Friday, August 03, 2018



Australia: Banned by La Trobe University

An email from Bettina Arndt

Big excitement here this week. I'd been invited by the La Trobe Student Liberal Club to speak about whether there was a rape crisis on our campuses. My gig was supposed to be on August 14 until the university administration earlier this week pulled the plug, claiming my talk didn't "align with the values of the University and the strong campaign they've been running against sexual violence on campus."

La Trobe, like all our universities, has been promoting the fake rape crisis for years now, even after the Human Rights Commission release their survey results showing there was no such problem.

I ended up having a very entertaining exchange with various members of the administration and asked them a series of embarrassing questions seeking their evidence that there was a rape problem on campus. Eventually they backed down and said the event can go ahead, although they are making noises about the Liberal Club being charged for extra security. So we will see how this all plays out.

It looks like we will put back the date to sometime in September, to give the students time to sort everything out. Other Victorian universities are also keen so it may be that we will end up doing a Melbourne event sponsored by a number of the Liberal students clubs. Do spread the word. I am keen to speak about this issue on any Australian campus that offers an invitation. I think it is appalling that our universities are too lily-livered to take on the feminists and call out their lies on this issue. 

Via email from bettina@bettinaarndt.com.au

2 comments:

Spurwing Plover the fighting shorebird said...

La Trobe is just like any other leftists run campus its brainwashing and preparing them to be the mind numbed zombies to obey BIG BROTHER

Anonymous said...

I always wonder how many of the reported rapes are actually morning regrets. The old "she was too drunk to consent" seems to only apply to the female. Why can't the male be too drunk to know she was too drunk? That is inherently sexist. Both men and women tend to make regrettable decisions after drinking.