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They shower my wig with beer, I shower their entire country with truth.
— Roosh (@rooshv)August 9, 2015
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Valizadeh is known for his controversial site Return of Kings, where he and his writers advocate for things like the legalization of rape and dehumanizing women in general. Some headlines on the page currently include "American Women Are Only Good For One Thing" and "6 Ways Modern Women Are Just Like Orcs."Despite all the controversy, Valizadeh still feels he "won" the Canadian battle against "Social Justice Warriors" such as feminist activist Aurelie Nix. In a recent post on his site, an article titled "How Roosh V Won The Battle Of Montreal," describes his victory through the fact that he made it to Canada and still gave his speech.But yesterday, Concordia University's community blog The ConU shared a story alleging that Valizadeh didn't actually get to give his speech and that he faked the celebration. "Instead, Roosh V gathered with about a dozen MRAs in the room where he was staying and began a disinformation campaign. Using Twitter and his personal forum, fake accounts published decoy posts claiming the event was taking place," reads the post.Valizadeh shared this "Historic victory in Montreal" video filmed right after he says he finished his speech."They had over 100 people today combing the entire city like idiots trying to find where the hotel was," he said in the video. "But yet, as you can hear in the background, the speech was successful. We did it, and now we are enjoying our victory lap."After publishing dozens of stories on me, the CBC/CTV/Bell Media are suddenly silent about my monstrous victory yesterday. Why is that?
— Roosh (@rooshv)August 9, 2015
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Toronto Mayor John Tory has yet to take a public stance on Valizadeh's upcoming event.Follow Sierra Bein on Twitter.Urging all venue locations in Toronto to deny — Norm Kelly (@norm)August 10, 2015