Who is Nicholas Alahverdian and why are we going to Dayton on November 15? (AVfM)

AgentOrangeMRA · 2013-11-04T12:21:19+00:00

Here's a good illustration of what's wrong with that AVFM website.

It's a shame when you have grandiose hopes of overthrowing injustice, but your poster boy is a wince-inducing blowhard, and your cheerleader speaks acronyms only a slack-jawed moron would use.

Nicholas Alahverdian says
November 3, 2013 at 6:14 PM

To all:

A Voice for Men, as promised, has maintained their support of me and my case as we press forward to November 15, 2013. Within the past several weeks, unmistakable evidence has established the fact that Mary Grebinski engaged in making heinous false allegations against me and strives to continue into perpetuity the effects that her misdeeds have had upon me. The purpose of these false allegations was none other than to provide an alibi to an apparently overzealous boyfriend and perhaps a teacher for being late to class.

Thousands have received information and our efforts, in unison, have been stepped up. Having now confirmed and completed their evaluation of the evidence and their decision on a course of action, AVfM feels obliged to report this crisis and systemic preposterousness to you through the lens of every shred of evidence that they have.

The characteristics of these false allegations indicate two distinct types of problems. First: a society that permits and somewhat encourages the filing of false charges, uncorroborated and unsubstantiated by even the slightest shard that would indicate wrongdoing. Second: the judicial system that has disavowed itself from proverbial American values of equal justice under law and the constitutional framework from which they are to operate has corroded before our eyes. Trials by jury are denied, adequate legal representation is not provided, and cases are prosecuted without disclosing evidence in its fulness, especially that evidence which would be conducive to clearing the name of the falsely accused.

Historically, I have aimed to fight for justice and fairness in a most polite and diplomatic fashion, scheduling appointments with bureaucrats and attending fundraisers and cocktail parties to raise awareness about important issues. However, this approach is far too lackadaisical and monotonous to spark the change that needs to happen right now – prior to the destruction of countless other lives.

This urgent call for action and demonstration of solidarity – by the presence of a body of individuals hellbent on fighting for justice and judicial reform – initiates an explicit risk to those who are warmly blanketed by a system hellbent on prosecuting men and appearing “tough” on crime. Yet now the system has met its foe.

The current state of the justice system also contradicts the repeated assurances of our lawmakers that reform is taking place, corruption is being deterred, and false imprisonments and convictions are decreasing. Exoneration by way of DNA evidence is at an all-time high rate, with many cases in a mammoth backlog.

The November 15, 2013 Meet & Greet has not had the advantage of being planned for months. Yet, only after a few days were we able to pull together a plan to deploy a retaliatory blow to a system that has been historically deafened to the citizenry at large – until now.

We will fight on behalf of falsely accused men everywhere.

I, along with AVfM, am prepared to present my case against Mary Grebinski’s false allegations, Ken Quatman’s imbecilic and inept unprofessionalism, and Judge Henderson’s blatant disregard to constitutional entitlements. Their acts have threatened my life to the brink of irrelevance, and my own efforts in the appellate system have been largely ignored.

Now, we make it clear that our freedom of speech is not limited. As a movement, we have made many efforts to limit the spread of false allegations, merely a battle in the war against men and boys. However, at this moment of unity, our voices will be raised as one as we quarrel with those who would have constitutional rights obviated for the sake of convenience and/or reelection.

We are prepared to combat false allegations while exhibiting that we are a peaceful movement who desire to end the war against men.

Finally, I want to say a few words to the brave men and women of the MHRM, to whom this comment is directly addressed. I speak with you as a friend, as one who understands and joins with your passion, as one who shares your anxiety to end this gruesome conflict. I have listened to and read your stories with profound gloom. In America and globally, we can no longer tolerate our leaders being poisoned by dangerous feminist ideals. This dangerous movement is a threat to society and we must expose the perils that will inevitably beset the world lest we act and act in a fashion as swift as possible.

This dystopia is not in tandem with the progression of our society. The judiciary, corporate governance, legislative chambers, and our communities are swarming with radical ideologues who threaten men and boys. But smart women know that we have no wish to cause suffering or impose any system of beliefs upon you. It is radical feminism that does that.

I have no doubt that we all look forward to the time when men and boys will be free from a world that is increasingly suffering from not knowing that patriarchy theory is a poor attempt at blaming men for societal and historical problems. The theory of an extant or historical patriarchy is bogus, frivolous, and without merit. When this fact is widely exposed and disseminated, then we will be free from political deviousness and free from a system that has been allowed to grow and spiral out of control. We will be able to live as men without fear or degradation. And this requires solidarity and a unified exerted effort.

Men have suffered generation after generation – in areas as diverse as family law, parenting, reproduction and domestic violence. We have opposed and will continue to oppose societal changes sought by feminists to skew gender roles, the family unit, and fight gender discrimination in the schools and the workplace.

We can all agree: feminism has harmed men. Undoubtedly, fighting this beast is a difficult and quite possibly precarious effort that we are pursuing, not unlike the biblical battle between David and Goliath. But the amount of self-sacrifice, spirit of volunteerism, and strong, brilliant men and women making clear that they want to change the world will not be for naught. And we have only scratched the surface. And this will be difficult. But make no mistake, the greatest hazard of all would be to sit back and do nothing.

I want to thank the brave soldiers at AVfM, the people that have supported me thus far, and the friends that have not abandoned me since I have taken the red pill. The truth is here – we have it. Now we must act. We must act to change the system. We must fight for judicial reform. We must join hands and change an institution that is inherently biased against men and boys.

Join with me. Fight with me. This is our time. Let’s keep on changing the world.

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Bolo says
November 3, 2013 at 6:41 PM

FTSU in Dayton, hope there are some videos shot for us who can’t make it.

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