@AnnOlivarius Women are ‘not real people’ to many men. That’s why rapes were no longer prosecuted in any real number once women were freed from being the legal property of their husbands (i,e. When it was no longer a case of a man’s property being injured).
So the police are dragging their heels on stopping males strip-searching females, which, as the Supreme Court ruling confirmed, was illegal all along. I'm sure they hope no woman decides to sue.
Of course, I'll fund her if she does.
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Pete Hegseth (2016) on Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server:
“Any security professional, military, government or otherwise, would be fired on the spot…and criminally prosecuted for being so reckless with this kind of information.”
@freedom_007__ Why on earth are we paying these people millions of pounds every year? All they have to do is appear at events and now they can’t be bothered to do even that.
ChuckPfarrer: NEVER FORGET: Three years ago, Russian pilots dropped a guided bomb on the Drama Theater in Mariupol. Inside, 400 defenseless people were hiding from shelling. The word "CHILDREN" was written in huge letters on the ground. The theater bec… https://t.co/5WR9TBUq66
this removes the old belief that direct cell conversions were inevitably low-yield and practically unusable. MIT just made direct neuron conversion viable at scale.
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**Horrific cases highlight young boys raped for profit on P*rnhub**
1. In N. Ireland, Stephen McIlvenny lured three boys to his home, where he blackmailed, manipulated, and brutally beat them into submission, causing brain bleeding. He raped them, filmed the assaults, and uploaded videos to monetized P*rnhub accounts in a profit-sharing relationship with the site and its executives. On Friday, McIlvenny was sentenced to 23 years in prison on 77 counts.
2. In Alabama, Rocky Shay Franklin drugged, overpowered, and raped a 12-year-old boy multiple times. He filmed the assaults and uploaded 23 videos to P*rnhub with titles including phrases such as “young ass is best” and “uncle’s secret.” He entered into a profit-sharing deal with the site and its executives to earn revenue from the abuse. Police found out, arrested Franklin, and demanded P*rnhub remove the videos, but were ignored multiple times. The videos remained on the site for 7 months, earning revenue and being downloaded by users—perpetuating the boy’s trauma online forever. Franklin was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
Each abuse video was accessible to P*rnhub’s 100+ million daily visitors, who could save and re-upload them endlessly, ensuring the children’s trauma persists like a wound that can never heal.
P*rnhub, as a policy, never checked IDs to verify the boys’ ages.
One of only 10 moderators per 8-hour shift—handling millions of uploads yearly—reviewed and approved all of the assaults, per the executives’ own admissions that mods manually review every single video before upload. They even adjust video tags and titles for maximum search engine optimization potential.
Executives tracked profits from categories containing such child abuse, with uncovered emails and legal documents showing they refused to remove tags and categories like “young,” “minor,” and “childhood.”
They admitted to hiring just one person, five days a week, out of 1,800 employees to review flagged videos, including child abuse and rape. Their policy required 15 flags before review—meaning a video flagged 14 times by police or victims wouldn’t even be queued. A backlog of 706,000 flagged videos existed, and in December 2024 legal documents revealed evidence of pre-pubescent children being raped on P*rnhub in videos that had 13–14 flags but were monetized on the site for years.
Do you see why P*rnhub must be shut down, its executives imprisoned, and assets liquidated for victims?
Since the fight for justice began in 2020, 91% of the site has been taken down: all credit card processing, and mainstream advertisers have cut ties. Nearly 300 victims have filed 25 lawsuits, including class actions representing tens of thousands of child victims, the company was criminally charged and the site was sold as a distressed asset.
But we’re not done yet. The same execs are running the site today even though the site was sold. They still have unverified and illegal content throughout the site. Victims are still waiting for justice to be fully served.
Let’s see this through to the end.
#Takedown #Traffickinghub
Ukraine has supplied the U.S. wirh extensive intelligence and vast amounts of data on Russian technology, captured equipment, battlefield operational guides, weapon performance, and countermeasures against US provided systems. A shame no one seems to remembers or appreciates it
1,258 days since teenage girls have been banned from school.
799 days since women have been barred from university.
An entire generation of dreams silenced in Afghanistan. Education is not a privilege. It is a basic human right.