Donny

Why would you doubt this? I've been heard by more than 5 million people so far... you don't think some come to disrupt? When I speak at a university, for example, posters are placed around the school for a few weeks in advance. One example: at York University, in Toronto, a group of homosexuals and cross dressers came to disrupt the talk I was there to give. They decided not to do so once I began speaking, telling me afterwards that the didn't disagree with anything I said.

I don't speak in an offensive way. I tell my story. I talk about human rights. I make the people involved in porn out to be... normal, everyday people. Someone's kid. Someone's current or future parent. Someone's current or future grandparent. People.

When a person sees a flyer that some guy will be coming into town to talk about porn, there will always be those who think, "Great! Let's go put this dude in his place." But when you speak to people without being offensive, it's hard to follow through on such plans.

Fact.