As I mentioned in a prior article, someone calling himself a cybersecurity researcher recently discovered that many of the clearnet MAP sites share a common hosting platform. His technical analysis was correct, relying on public information that can be interpreted by almost anyone vaguely fa...
I drafted this article more than a week ago while I was having technical issues that precluded me from editing my blog. Since then, I have become part-subject of an 'investigation' that made its way to Reddit, resulting in a number of people seeking to attack the hosting platform this site use...
It's nice to be back writing after my break. I'm now living somewhere quite different, but still very much a teacher, pedophile, and MAP rights activist. I must admit that, during all the stress of a move, I haven't been thinking very much about MAP stuff; at least not beyond "this new student i...
In the past few days, I've heard news of two MAP organizations barricading or closing their doors. The first was the BL Talk and associated Fawnlet magazine project, which is on hiatus after one of its editors freaked out about being mentioned in a silly little YouTube video. The second, and...
Prominent MAP activist Katie Cruz has been all over TikTok and YouTube recently. One of her main detractors is the failed singer-songwriter Sly Boy, a shriveled disappointment of a man who is desperately trying to build a ca...
Earlier this month, Virtuous Pedophiles member Connor Weston stormed the stage at a Wikipedia conference in New York. He was draped in the anti-c MAP flag, emblazoned with a staunch NOMAP message. He to...
A lot of what I write about is MAP-related, either directly or tangentially. And in addition to sharing my thoughts on this blog, I also participate on a variety of MAP sites, where my opinions are often no less contentious than they are to the wider publ...
Unless you live entirely off-grid, or never read the news, you will doubtless have heard about the assassination of Conservative pundit Charlie Kirk. His shooting shocked many around the world, but it didn't surprise me at all....
While this article discusses the morality of using force to defend oneself against ethically wrongful arrest, readers are nonetheless advised to refrain from violence and always follow local laws.
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