You'll receive a really good primer about how Trump is standing in quicksand with the report now public. You'll also learn how the whistleblower very carefully crafted the document to do maximum damage. I highly recommend.
30 September 2019
Worth a Listen
If you want a really good explanation of why the whistleblower complaint is so threatening to Donald Trump, I recommend Friday's podcast "The Daily" from the New York Times (free link here).
You'll receive a really good primer about how Trump is standing in quicksand with the report now public. You'll also learn how the whistleblower very carefully crafted the document to do maximum damage. I highly recommend.
You'll receive a really good primer about how Trump is standing in quicksand with the report now public. You'll also learn how the whistleblower very carefully crafted the document to do maximum damage. I highly recommend.
Hotel Tryst
These two lads look like they're meeting up at a hotel for some afternoon delight. Both are veteran porn studs — the top is from Colombia and the bottom is from Britain.
The originals for these images are much larger than they appear below and are part of a large collection with more than nine hundred photos from a dozen hardcore porn shoots released within the last three days. To download the complete set of all photos in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these images are much larger than they appear below and are part of a large collection with more than nine hundred photos from a dozen hardcore porn shoots released within the last three days. To download the complete set of all photos in a free zipped folder, click here.
29 September 2019
The Lowest Road
Not long after the story broke this week about Donald Trump leaning on the President of Ukraine to dig up political dirt on his possible 2020 election opponent in exchange for foreign aid, stories that he'd done something similar in China began to emerge (details here).
While most campaigns do at least some opposition research, they don't weaponize it by wrapping it in fabricated claims, as Trump is fond of doing. Indeed, as Axios reported this week, Trump is trying to use the same sorts of dirty tricks against Joe Biden that he used against Hillary Clinton in 2016 (link here).
It's amazing how, rather than run on issues against an opponent, Trump primarily focuses his effort on dirty tactics and weaponized lies. It's like he's pathologically unable to take the decent road.
As for his dirty work in China, the House Intelligence Committee has already indicated it intends to include all nations with which Trump may have had improper contact during the first three years of his administration. The more evidence the better to use against Trump in his possible impeachment proceedings.
While most campaigns do at least some opposition research, they don't weaponize it by wrapping it in fabricated claims, as Trump is fond of doing. Indeed, as Axios reported this week, Trump is trying to use the same sorts of dirty tricks against Joe Biden that he used against Hillary Clinton in 2016 (link here).
It's amazing how, rather than run on issues against an opponent, Trump primarily focuses his effort on dirty tactics and weaponized lies. It's like he's pathologically unable to take the decent road.
As for his dirty work in China, the House Intelligence Committee has already indicated it intends to include all nations with which Trump may have had improper contact during the first three years of his administration. The more evidence the better to use against Trump in his possible impeachment proceedings.
Oreo Sandwich
Here's a very boisterous threeway with two black and one white lad. The skinhead is Rhyheim Shabazz, who exclusively tops, and the other two are the versatile Trap with the wild dreds and versatile Donnie Argento with the big bushy beard.
If you want to watch this on the origin webpage or to download a free copy of the video to add to your collection, be sure to click here.
If you want to watch this on the origin webpage or to download a free copy of the video to add to your collection, be sure to click here.
28 September 2019
Unhinged
True to form, Donald Trump has been in a public meltdown since the whistleblower report was released to the public on Thursday morning. He's been fuming on Twitter and in public appearances.
He's been accusing the whistleblower of fabricating what he/she wrote, that he/she's a spy, that he/she's a traitor. He claims to know all these things about the whistleblower but does not know his or her identity.
Bloomberg published a video yesterday of Trump spewing and ranting for fifteen minutes in a rambling babble to a group described as "diplomats" (link here or here without a paywall). Given Trump is widely inside the State Department amongst the rank and file, one has to wonder if they were mostly Trump supporters brought in for the event to cheer him on.
Whenever Trump acts like this, one should always ask the question: is this the way an innocent man reacts? The answer should be obvious.
He's been accusing the whistleblower of fabricating what he/she wrote, that he/she's a spy, that he/she's a traitor. He claims to know all these things about the whistleblower but does not know his or her identity.
Bloomberg published a video yesterday of Trump spewing and ranting for fifteen minutes in a rambling babble to a group described as "diplomats" (link here or here without a paywall). Given Trump is widely inside the State Department amongst the rank and file, one has to wonder if they were mostly Trump supporters brought in for the event to cheer him on.
Whenever Trump acts like this, one should always ask the question: is this the way an innocent man reacts? The answer should be obvious.
Saggy, Baggy Balls
Antonio Biaggi has the greatest saggy lowhangers. They get a full workout as he pounds yet another tender lad in his man pussy. Antonio was featured before on this blog two years ago here in a video that's still live.
To watch today's clip on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of this scene to keep, click here.
To watch today's clip on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of this scene to keep, click here.
27 September 2019
The Worst Day
Few would disagree that this has been the worst week for Donald Trump's presidency. And yesterday was the worst day of all for the President.
That's because the House Intelligence Committee released a lightly redacted copy of the intelligence community whistleblower report against Trump and it's absolutely devastating for him (details here). The report itself — including annotated versions — is widely available online (link here).
Not surprisingly, the media coverage has been exhaustive. Of all the pieces I've read in the last twenty-four hours, I think these two give the clearest picture of why the report is so damning: "The five most serious charges in the whistleblower's complaint" at The Hill (link here) and "5 key takeaways and allegations from the Trump whistleblower complaint" at the Washington Post (link here).
It now seems all but a certainty that the House of Representatives will impeach Trump. What remains unknown, however, is whether GOP support will peel away from him once the trial is underway in the Senate, given a third of them are up for reelection next year.
We are living in historic times: Trump could be the first President in American history to face an impeachment trial whilst running for re-election. And that would make for an absolutely unprecedented election, both for the White House and Congressional seats.
That's because the House Intelligence Committee released a lightly redacted copy of the intelligence community whistleblower report against Trump and it's absolutely devastating for him (details here). The report itself — including annotated versions — is widely available online (link here).
Not surprisingly, the media coverage has been exhaustive. Of all the pieces I've read in the last twenty-four hours, I think these two give the clearest picture of why the report is so damning: "The five most serious charges in the whistleblower's complaint" at The Hill (link here) and "5 key takeaways and allegations from the Trump whistleblower complaint" at the Washington Post (link here).
It now seems all but a certainty that the House of Representatives will impeach Trump. What remains unknown, however, is whether GOP support will peel away from him once the trial is underway in the Senate, given a third of them are up for reelection next year.
We are living in historic times: Trump could be the first President in American history to face an impeachment trial whilst running for re-election. And that would make for an absolutely unprecedented election, both for the White House and Congressional seats.
Hardcore Hunk Humping
Friday is here, so time once again for the weekly smorgasbord of happy hunk humping. Today's collection features more than a thousand photos from thirty different hardcore shoots released within the past week. To download everything in a free zipped folder, click here.
26 September 2019
A Very Bad Day
Yesterday was a very bad day for Donald Trump as he finds himself drowning in the biggest crisis of his presidency.
Early in the morning, the White House released a rough transcript of Trump's call with the Ukrainian president (fully searchable copy here). It quickly revealed both that Trump was lying repeatedly in the last several days about what was said during the conversation and that the primary focus of the call was not on strengthening relations between the two countries but instead on what Ukraine could do to help Trump personally.
Trump talked at length about Joe Biden, who may be his 2020 election revival, interspersed with a great deal of self-puffery. He never once mentioned the issue of gravest concern to Ukraine, which is its oppressive neighbor Russia. Not one peep.
The consensus quickly emerged that the release served to make a stronger case for impeaching Trump (details here and here).
Late in the afternoon, the Trump White House released the whistleblower's report to the House and Senate intelligence committees. This remains classified and can only be seen by members of those two committees and their staff at this date.
Once again, the release was devastating to Trump. Per one Republican who has now read the report, it is really bad for Trump (details here). The report "paints a clear path to impeachment" with sufficient information so Democrats can make appropriate document requests and subpoena witnesses in a focused effort.
Trump almost certainly thought release of these two documents would dampen impeachment fervor. The opposite result happened, and now a majority of House members back impeachment. Stay tuned.
Early in the morning, the White House released a rough transcript of Trump's call with the Ukrainian president (fully searchable copy here). It quickly revealed both that Trump was lying repeatedly in the last several days about what was said during the conversation and that the primary focus of the call was not on strengthening relations between the two countries but instead on what Ukraine could do to help Trump personally.
Trump talked at length about Joe Biden, who may be his 2020 election revival, interspersed with a great deal of self-puffery. He never once mentioned the issue of gravest concern to Ukraine, which is its oppressive neighbor Russia. Not one peep.
The consensus quickly emerged that the release served to make a stronger case for impeaching Trump (details here and here).
Late in the afternoon, the Trump White House released the whistleblower's report to the House and Senate intelligence committees. This remains classified and can only be seen by members of those two committees and their staff at this date.
Once again, the release was devastating to Trump. Per one Republican who has now read the report, it is really bad for Trump (details here). The report "paints a clear path to impeachment" with sufficient information so Democrats can make appropriate document requests and subpoena witnesses in a focused effort.
Trump almost certainly thought release of these two documents would dampen impeachment fervor. The opposite result happened, and now a majority of House members back impeachment. Stay tuned.
Picture Window Fucking
The big lad topping here is Pierce who has been doing porn since 2014. He's 34, 6'2, 195 pounds, and originally from Montana. He has an active Twitter feed where he posts hardcore images and video clips (link here).
These two lads are very clearly sucking and fucking in an elevated bed that's right next to a big picture window. If those windows aren't tinted or mirrored on the other side, the neighbors are getting a great show.
The originals for these photos are huge and are part of a large collection with nearly five hundred images from a dozen different hardcore shoots that were released in the last few days. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
These two lads are very clearly sucking and fucking in an elevated bed that's right next to a big picture window. If those windows aren't tinted or mirrored on the other side, the neighbors are getting a great show.
The originals for these photos are huge and are part of a large collection with nearly five hundred images from a dozen different hardcore shoots that were released in the last few days. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
25 September 2019
It's Happening
Yesterday was memorable with so much happening in Washington, but by the end of the day, the biggest news of all was when Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the House of Representatives would begin a formal impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump (details here and here).
This was a major shift in the Speaker's and senior leadership's stance, triggered by the explosive revelations that Trump compromised national security in order to extort a foreign nation to smear his political rival.
For his part, Trump claims the White House will release the full, unredacted transcript of his phone call with the Ukrainian president. It is worth nothing, however, that the Trump White House has doctored official transcripts multiple times in the past (details here) so their veracity is immediately suspect.
And as Reuters noted, the "transcript" will likely not be verbatim because it will be cobbled together from various people's notes and will be a long way from a word-for-word record of the actual call (details here). The article notes: "not only would any so-called transcript be based on notes, but it would also likely be incomplete because the note-takers usually do not include issues that could be controversial if they became public." Unlike all other previous Presidents, Trump has no official stenographer so he can alter "official" transcripts at will (details here).
As a result, lawmakers on Capitol Hill from both parties and both houses want to see the full, unredacted whistleblower report that triggered this latest scandal, something the White House is not willing to release as of this writing. The document is believed to include many details the phone transcript would not. In an extraordinary move, the GOP-controlled Senate voted unanimously for the White House to release the full, unredacted report to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
The impeachment inquiry will also likely trigger a wide variety of new reporting about the unsavory dealings the Trump White House has been using leading up to the 2020 election. Late last night, for instance, the Washington Post broke an important story about how US government officials have been sidelined in conducting official business so that Trump loyalists and his private attorney could extort Ukraine into doing their bidding (link here).
So it's only Wednesday morning and it's been a historic, memorable week. Keep an eye on headlines today and the rest of the week for late-breaking developments.
This was a major shift in the Speaker's and senior leadership's stance, triggered by the explosive revelations that Trump compromised national security in order to extort a foreign nation to smear his political rival.
For his part, Trump claims the White House will release the full, unredacted transcript of his phone call with the Ukrainian president. It is worth nothing, however, that the Trump White House has doctored official transcripts multiple times in the past (details here) so their veracity is immediately suspect.
And as Reuters noted, the "transcript" will likely not be verbatim because it will be cobbled together from various people's notes and will be a long way from a word-for-word record of the actual call (details here). The article notes: "not only would any so-called transcript be based on notes, but it would also likely be incomplete because the note-takers usually do not include issues that could be controversial if they became public." Unlike all other previous Presidents, Trump has no official stenographer so he can alter "official" transcripts at will (details here).
As a result, lawmakers on Capitol Hill from both parties and both houses want to see the full, unredacted whistleblower report that triggered this latest scandal, something the White House is not willing to release as of this writing. The document is believed to include many details the phone transcript would not. In an extraordinary move, the GOP-controlled Senate voted unanimously for the White House to release the full, unredacted report to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
The impeachment inquiry will also likely trigger a wide variety of new reporting about the unsavory dealings the Trump White House has been using leading up to the 2020 election. Late last night, for instance, the Washington Post broke an important story about how US government officials have been sidelined in conducting official business so that Trump loyalists and his private attorney could extort Ukraine into doing their bidding (link here).
So it's only Wednesday morning and it's been a historic, memorable week. Keep an eye on headlines today and the rest of the week for late-breaking developments.
The New Slave
The story here is that a bigger, older man has bought a willing young sex slave in a private market and brings him home to try out the merchandise. After the lad gives him a lingering, loving blowjob, his new master fucks him with his big fat cock until he has a hands-free cumshot.
To watch on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of this scene to keep, click here.
To watch on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of this scene to keep, click here.
24 September 2019
Hypocrisy in One Easy Lesson
Donald Trump's extreme hypocrisy has now infected some members of his cabinet. Witness the following exchange between Jake Tapper and Trump's treasury secretary on TV over the weekend:
Tapper: "If, for instance, President Obama had pressured a foreign leader, Putin or the president of Ukraine, anyone, and said, I want you to look into Donald Trump Jr. or I want you to look into Eric Trump, international businessmen, both of them, would you not find that inappropriate?"
Treasury secretary: "I’m not going to speculate on that. What I do find inappropriate is the fact that Vice President Biden at the time’s son did very significant business dealings in Ukraine. I, for one, find that to be concerning. And, to me, that is the issue perhaps that should be further investigated."
Tapper: "I don’t understand. So it is OK for Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump Jr. to do business all over the world, it’s OK for Ivanka Trump to have copyrights approved all over the world while President Trump is president, but while Vice President Joe Biden was vice president, his son shouldn’t have been able to do business dealings?"
Treasury secretary: "Again, I don’t — I don’t really want to go into more of these details, other than to say. . ."
Tapper: "Well, you’re just setting a precedent that the president is violating."
Boom. Trump's children have hundreds of business deals overseas but Biden's son isn't even allowed one. And Trump's children are off limits to criticism while anything goes with Biden's son.
Tapper: "If, for instance, President Obama had pressured a foreign leader, Putin or the president of Ukraine, anyone, and said, I want you to look into Donald Trump Jr. or I want you to look into Eric Trump, international businessmen, both of them, would you not find that inappropriate?"
Treasury secretary: "I’m not going to speculate on that. What I do find inappropriate is the fact that Vice President Biden at the time’s son did very significant business dealings in Ukraine. I, for one, find that to be concerning. And, to me, that is the issue perhaps that should be further investigated."
Tapper: "I don’t understand. So it is OK for Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump Jr. to do business all over the world, it’s OK for Ivanka Trump to have copyrights approved all over the world while President Trump is president, but while Vice President Joe Biden was vice president, his son shouldn’t have been able to do business dealings?"
Treasury secretary: "Again, I don’t — I don’t really want to go into more of these details, other than to say. . ."
Tapper: "Well, you’re just setting a precedent that the president is violating."
Boom. Trump's children have hundreds of business deals overseas but Biden's son isn't even allowed one. And Trump's children are off limits to criticism while anything goes with Biden's son.
Mister Kneepads
The big lad here with the kneepads is Bruno, who made his porn debut in late summer and has appeared in three released scenes so far, all as a top. He's 39, stands 6'3, and weighs 230 pounds. I guess when a top shows up wearing kneepads, that means he's planning some serious rutting.
The originals for these photos are huge and are part of a collection with more than six hundred images from sixteen different hardcore porn shoots released just within the last week. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these photos are huge and are part of a collection with more than six hundred images from sixteen different hardcore porn shoots released just within the last week. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
23 September 2019
Continuing Developments
The widening Ukraine scandal continued to swirl through Washington over the weekend. Two cabinet secretaries and eventually Donald Trump himself admitted a transcript exists. Trump also admitted he discussed Joe Biden on the call with the Ukrainian president.
Trump says he might release the transcript, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that. He also promised to release his taxes and that never happened.
The mere fact that the transcripts haven't already been released strongly suggests they're a serious problem for Trump. This also nicely parallels Watergate, which began to boil over when Richard Nixon refused to release transcripts of the recorded Oval Office meetings.
The Washington Post published two excellent pieces over the weekend that hopefully are being widely read on Capitol Hill. The first is not long (link here) and an excellent piece about how doing nothing only emboldens Trump to continue to violate the law. Failure to act makes him think he's invincible.
The second is a well reasoned column (link here) about how the Ukraine scandal is a perfect stand-alone issue to impeach Trump. Forget about complex investigations into various alleged crimes, the Mueller Report, and whatever.
The author, Jennifer Rubin, makes a convincing point that impeaching Trump just on the Ukraine scandal puts Republicans in a very bad place. If they don't vote to impeach and remove, they're on record for approving illegal, anything-to-get-elected tactics. This could be a particularly damning vote for them only months from the 2020 election.
There seems to be a growing sense that Trump has finally gotten snared in a scandal that he can't quickly shake. He has finally walked himself into a potentially fatal trap.
Trump says he might release the transcript, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that. He also promised to release his taxes and that never happened.
The mere fact that the transcripts haven't already been released strongly suggests they're a serious problem for Trump. This also nicely parallels Watergate, which began to boil over when Richard Nixon refused to release transcripts of the recorded Oval Office meetings.
The Washington Post published two excellent pieces over the weekend that hopefully are being widely read on Capitol Hill. The first is not long (link here) and an excellent piece about how doing nothing only emboldens Trump to continue to violate the law. Failure to act makes him think he's invincible.
The second is a well reasoned column (link here) about how the Ukraine scandal is a perfect stand-alone issue to impeach Trump. Forget about complex investigations into various alleged crimes, the Mueller Report, and whatever.
The author, Jennifer Rubin, makes a convincing point that impeaching Trump just on the Ukraine scandal puts Republicans in a very bad place. If they don't vote to impeach and remove, they're on record for approving illegal, anything-to-get-elected tactics. This could be a particularly damning vote for them only months from the 2020 election.
There seems to be a growing sense that Trump has finally gotten snared in a scandal that he can't quickly shake. He has finally walked himself into a potentially fatal trap.
All By Himself
Here's another instant collection featuring lads stripping down to their birthday suits and pulling their taffies. Today's offering features nearly eight hundred photos from eleven different solo shoots released within the past week. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.
22 September 2019
Blabbermouth
Donald Trump visited the southern border last week to see "construction on his wall," which is really just a fence that's being rebuilt with funds already approved by Congress before he was elected.
Before his visit, he was briefed on security features in the new fence by the chief of the US Army Corps of Engineers but asked not to mention certain items in public (details here).
Once at the border, however, Trump was quick to tell reporters that the fence is "wired so that we will know if somebody is trying to break through." He then turned to the Corps of Engineers chief and asked him to explain.
He responded quietly: "Sir, there could be some merit in not discussing it." He then said nothing more, understanding the importance of secrecy.
That, of course, would not do for Trump. He then proceeded to tell reporters about other security features, the very ones he had been asked not to reveal, including that fence censors were linked to drones.
This is not the first time Trump has blabbed out an important secret where he shouldn't have. And it's not the second nor the third nor the fourth nor the fifth.
And this is the same Trump who insists he would never say anything indiscreet or improper to any foreign leader. If the potential consequences weren't so tragic, Trump could be a comedy act.
Before his visit, he was briefed on security features in the new fence by the chief of the US Army Corps of Engineers but asked not to mention certain items in public (details here).
Once at the border, however, Trump was quick to tell reporters that the fence is "wired so that we will know if somebody is trying to break through." He then turned to the Corps of Engineers chief and asked him to explain.
He responded quietly: "Sir, there could be some merit in not discussing it." He then said nothing more, understanding the importance of secrecy.
That, of course, would not do for Trump. He then proceeded to tell reporters about other security features, the very ones he had been asked not to reveal, including that fence censors were linked to drones.
This is not the first time Trump has blabbed out an important secret where he shouldn't have. And it's not the second nor the third nor the fourth nor the fifth.
And this is the same Trump who insists he would never say anything indiscreet or improper to any foreign leader. If the potential consequences weren't so tragic, Trump could be a comedy act.
Three in the Shower
Who knew it was this easy to lure a guy into public sex with two strangers. All you have to do is to reach out and silently grab his cock whilst he showers and, within seconds, he's complete putty.
To watch on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of this scene to keep, be sure to click here.
To watch on the source webpage or to download your own free copy of this scene to keep, be sure to click here.
21 September 2019
Drip Drip Drip
The whistleblower story exploded yesterday with the revelation from multiple media outlets, each with their own sources, that Donald Trump repeatedly pressed the new president of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden's son in exchange for more than a hundred fifty million dollars in military aid (details here and here).
According to several media reports, each with their independent sources, Trump asked the new president at least eight different times to revive an investigation that had been shelved as meritless.
Trump is known to believe that Biden will likely be the Democratic nominee who faces him in the 2020 general election. He obviously wants to use the former Vice President's son as a cudgel against him.
If Washington were working properly, at a minimum a special counsel would be appointed to investigate this matter. The administration could initiate this process, but don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen. As well, on its own Congress can vote to appoint a special counsel, but the Republican-controlled Senate would not likely move on this.
Arguably this is Trump's most serious transgression to date. He's using the power of the presidency by threatening to withhold foreign military aide unless another country assists in smearing a political opponent. Were Ukraine to be threatened by another nation, that could have direct consequences for the United States. And a whistleblower who brought this to the proper people to investigate is illegally being blocked from testifying before Congress, just as his report is being illegally withheld from Congress.
The Democratic-controlled House will likely be all over this and soon -- they already have been in trying to get the whistleblower report which they should have been given by law. The Senate, however, will likely do nothing.
Once again, we have another big reason to make sure than Donald Trump is defeated in next year's election. He's putting self before nation and using the presidency to achieve that.
This is exactly the sort of thing Richard Nixon did and was forced out of office for doing so. The same should happen to Trump, now more than ever.
According to several media reports, each with their independent sources, Trump asked the new president at least eight different times to revive an investigation that had been shelved as meritless.
Trump is known to believe that Biden will likely be the Democratic nominee who faces him in the 2020 general election. He obviously wants to use the former Vice President's son as a cudgel against him.
If Washington were working properly, at a minimum a special counsel would be appointed to investigate this matter. The administration could initiate this process, but don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen. As well, on its own Congress can vote to appoint a special counsel, but the Republican-controlled Senate would not likely move on this.
Arguably this is Trump's most serious transgression to date. He's using the power of the presidency by threatening to withhold foreign military aide unless another country assists in smearing a political opponent. Were Ukraine to be threatened by another nation, that could have direct consequences for the United States. And a whistleblower who brought this to the proper people to investigate is illegally being blocked from testifying before Congress, just as his report is being illegally withheld from Congress.
The Democratic-controlled House will likely be all over this and soon -- they already have been in trying to get the whistleblower report which they should have been given by law. The Senate, however, will likely do nothing.
Once again, we have another big reason to make sure than Donald Trump is defeated in next year's election. He's putting self before nation and using the presidency to achieve that.
This is exactly the sort of thing Richard Nixon did and was forced out of office for doing so. The same should happen to Trump, now more than ever.
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