Yes, yes, yes! And so well stated.
And I don’t mind repeating myself here–I apologize to those who’ve read it already–they do it because otherwise they’d have nothing to say. A blank page. ‘Cause the truth would make them look really bad. It’s the lizard people or nothing.
@Kale
I didn’t know that “lizard people” was a stand-in for anti-Semitism. Thanks for pointing that out.