Send the Badgers to Australia(and pay for Karen’s booze)

Help the badgers get to the ICMI#3 in Gold Coast Australia and to Vidcon in Anaheim, California.

A limited time offer folks, two for the price of… uh… two! For the month of June the badgers are planning to attend the International Conference on Men’s Issues in Gold Coast Australia and catch Vidcon in Anaheim California on our way back.

This year at the International Conference on Men’s Issues we plan to unleash the codger! Yes everyone’s favourite contrarian puppet will go out among the ne’re-do-wells at the ICMI # 3 and come back with more intel on the true nature of the misogynerd movement. Who we’ll interview? That’s classified information!

We’re also going to Anaheim for Vidcon to hang out with the cool kids, aka. all the creators youtube wished didn’t exist on its platform. Come join us at the conference! Hopefully we won’t get kicked out this time because the popular kids don’t like us!

Haha… er…

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Hannah Wallen

Hannah has witnessed women's use of criminal and family courts to abuse men in five different counties, and began writing after she saw one man's ordeal drag on for seven years, continuing even when authorities had substantial evidence that the accuser was gaming the system. She is the author of Breaking the Glasses, written from an anti-feminist perspective, with a focus on men's rights and sometimes social issues. Breaking the Glasses refers to breaking down the "ism" filters through which people view the world, replacing thought in terms of political rhetoric with an exploration of the human condition and human interactions without regard to dogmatic belief systems. She has a youtube channel (also called Breaking the Glasses), and has also written for A Voice For Men and Genderratic. Hannah's work can be supported at https://www.minds.com/Oneiorosgrip

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