The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and total more than seventy in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
19 February 2019
The White Album
This seems to be a growing trend now in porn -- hardcore scenes filmed in white rooms with white furnishings and accessories. It's not a bad idea. The whiteness isn't intrusive and helps make everything more visible. It also makes the lads appear healthier with bronzed skins.
The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and total more than seventy in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and total more than seventy in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
18 February 2019
Open and Angry
The New York Times published a very good but disturbing piece yesterday (link here) with the title "Rift Between Trump and Europe Is Now Open and Angry." The article does a good job summarizing how badly relations between the United States and its close European allies has deteriorated in the last two years since Donald Trump became President.
Of course Vladimir Putin is ecstatic about this. As the article notes "even the normally gloomy Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, happily noted the strains, remarking that the Euro-Atlantic relationship had become increasingly 'tense.'" Once again, Trump seems to go out of his way to help Russia while concurrently hurting America.
Undoubtedly, many of Trump's supporters are glad that Europe is angry at America. Many of them have his same "fuck foreigners" attitude. A large majority of them have never been outside the United States, with the exception of military service, so what do they care?
American isolationism may have worked in the nineteenth century, with the country protected by an ocean that took weeks if not months to cross. But those days are long past us now. Weaker relations with Europe will seriously harm the American economy.
The world is like a large neighborhood. You need to at least try to get along with most of your neighbors. But if you try to go it alone while snubbing most of your neighbors, then when you're in trouble, they'll be far less inclined to help you.
Many but not all Europeans know that Trump lost the popular vote and is a deeply unpopular President here. The best way to reinforce that message would be for him either to be removed via the constitutional methods or for him to be resoundingly defeated in 2020. Then, relations between Europe and America can start to heal.
Of course Vladimir Putin is ecstatic about this. As the article notes "even the normally gloomy Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, happily noted the strains, remarking that the Euro-Atlantic relationship had become increasingly 'tense.'" Once again, Trump seems to go out of his way to help Russia while concurrently hurting America.
Undoubtedly, many of Trump's supporters are glad that Europe is angry at America. Many of them have his same "fuck foreigners" attitude. A large majority of them have never been outside the United States, with the exception of military service, so what do they care?
American isolationism may have worked in the nineteenth century, with the country protected by an ocean that took weeks if not months to cross. But those days are long past us now. Weaker relations with Europe will seriously harm the American economy.
The world is like a large neighborhood. You need to at least try to get along with most of your neighbors. But if you try to go it alone while snubbing most of your neighbors, then when you're in trouble, they'll be far less inclined to help you.
Many but not all Europeans know that Trump lost the popular vote and is a deeply unpopular President here. The best way to reinforce that message would be for him either to be removed via the constitutional methods or for him to be resoundingly defeated in 2020. Then, relations between Europe and America can start to heal.
Gogo Hottie
This is Matthew, who doesn't do porn. He's a gogo dancer and has a huge following on various adult "for fans" website. I was unable to find any stats on him. He has a sweet, innocent face and a body made for sin. Presented here today is a large collection of photos he has uploaded and shared on premium websites which are now being shared here.
The originals for these images are huge and total more than a hundred in number. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these images are huge and total more than a hundred in number. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
17 February 2019
The Mystery Investigation
The news in the latter part of this week was dominated by the budget deal as well as Donald Trump's potentially unconstitutional emergency powers order.
Pushed more to the background was the stunning news that Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chair, was found to have lied to federal prosecutors about campaign contacts with a Kremlin-connected Russian (details here).
Of course, this raises the question of why Trump's people consistently find it's necessary to lie to cover their tracks, even after they've been charged with federal crimes. Are they doing this in anticipation of a pardon or are they doing this to hide some crime involving the President or a member or members of his family?
Buried in the Washington Post piece linked above about Manafort is this tidbit: "[Manafort] made false statements that were material to another Justice Department investigation whose focus has not been described in public filings." This explains why some of the recent Manafort hearings have been closed to the public and the record sealed.
So who is this mystery individual -- or individuals -- under investigation and facing possible indictment. Trump's son? His son-in-law? His daughter? Hopefully, time will tell and soon.
Pushed more to the background was the stunning news that Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chair, was found to have lied to federal prosecutors about campaign contacts with a Kremlin-connected Russian (details here).
Of course, this raises the question of why Trump's people consistently find it's necessary to lie to cover their tracks, even after they've been charged with federal crimes. Are they doing this in anticipation of a pardon or are they doing this to hide some crime involving the President or a member or members of his family?
Buried in the Washington Post piece linked above about Manafort is this tidbit: "[Manafort] made false statements that were material to another Justice Department investigation whose focus has not been described in public filings." This explains why some of the recent Manafort hearings have been closed to the public and the record sealed.
So who is this mystery individual -- or individuals -- under investigation and facing possible indictment. Trump's son? His son-in-law? His daughter? Hopefully, time will tell and soon.
Man of Steele
This is a super hot scene featuring silver daddy stud Dallas Steele topping the bearded Logan Moore. This is an excellent pairing of two hot studs at the peak of their form.
To view on the source webpage or to download a free copy of this scene to add to your collection, please click here.
To view on the source webpage or to download a free copy of this scene to add to your collection, please click here.
16 February 2019
Open Mouth, Insert Foot
Yesterday as expected, Donald Trump signed a national emergency declaration so that he could end-run Congress which had refused to fund his border wall. Before even close of business, lawsuits were already being filed to block the declaration.
To announce his action, Trump held a rambling, often contradictory and downright nonsensical press conference. Not surprisingly, the event was yet another festival of wall-to-wall lies. Numerous media fact checkers have already published detailed analyses of his falsehoods and fibs (examples here and here).
Arguably his most spectacular lie was "a big majority of the big drugs, the big drug loads don't go through ports of entry." He has been trying to rationalize his wall by saying it will stop a majority of illegal drugs entering the United States. But contrary to his "big drug loads" claim, the overwhelming majority -- more than 99 percent -- of illegal drugs enter the country through legal admission points.
Trump also made a candid admission that his alleged emergency isn't an emergency at all. At one point in the press event he said: "I didn't need to do this. But I'd rather do it much faster." One has to hope these words will haunt him in the various lawsuits filed against him.
To announce his action, Trump held a rambling, often contradictory and downright nonsensical press conference. Not surprisingly, the event was yet another festival of wall-to-wall lies. Numerous media fact checkers have already published detailed analyses of his falsehoods and fibs (examples here and here).
Arguably his most spectacular lie was "a big majority of the big drugs, the big drug loads don't go through ports of entry." He has been trying to rationalize his wall by saying it will stop a majority of illegal drugs entering the United States. But contrary to his "big drug loads" claim, the overwhelming majority -- more than 99 percent -- of illegal drugs enter the country through legal admission points.
Trump also made a candid admission that his alleged emergency isn't an emergency at all. At one point in the press event he said: "I didn't need to do this. But I'd rather do it much faster." One has to hope these words will haunt him in the various lawsuits filed against him.
Home Invasion
Here's a complete feature-length porn flick titled Home Invasion, produced in 2008. Given that full-length porn videos often do not last long on the Xvideos site, if you can't watch this now, download a free copy before it disappears on the website.
To watch on the source webpage or, as noted, to download your own free copy, be sure to click here.
To watch on the source webpage or, as noted, to download your own free copy, be sure to click here.
15 February 2019
Dangerous
After promising several times before television cameras that he would not, Donald Trump appears to be ready to declare an emergency along the border so that he can build his wall without Congressional appropriations.
As the Washington Post noted in a piece published last night (link here) "an emergency declaration by Trump will lead to lawsuits. Lots of them."
One can expect also that the Supreme Court would weigh in on this issue before all the dust settles.
If Trump's order were allowed to stand -- provided he actually does this -- a dangerous precedent would be created. A President could simply ignore Congress by declaring a national emergency. That's very disturbing and downright dangerous. This must be stopped.
As the Washington Post noted in a piece published last night (link here) "an emergency declaration by Trump will lead to lawsuits. Lots of them."
One can expect also that the Supreme Court would weigh in on this issue before all the dust settles.
If Trump's order were allowed to stand -- provided he actually does this -- a dangerous precedent would be created. A President could simply ignore Congress by declaring a national emergency. That's very disturbing and downright dangerous. This must be stopped.
Artistic Porn
Here's a large collection of high quality images from a porn flick titled All Saints. Looking at these pictures, I can't make heads nor tails out of what the plot might be. Something involving well hung ghosts?
The watermarked originals for these photos are much larger than they appear below and total more than three hundred fifty in number. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.
The watermarked originals for these photos are much larger than they appear below and total more than three hundred fifty in number. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.
14 February 2019
A Blizzard of Lies
Yesterday, the New York Times published another one of their excellent interactive graphic features, this time one featuring the hundreds of times Donald Trump made promises about a border wall between Mexico and the United States (link here). Given the budget deal this week which includes no new funding for his wall pipe dream, his past promises have now become a blizzard of lies.
Prominent among these are the literally hundreds of times Trump promised that Mexico would pay for his proposed wall, not the American taxpayer. Then, within days of the 2016 election, he was changing his tune and talking about how the wall cost would be reimbursed indirectly via trade deals.
Equally, Trump's promises about the scope and construction of the wall has shifted in terminology, too. He has engaged in considerable backpeddling since the election and thus abandoned scores of prior promises.
The way Trump so cavalierly and resolutely makes promises he has no intention of keeping makes you wonder if he really understands how the internet works. At the same time, his near constant lying is always thoroughly documented, so Trump's lasting legacy will be that he was fundamentally dishonest.
Prominent among these are the literally hundreds of times Trump promised that Mexico would pay for his proposed wall, not the American taxpayer. Then, within days of the 2016 election, he was changing his tune and talking about how the wall cost would be reimbursed indirectly via trade deals.
Equally, Trump's promises about the scope and construction of the wall has shifted in terminology, too. He has engaged in considerable backpeddling since the election and thus abandoned scores of prior promises.
The way Trump so cavalierly and resolutely makes promises he has no intention of keeping makes you wonder if he really understands how the internet works. At the same time, his near constant lying is always thoroughly documented, so Trump's lasting legacy will be that he was fundamentally dishonest.
Valentine's Day Banging
Here's to hoping you have a fantastic Valentine's Day with your beloved and take some time for some X-rated fun. Bishop here looks like he barely got in the door before he was jumped by his boyfriend who had one thing in mind.
The originals for these photos are much larger than they appear below and total more than fifty in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these photos are much larger than they appear below and total more than fifty in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
13 February 2019
A Carnival of Lies
Donald Trump held yet another one of his rallies on Monday night, this time in El Paso, Texas. As is typical, it was a fib-filled evening, which the Huffington Post dubbed "A Carnival of Lies" (link here).
One particular claim was so glaringly false it's a wonder he has the stones to lie like this so shamelessly. He said, referring to Virginia's Ralph Northam (source here): "The governor stated that he would even allow a newborn baby to come out into the world and wrap the baby, and make the baby comfortable, and then talk to the mother and talk to the father and then execute the baby. Execute the baby!"
Northam, of course, said nothing of the sort. And Trump undoubtedly knows that. He almost certainly said this to pander to anti-abortion voters.
The great irony to all this, of course, is that while Trump now pretends to be anti-abortion, he once was strongly pro-choice. "I am very pro-choice" he said in a 1999 television interview (source here). And several media outlets have reported that Trump may have paid for as many as eight abortions for his numerous mistresses (source here).
Monday night likely offered something of a preview of Trump in the 2020 election. He will shamelessly lie at an even greater and more grandiose rate than he has to date. Whoever is his opponent needs to be prepared for that. This will be an election like no other, where truth and lies are battling head to head.
Habitual lying is a common trait among dictators. But in a democracy, anyone who peddles lies so shamelessly like Trump should be rewarded with a resounding defeat.
One particular claim was so glaringly false it's a wonder he has the stones to lie like this so shamelessly. He said, referring to Virginia's Ralph Northam (source here): "The governor stated that he would even allow a newborn baby to come out into the world and wrap the baby, and make the baby comfortable, and then talk to the mother and talk to the father and then execute the baby. Execute the baby!"
Northam, of course, said nothing of the sort. And Trump undoubtedly knows that. He almost certainly said this to pander to anti-abortion voters.
The great irony to all this, of course, is that while Trump now pretends to be anti-abortion, he once was strongly pro-choice. "I am very pro-choice" he said in a 1999 television interview (source here). And several media outlets have reported that Trump may have paid for as many as eight abortions for his numerous mistresses (source here).
Monday night likely offered something of a preview of Trump in the 2020 election. He will shamelessly lie at an even greater and more grandiose rate than he has to date. Whoever is his opponent needs to be prepared for that. This will be an election like no other, where truth and lies are battling head to head.
Habitual lying is a common trait among dictators. But in a democracy, anyone who peddles lies so shamelessly like Trump should be rewarded with a resounding defeat.
Riding Rocco
Thank goodness Rocco's retirement from porn only lasted briefly. He seems to be more active now than ever, which is a very good thing. He must really like fucking Alessio, because they've done multiple scenes together and he always makes the cutest face when his pole is being ridden.
To watch on the source webpage or to download a free copy to keep permanently, click here.
To watch on the source webpage or to download a free copy to keep permanently, click here.
12 February 2019
Keeping Schtum
Those of us following the potentially illegal activities of Donald Trump have long speculated that he regularly tweeted about a President's pardon power to remind his indicted campaign leadership that he could help them out if they kept schtum with investigators. To that end, Talking Points Memo published a timely piece yesterday (link here) with the title "Mueller Team Believes Potential Trump Pardon Tainted Manafort’s Cooperation."
The article notes how a court transcript from last week "shows that Mueller’s team was deeply concerned that Manafort – after he had pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with them – continued to lie in hopes of receiving a pardon."
For his part, Trump has claimed that anyone who flips and testifies against him, his campaign, or his administration is lying to help the prosecution. Thus, he said rhetorically about a pardon "why would I take it off the table?"
One has to imagine there would be a political firestorm should Trump attempt to pardon Manafort after he's sentenced on March 5. He would lose support from some Republicans in Congress and hand a hot-button issue to any and all 2020 election opponents.
As well, he could potentially face obstruction of justice charges either via a sealed indictment or an indictment after he leaves office for dangling a pardon in front of Manafort so overtly. An otherwise legal act can be considered obstruction of justice if done in a way to impede an investigation or prosecution.
With that said, Trump could just let Manafort twist in the wind after he's sentenced and never pardon him. He's well known for demanding absolute loyalty but then showing no loyalty to anyone who does.
And a postscript here for those who don't already know: "keeping schtum" is British slang for keeping silent about something.
The article notes how a court transcript from last week "shows that Mueller’s team was deeply concerned that Manafort – after he had pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with them – continued to lie in hopes of receiving a pardon."
For his part, Trump has claimed that anyone who flips and testifies against him, his campaign, or his administration is lying to help the prosecution. Thus, he said rhetorically about a pardon "why would I take it off the table?"
One has to imagine there would be a political firestorm should Trump attempt to pardon Manafort after he's sentenced on March 5. He would lose support from some Republicans in Congress and hand a hot-button issue to any and all 2020 election opponents.
As well, he could potentially face obstruction of justice charges either via a sealed indictment or an indictment after he leaves office for dangling a pardon in front of Manafort so overtly. An otherwise legal act can be considered obstruction of justice if done in a way to impede an investigation or prosecution.
With that said, Trump could just let Manafort twist in the wind after he's sentenced and never pardon him. He's well known for demanding absolute loyalty but then showing no loyalty to anyone who does.
And a postscript here for those who don't already know: "keeping schtum" is British slang for keeping silent about something.
A Man and His Banana
This is Michel, who I guess is from Brazil, given these are from a Brazilian website. He is reported to be 25, six foot tall, and 175 pounds. He also has a fantastic cock.
The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and total more than sixty in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and total more than sixty in number. To download the complete set in a free zipped folder, click here.
11 February 2019
Pecker Problems
The National Enquirer tabloid, whose publisher David Pecker is closely aligned with Donald Trump, recently published a story alleging an extramarital affair involving Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos. The article included excerpts of text messages between Bezos and his mistress.
For his part, Bezos engaged private investigators to determine how his text messages ended up in the tabloid's hands. At the same time, the Washington Post continued to investigate the National Enquirer and its intersection with the President and other Trump-aligned individuals.
Then suddenly last week, Bezos released a lengthy public statement accusing Pecker and his staff of attempt to blackmail him to stop investigating how they obtained his text messages. His investigator told the media they had reason to believe a government entity was involved in hacking the text messages.
At about this time, the investigative journalist Ronan Farrow released a short statement that accused Pecker and his people of also attempting to blackmail him to stop investigating the tabloid and their Trump connection. Farrow said he ignored them. He also published a deeply reported and unflattering piece last year in The New Yorker about Pecker and his tabloid.
Suddenly, over the weekend, Pecker's attorney told the media that Trump did not leak the stolen text messages to the tabloid. Huh? Where did that come from? Why deny an assertion that has never been made publicly?
Concurrent to all this, federal prosecutors are reported to be investigating the matter to determine if the National Enquirer and its personnel breached their immunity agreement in the Trump/Russia scandal investigation.
This brewing scandal is definitely something to watch. Pecker's attorney denied what could be an explosive charge -- that Trump instructed federal officials to hack Bezos so that he could be harmed by the tabloid and thus back the Washington Post away from further investigating his presidency.
If that should be the case -- and it admittedly is a big if at this stage -- that could be the most explosive charge yet against the President. Definitely stay tuned.
For his part, Bezos engaged private investigators to determine how his text messages ended up in the tabloid's hands. At the same time, the Washington Post continued to investigate the National Enquirer and its intersection with the President and other Trump-aligned individuals.
Then suddenly last week, Bezos released a lengthy public statement accusing Pecker and his staff of attempt to blackmail him to stop investigating how they obtained his text messages. His investigator told the media they had reason to believe a government entity was involved in hacking the text messages.
At about this time, the investigative journalist Ronan Farrow released a short statement that accused Pecker and his people of also attempting to blackmail him to stop investigating the tabloid and their Trump connection. Farrow said he ignored them. He also published a deeply reported and unflattering piece last year in The New Yorker about Pecker and his tabloid.
Suddenly, over the weekend, Pecker's attorney told the media that Trump did not leak the stolen text messages to the tabloid. Huh? Where did that come from? Why deny an assertion that has never been made publicly?
Concurrent to all this, federal prosecutors are reported to be investigating the matter to determine if the National Enquirer and its personnel breached their immunity agreement in the Trump/Russia scandal investigation.
This brewing scandal is definitely something to watch. Pecker's attorney denied what could be an explosive charge -- that Trump instructed federal officials to hack Bezos so that he could be harmed by the tabloid and thus back the Washington Post away from further investigating his presidency.
If that should be the case -- and it admittedly is a big if at this stage -- that could be the most explosive charge yet against the President. Definitely stay tuned.
The Exhibitionist
This is Charlie, a fitness model who also appears on a popular X-rated livecam website. He recently uploaded a huge collection of naked photos and selfies to a fan website, and those are now being shared with you here.
The originals for many of these photographs are huge and total about three hundred fifty in number. To download the complete collection in two free zipped folders, click here and here.
The originals for many of these photographs are huge and total about three hundred fifty in number. To download the complete collection in two free zipped folders, click here and here.
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