Rollo Tomassi

We've been almost three years now.

And still doing my show, The Rational Male, every Sunday, 1 p.m.

Pacific, 4 p.m.

Eastern.

Um, but, uh, making YouTube work these days is, uh, is quite a challenge.

Um, yeah.

Um, being shadow banned, um, being on a DHS watch list, being a part of a NGO, uh, experiment over the last 18 months, two years.

Um, which was funny because I can remember when the biannual report came out for, uh,

for, uh, the NGO, which is called diverting hate here.

Um, when they first came out with the biannual report and then of course they promptly took it down from, from public consumption.

Um, everybody thought it was being very, um, conspiratorial and now suddenly, um, we have a hundred percent confirmation of it and everybody wants to sort of jump on board and,

um, you know, pretend that they've always been a part of that.

Well, um, I was part of a select group of people who were sort of Guinea pigs for, for, um, a program that was meant, uh, in intentionally designed, I should say to redirect my traffic and rich Cooper's traffic, fresh and fits traffic, uh, Aaron Clary's traffic, um, to state approved or, um,

positive masculinity sites, whatever that means.

And people didn't really want to believe that it was a, you know, funneled money through the DHS to, what was it, the McCain Institute at ASU.

And then it goes to the NGOs from there.

So it's almost like money laundering, but it's taxpayer dollar money laundering.

And it's not just for the manosphere, by the way.

I didn't realize this until later on, but it's it was for there were similar NGOs that were designed to sort of limit free speech for conservative talking pundits, I guess, as well.

And I didn't realize that until I started looking into the the Senate hearings or maybe it was congressional hearings for Elijah Crane, who was a guy out of I think he's a congressman out of Arizona.