Neo-Masculinists Plan Meeting in Atlanta on Saturday Night

(Image: ReturnOfKings.com)

The founder of a so-called international neo-masculinist movement is planning a worldwide series of secret meetings on Saturday night, including one in Midtown Atlanta.

Daryush Valizadeh, otherwise known as Roosh V on Twitter, operates a website and blog entitled Return of Kings, whose mission is to ”usher the return of the masculine man in a world where masculinity is being increasingly punished and shamed in favor of creating an androgynous and politically-correct society that allows women to assert superiority and control over men.”

Valizadeh seemingly was planning to hold 165 meetings of his organizations in 43 countries on Saturday, but cancelled the event because he could “no longer guarantee the safety or privacy of the men who want to attend.” The Washington Post reports that numerous feminist organizations were threatening to break up ROK’s meetings, including by the use of force.

Now, it looks like anyone of a like mind as Roosh V is being encouraged to attend secret meetup locations on Saturday night, and then move to a pre-determined secret location.

In Atlanta, anyone wanting to meeting is being instructed to show up at 8 pm at the corner of 10th Street and Charles Allen Drive, right across from Piedmont Park.

“To identify your fellow tribesmen, ask the following question to a man you suspect is there for the meetup: ‘Do you know where I can find a pet shop?’” Valizadeh says. “If you are asked this question, answer in the affirmative: ’Yes, it’s right here.’ You can then introduce yourself and get details about where to proceed at 8:20.

“If you ask someone for the pet shop and they appear confused or actually try to direct you to a real pet shop, they’re not there for the meetup. If you arrive at the meeting point at 8:21pm, you will miss the meetup.”

Roosh V says the meetings are for heterosexual men only, and anyone who attends should be at least the legal drinking age, since the meeting’s secret location will likely be in a nearby bar. Anyone with questions about Saturday’s meetup can find the answer to pretty much anything by clicking here, including what to do if any “crazy feminists” show up.