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I know Siri is a recurring character in this thread, I look at her socials every so often and she's doing so badly as an escort that she lowered her rates. And actually posted about it because nobody must have been booking.
The "Tryst" website that these pornstars use is fascinating, they're so open about it that I wonder if a crackdown will happen. The actual site is very careful to make people pay to join and then say "this is NOT for sex", but everyone on there constantly posts stuff that makes it very clear that you can have sex with them through this website.
It's always been a thing but people used to actually try to hide it.
Oh, oh dear. I can't decide if she's bad enough to deserve that or not.
Fuck it. She is. She didn't just cut her own tits off but talked Codi Vore into cutting hers off too. She deserves the gunt. She deserves to suffer more.
It certainly helps that Abigaiil has breast implants so her tits didn't shrink on Ozempic. I saw an OF girl who went on Ozempic recently and her tits shrank noticeably. Still big but she has that obvious "Ozempic Breast'' side affect. Yes it's a real thing. Now they have a saggy tube sock look instead being saggy but full and supple.
Do you know that the headquarters of Pornhub was near the location of the Canadian shooting. Hope the female cop considers her options after botching her job.
I love shitting on lady cops but I can't blame her for this one tbh. You're being shot at, your partner has actually been shot and is out of the fight, you're in a bad position and you're outgunned. Suddenly some fucking guy that you (likely) didn't see or hear coming runs right up on you and rolls around your cover so hard he actually runs into you. It's easy to judge in leisure decisions that others have had to make in haste.
Yeah, I'd shoot first and ask questions later too.
A former JAV star criticizes people waving the "rising sun" flag during Japan's first World Cup match. While the flag itself is a very heated topic amongst them, China, and Korea, and was even used before WW2, it seems some liberals over there aren't much different from our liberals bitching about the Confederate flag for the bajillionth time. At least she learns something from it.
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It's fucked up that they let a username like the bottommost one in, but after so many years of dogshit conduct are any of us really surprised?Wyświetl załącznik 9185474
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A former JAV star criticizes people waving the "rising sun" flag during Japan's first World Cup match. While the flag itself is a very heated topic amongst them, China, and Korea, and was even used before WW2, it seems some liberals over there aren't much different from our liberals bitching about the Confederate flag for the bajillionth time. At least she learns something from it. Wyświetl załącznik 9185611
Tbf, the japanese raped, murdered and pillaged their way through half of Asia under that flag and never apologised. It technically never was their national flag, but represented (and still represents) their military.
Not illegal, but in rather bad taste. Germans waving swastikas around during a match in Israel as a good luck charm would have the same energy.
Oh, motherless.com is back, now under motherless.xxx.
They cleansed pretty much all of the, umm, spicy videos I've had still in history. That, or they've been renamed and uploaded again cuz I'm pretty sure I randomly found one of them, renamed but it's been a few months and I may be making stuff up.
Here's an article explaining what happened:
Kod:
The porn website Motherless, which has faced international scrutiny over hosting content linked to gender-based violence and drug-facilitated sexual assault, has been taken offline by Dutch authorities following mounting pressure in the wake of a CNN investigation.
A spokesperson for the Dutch Public Prosecution Service told CNN that the site had been taken down by Dutch authorities and that prosecutors in Zeeland-West-Braband had opened a preliminary investigation.
The website appears to have been taken offline on Thursday evening. Motherless’ servers are located in the Netherlands and are hosted by NFOrce Internet Services, a company based in Steenbergen, in the south of the country.
Public attention focused on Motherless after CNN published its findings into a wider online ecosystem that highlighted the role that the site – and associated Telegram groups – play in hosting videos of non-consensual image sharing and drug-facilitated sexual assault. Previous investigations carried out by journalists in Germany and Canada also found thousands of videos in which unconscious women appeared to be raped and sexually abused.
The vast web of men drugging and raping their wives
The website has been hosted on Dutch servers since at least 2024, according to Dutch broadcaster NOS, whose reporting on the Netherlands’ connection to the platform in the wake of CNN’s investigation amplified calls for Dutch authorities to act.
NOS and current affairs program Nieuwsuur reported that an analysis of 20,000 videos that appeared on the Motherless homepage last week found those tagged “incest” by users were among the site’s most-viewed categories, while one of the platform’s most-watched videos in the past week had also been tagged with “rape,” “sister” and “school girl.”
CNN reported that Motherless was home to more than 20,000 videos of so-called “sleep” content uploaded by users, categorized using descriptive tags such as #passedout and #eyecheck at the time of publishing in late March 2026. While those tags appeared to have been removed since CNN’s report, content appearing to show drug-facilitated sexual abuse was still present as of this week.
In a Thursday statement, NFOrce said that it had launched an urgent compliance and abuse-handling review, giving Motherless 12 hours to respond.
On Friday, NForce posted the response it said it received from Motherless. In the statement, Motherless says that they had “conducted a comprehensive review of all content associated with the allegations referenced in recent media reporting, as well as the categories of potentially unlawful, exploitative, non-consensual, intoxication-related, or otherwise high-risk material. All identified prohibited files have been removed from publicly accessible content, indexed search results, mirrored or replicated content, and archived or backup-accessible content where operationally feasible. Accounts associated with repeat offenders have been suspended or permanently banned.”
The Motherless statement added that they had “reviewed” a list of “high-risk keywords, search terms and content moderation categories” and that “preventative moderation measures, upload restrictions, filtering, and escalation procedures have been strengthened, and a retrospective review of archived uploads has been conducted.”
NFOrce told CNN in a statement that it “does not operate, manage, moderate, or control customer platforms or their content.”
“Our role is limited to infrastructure services. Abuse handling is performed based on reports received through established legal and operational procedures,” it said, adding that specific URLS need to be reported to the “appropriate abuse handling channels” in order to review and address allegations of illegal content.
The takedown of Motherless marks a major development in efforts to combat the spread of non-consensual imagery online.
Robbert Hoving of Offlimits, an independent online safety group based in the Netherlands, told CNN it was “a very important signal” from authorities that “websites normalizing sexual violence against woman, and turning that into a business model, are taken down.” But he added that regulators need to “proactively act. Not wait until it has happened by just taking content down.”
Zoe Watts, a British survivor of intimate partner drug-facilitated sexual assault who spoke with CNN for their investigation, and who, along with fellow survivor Amanda Stanhope recently launched the #EndEyeCheck campaign, said: “To even contemplate that the site was out there to begin with, women systematically being abused, is absolutely disgusting. But to see what the power of our standing united and good reporting has done is absolutely incredible.”
But the takedown also highlights the difficulties survivors face in trying to remove exploitative material once it is uploaded and redistributed online.
Advocacy and tech groups warn that the platform could easily resurface by migrating servers or domain locations. It’s a move that was seen with the website Coco – the platform Dominique Pelicot used to recruit more than 70 men to rape his ex-wife Gisèle – whose domain was moved after it came under scrutiny, before eventually being shut down. Last month, a site appearing very similar to Coco, called Cocoland.cc, resurfaced online, with its domain registered in the Coco Islands, a remote Australian territory. French authorities have now opened a probe into the new site. A representative of Cocoland.cc told CNN it had nothing to do with Coco or its owner.
Motherless, which recorded nearly 82 million visitors in March and whose core audience is in the United States, describes itself as a “moral free file host where anything legal is hosted forever.”
The site’s domain name is registered in the Czech Republic, and its parent company is registered in Costa Rica. This reflects a common pattern among platforms accused of hosting abusive material: Leveraging multiple jurisdictions to complicate the regulation of extreme content.
“It would be very problematic if the site comes up again,” Hoving said of Motherless, adding: “The people responsible should be held accountable, and it shouldn’t stop with just taking it down.”
On Saturday, Motherless posted a statement to its website, saying that it had “voluntarily taken the site offline to identify content that does not align with our rules and to fix the exploits that allowed a small number of uploaders to take advantage of the system.”
“We are working to make sure that when the site returns online, those exploits are closed and violating content is removed,” it said.
Update: One week after being taken offline, Motherless has returned. On its website, Motherless said it had “strengthened our moderation systems and processes to more effectively prevent illegal content.” On May 15, a cursory CNN search found that several terms previously identified during our investigation appear to be now banned in English, however not in other languages. Motherless has previously deleted videos and banned other search terms related to DFSA following the work of investigative journalists in Germany on this issue.
This story has been updated with new developments.
TL; DR:
- 20 000 gorillion videos of drugged, raped wives.
- All identified prohibited files have been removed from publicly accessible content, indexed search results, mirrored or replicated content, and archived or backup-accessible content where operationally feasible. - note how it doesn't say it's been removed from non-public content, invisible to accounts not approved by the owner.
- The Motherless statement added that they had “reviewed” a list of “high-risk keywords, search terms and content moderation categories” - i.e. those keywords have been memoryholed, making so the offending content is unsearchable.
- To even contemplate that the site was out there to begin with, women systematically being abused, is absolutely disgusting. - yeah I'm shocked too that you can find this shit outside darknet.
- voluntarily taken the site offline to identify content that does not align with our rules and to fix the exploits - we made sure nobody will audit this.
- On May 15, a cursory CNN search found that several terms previously identified during our investigation appear to be now banned in English, however not in other languages. - *Mohammed raped a kid meme goes here*
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