Hi folks I'm I'm joined by men's rights activist and conservative activists for the Tansa to discuss

The unfortunate failure it appears of the men's rights movement

because it seems to have lost its energy and it doesn't look like it's going to achieve the goals it's set for itself, which I'm not happy to say.

That is a black pill intro. I will try to get sprinkle a couple of white pills into it.

Please. So yeah I've been a I've been a man's rights activist now for oh my God

when did we see each other at the man's international conference 17 oh my god it's been it's been a while it's been a while. It's been a while. It's been a while. Yeah, so I've been I've been a

mentor activist now for quite a few years and I think when I joined it that was obviously

pre-Covit and there was still quite a lot of energy there

like there were annual meetings conventions and they invited you which was quite a step up for the international conference on man's issues

because you were not a per se of man's rights activist, you were a social commentator and quite famous and well known.

And so there was something good going on and I would say then COVID happened and that

happened obviously to so many parts of society that just it took a certain energy out of movements out of events and things like that.

But that's not the big problem with the man's rights movement and I'm not saying I'm definitely not saying

that the man's rights movement is dead not at all and they are amazing

organizations that do great work great great grassroots work, I would say, and I'll mention them later on.

But being in the Man's rights movement for quite a while

you can't help but notice that

you're fighting against a flood with a little bucket.

Whatever you do, they just throw millions at it to silence you or to ridicule you.

One of the things that I noticed with the men's rights movement,

to which I've always been sympathetic really,

is that the Leviathan is controlled by feminism and so any legitimate claims that the

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