Morgane Oger

Morgane Oger, Canadian transgender activist. Born Ronan Oger, he is a man who identifies as a "transwoman" and is widely regarded as an anti-feminist and woman-hater. He is Vice President of the British Columbia New Democratic Party and chairman of Trans Alliance Society. It has been said that he "has a particular penchant for harassing women who speak truth".

Election Failure

Oger stood for election in 2017 and lost.

Treatment of Wife and children

Ronan Oger was married with two children when he decided to experiment with other sexual activities and identities. He left his wife after spending $120,000 of her money which he never paid back.

Anti-Feminist

He campaigned for the withdrawal of public funding from the Vancouver Women's Rape Relief refuge, because it only takes women. Canadian law now insists that men who "identify" as women must also be admitted, something that rape victims find traumatic. In 2019 Oger boasted on Twitter that he had got the grant from Vancouver City Council withdrawn.

He is litigious and tried to prosecute a woman in a Human Rights tribunal for displaying a placard saying that transgendered men were not women.

Oger supports ultra-permissive sexual behavior, particularly legal prostitution and the normalization of pornography and BDSM, which feminists classify as "Men's Rights Activism". He is openly allied with transgender prostitute and woman-hater Ryan a.k.a. "Liza" Kreut, a man who works as a prostitute under the professional name of "Hailey Heartless".

Morgane Oger (right) with his friend Ryan Kreut (left)

Morgane Oger Foundation

Oger has set up something he calls the Morgane Oger Foundation, which has been called " literally a troon factory for filing frivolous litigation against people who don't think grotesquely ugly obvious males are somehow "women" despite the evidence of our senses."

Financial Affairs

Oger runs what he calls a tech company, which is being sued for $100,000 in unpaid rent by the Sechelt Indian Band. He has been served with an eviction notice. Oger told the press that he had had difficulty paying the rent and was planning to sell the business.