19 July 2019
Pipe-Laying Crew
It's Friday, so time for another instant collection of porn. Today's big set includes more than sixteen hundred photos from thirty different hardcore shoots just released within the last week. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.
18 July 2019
In Tribute
Jeffrey Toobin at The New Yorker wrote a great rememberance (link here) of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died on Tuesday.
These two paragraphs really stand out:
"It wasn’t just the Republican Party that evolved during Stevens’s thirty-four years on the Court (the third-longest tenure in history). Stevens moved left on some issues, especially the death penalty, which he came to see as an institution fatally at variance with the nation’s legal traditions. ([Justice Harry] Blackmun had reached the same conclusion, a few years earlier.) Still, it’s clear that the Republican Party changed more than Stevens did. The party of Donald Trump -- and of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, his appointees to the Court -- shares almost nothing with the humane ideological home of John Paul Stevens."
"Trump is not a deep thinker about legal issues, but he understood politics well enough to know that he could prove himself to the right-wing base of his adopted party by embracing its extremist agenda for the Supreme Court. This commitment remains the core of his appeal to his party. In fact if not in words, Trump and his appointees are dedicated to overturning virtually everything that Stevens stood for as a Justice: equal rights for women, including the right to choose abortion; civil rights for gay people and for racial minorities, especially concerning the right to vote; a sensible understanding of the right to regulate guns under the Second Amendment (which Stevens, in retirement, called for repealing); separation of church and state; reasonable limits on the power of the Presidency."
These two paragraphs really stand out:
"It wasn’t just the Republican Party that evolved during Stevens’s thirty-four years on the Court (the third-longest tenure in history). Stevens moved left on some issues, especially the death penalty, which he came to see as an institution fatally at variance with the nation’s legal traditions. ([Justice Harry] Blackmun had reached the same conclusion, a few years earlier.) Still, it’s clear that the Republican Party changed more than Stevens did. The party of Donald Trump -- and of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, his appointees to the Court -- shares almost nothing with the humane ideological home of John Paul Stevens."
"Trump is not a deep thinker about legal issues, but he understood politics well enough to know that he could prove himself to the right-wing base of his adopted party by embracing its extremist agenda for the Supreme Court. This commitment remains the core of his appeal to his party. In fact if not in words, Trump and his appointees are dedicated to overturning virtually everything that Stevens stood for as a Justice: equal rights for women, including the right to choose abortion; civil rights for gay people and for racial minorities, especially concerning the right to vote; a sensible understanding of the right to regulate guns under the Second Amendment (which Stevens, in retirement, called for repealing); separation of church and state; reasonable limits on the power of the Presidency."
The Wolf
The big top here is Austin Wolf, of course. He seems to live a charmed life. He appears in commercial porn regularly and he also appears near constantly in the "for fans" videos that he makes for subscription sites. Basically, it seems like he's fucking most of the day every day.
The watermarked originals for these photos are much larger than they appear below and are part of a collection with mostly very high resolution images totaling nearly three hundred in number from ten different hardcore shoots released within the last week. 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 are part of a collection with mostly very high resolution images totaling nearly three hundred in number from ten different hardcore shoots released within the last week. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.
17 July 2019
A Sad Passing
The news broke last night that retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens died earlier yesterday after having suffered a stroke on Monday (details here). He was 99.
Stevens sat on the court for thirty-five years and was one of its earliest champions of LGBT rights.
He was known as a great liberal but was nominated to the court by a Republican President, Gerald Ford. Stevens famously evolved leftward during his time on the court, although he began as a fairly progressive Republican, a species now that is all but non-existent.
Stevens continued to be outspoken about national affairs and politics after his retirement and was not above criticizing the current White House occupant. He also wrote three books in his retirement, the newest of which was published two months ago.
Stevens sat on the court for thirty-five years and was one of its earliest champions of LGBT rights.
He was known as a great liberal but was nominated to the court by a Republican President, Gerald Ford. Stevens famously evolved leftward during his time on the court, although he began as a fairly progressive Republican, a species now that is all but non-existent.
Stevens continued to be outspoken about national affairs and politics after his retirement and was not above criticizing the current White House occupant. He also wrote three books in his retirement, the newest of which was published two months ago.
Mormons in the Loo
When they're performing their missionary work, young Mormons do often live with Mormon families in the area, where possible. And it's possible something like this could happen, but not very likely, except on Planet Porn.
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.
16 July 2019
Progressive Versus Regressive
Progressive Versus Regressive G&M
Before Donald Trump came into office, plans were well underway for former slave and famed abolitionist Harriet Tubman to appear on the $20 bill in place of Andrew Jackson, a slaveowning racist President.
Once he became President, however, that plan was abandoned. Trump would not go down in history as the first American head of state to usher in non-white people on the currency.
I thought about this controversy when the news was announced yesterday that, in Great Britain, my native land, Alan Turing would appear on the new £50 note (details here). Turing, of course, is famous for both beig a gay man and also the one who lead the effort to break the Nazi's Enigma code, something which ensured an Allied victory, made D-Day a success, and shortened World War II by months if not years.
Britain has a conservative head of state yet it's progressive enough to embrace LGBT people in its culture and celebrate their achievements. Yet in the United States, the White House is controlled by someone so regressive that a woman of color had to be removed from its currency because she was not white.
Before Donald Trump came into office, plans were well underway for former slave and famed abolitionist Harriet Tubman to appear on the $20 bill in place of Andrew Jackson, a slaveowning racist President.
Once he became President, however, that plan was abandoned. Trump would not go down in history as the first American head of state to usher in non-white people on the currency.
I thought about this controversy when the news was announced yesterday that, in Great Britain, my native land, Alan Turing would appear on the new £50 note (details here). Turing, of course, is famous for both beig a gay man and also the one who lead the effort to break the Nazi's Enigma code, something which ensured an Allied victory, made D-Day a success, and shortened World War II by months if not years.
Britain has a conservative head of state yet it's progressive enough to embrace LGBT people in its culture and celebrate their achievements. Yet in the United States, the White House is controlled by someone so regressive that a woman of color had to be removed from its currency because she was not white.
Afternoon Delight
I had more photosets than could fit into an 500 MB folder last Friday, so presented for your pleasure today are some big sets and images with huge resolution that were put on hold. Today's batch features nearly three hundred photos, many very high resolution, from eight different hardcore shoots released in just the last ten days. To download the complete collection in a free zipped folder, click here.
15 July 2019
Go Back
Donald Trump made one of his trademark profoundly racist comments yesterday when he said that four Congresswomen of color who routinely criticize him that they should go back to the countries where they came from (details here).
Except as it turns out, three of the four women in question were born and raised in America.
This is another poisonous apple from Trump's birther tree. If you're not white like him, he assumes, you can't be an American. This was at the root of his disgraceful and false claims that President Obama was not born in the United States when, of course, he was, simply because he was not white. He's made similar remarks about Kamala Harris, the USA-born African- and Asian-American Senator from California who is running for President.
In response to Trump's racist tirade, Yoni Appelbaum at The Atlantic penned a biting piece (link here) that it's Trump who should go back to where he came from, specifically Queens, New York. The way Appelbaum describes it, the Queens of yesteryear sounds like a dirty, corrupt hellhole, the perfect spawning ground for a creature like Trump.
Except as it turns out, three of the four women in question were born and raised in America.
This is another poisonous apple from Trump's birther tree. If you're not white like him, he assumes, you can't be an American. This was at the root of his disgraceful and false claims that President Obama was not born in the United States when, of course, he was, simply because he was not white. He's made similar remarks about Kamala Harris, the USA-born African- and Asian-American Senator from California who is running for President.
In response to Trump's racist tirade, Yoni Appelbaum at The Atlantic penned a biting piece (link here) that it's Trump who should go back to where he came from, specifically Queens, New York. The way Appelbaum describes it, the Queens of yesteryear sounds like a dirty, corrupt hellhole, the perfect spawning ground for a creature like Trump.
Easy on the Eyes
This is Chad, who is one hot-looking stud. Unfortunately, the releasing studio provided no information or stats for him.
The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and are part of a collection with more than six hundred fifty images from ten different shoots released within the last week. To download the whole batch in a free zipped folder, click here.
The originals for these photos are larger than they appear below and are part of a collection with more than six hundred fifty images from ten different shoots released within the last week. To download the whole batch in a free zipped folder, click here.
14 July 2019
The QAnon Connection
I wrote on this blog last year about the bizarre QAnon and its connection to some of Donald Trump's most ardent supporters (link here).
While the movement has seen some support peel away after the bizarre predictions have not come true, the cult still counts thousands of adherents. The result is that they've seen their marriages and their relationships destroyed, as revealed by a sobering Vice article published this week (link here).
If Trump had an ounce of compassion and integrity, which he doesn't, he'd try to gently talk his supporters away from association with what has turned out to be a dangerous cult. But of course he doesn't. He needs them to remain compliant for his nonstop supply of lies.
While the movement has seen some support peel away after the bizarre predictions have not come true, the cult still counts thousands of adherents. The result is that they've seen their marriages and their relationships destroyed, as revealed by a sobering Vice article published this week (link here).
If Trump had an ounce of compassion and integrity, which he doesn't, he'd try to gently talk his supporters away from association with what has turned out to be a dangerous cult. But of course he doesn't. He needs them to remain compliant for his nonstop supply of lies.
And With Acting, Too
This is the first porn I've seen in a while with some actually decent acting. There is a woman in the first few minutes but she's in a completely non-sexual role. She also must be extremely dense to not know what is happening under her nose.
To watch on the source webpage or to download a free copy of this scene to add to your collection, click here.
To watch on the source webpage or to download a free copy of this scene to add to your collection, click here.
13 July 2019
Feeling the Heat
Donald Trump's Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta resigned yesterday (details here) as a result of the mushrooming scandal involving the sweetheart deal he cut as a federal prosecutor with billionaire pedophile and Trump friend Jeffrey Epstein.
As the article linked above notes, the resignation under obvious pressure was entirely about protecting Trump. The longer the spotlight played on Acosta, the longer that same media attention was focused on the sexual predator in the White House and his many connections to Epstein.
That may give Trump a short reprieve from attention for a while but it isn't a long-term solution. Trump now faces the real danger of something far more daunting: Epstein going on trial immediately before the 2020 election.
As the article linked above notes, the resignation under obvious pressure was entirely about protecting Trump. The longer the spotlight played on Acosta, the longer that same media attention was focused on the sexual predator in the White House and his many connections to Epstein.
That may give Trump a short reprieve from attention for a while but it isn't a long-term solution. Trump now faces the real danger of something far more daunting: Epstein going on trial immediately before the 2020 election.
Very Fresh
This scene was just released in the last few days and stills from it were included in yesterday's post. If you don't have a chance to watch this now, download because it's probably an unauthorized share and may not last long online. The top is quite the hottie.
To view on the source webpage or to download a free copy, click here.
To view on the source webpage or to download a free copy, click here.
12 July 2019
Bosom Buddies
Like all profligate liars, Donald Trump often simply pretends certain aspects of reality do not exist. Given that the internet is widely used to disprove many things he says, it's no surprise then that in the last few days he's made a number of claims about barely knowing billionaire pedofile Jeffrey Epstein, even though such assertions can easily be disproven online.
Some facts are so large, however, that they serve to underscore how staggeringly absurd his position is. Such is the revelation that came this week that Trump once hosted a party at his Mar-a-Lago resort for himself, Epstein, and 28 women (details here). No other men were present.
Does that sound like something you would do with a man you "barely know"?
Epstein may fall out of the headlines for a few weeks, but as his criminal proceedings unfold, he'll be back in the headlines. And the connections to Trump will once again circulate. And once again Trump will lie that he barely knows the man.
Some facts are so large, however, that they serve to underscore how staggeringly absurd his position is. Such is the revelation that came this week that Trump once hosted a party at his Mar-a-Lago resort for himself, Epstein, and 28 women (details here). No other men were present.
Does that sound like something you would do with a man you "barely know"?
Epstein may fall out of the headlines for a few weeks, but as his criminal proceedings unfold, he'll be back in the headlines. And the connections to Trump will once again circulate. And once again Trump will lie that he barely knows the man.
Porn Tsunami
The weekend is here, so time for another tidal wave of porn. Today's instant collection features about nineteen hundred photos from fifty different hardcore shoots that were released within the last week. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
11 July 2019
A Disappointment
Yesterday, a federal appellate court threw out one of the two emolument cases against Donald Trump (details here).
These cases contend that Trump's ownership of his Washington hotel violates the constitution's emoluments clause. The court yesterday dismissed the case on the grounds that the two states suing Trump did not have standing to challenge him in court.
Standing means a party to a lawsuit has a sufficient connection to the dispute.
The plaintiffs in the dismissed case can appeal to the Supreme Court or they could first ask the full bench of the appellate court to reconsider the matter. Based on statements made to the press, this sounds likely.
Nonetheless, yesterday's ruling was a disappointment. Previously, another federal court had dismissed an emolument's case brought by private citizens, saying that they too lacked standing.
There is a third emoluments lawsuit still working its way through federal court. This one was brought by members of Congress and is unaffected by yesterday's dismissal.
If that case should be thrown out on standing grounds, that will mean no one can bring an emoluments challenge against a sitting President. That then poses the question of how the emoluments clause can be enforced?
Impeachment, of course, would be one way. But if a President had no other impeachable issues, that would mean removing him or her over emoluments alone, and that seems rather drastic.
For this reason, it will be critically important to watch what happens with the emoluments suit that's still active. Stay tuned.
These cases contend that Trump's ownership of his Washington hotel violates the constitution's emoluments clause. The court yesterday dismissed the case on the grounds that the two states suing Trump did not have standing to challenge him in court.
Standing means a party to a lawsuit has a sufficient connection to the dispute.
The plaintiffs in the dismissed case can appeal to the Supreme Court or they could first ask the full bench of the appellate court to reconsider the matter. Based on statements made to the press, this sounds likely.
Nonetheless, yesterday's ruling was a disappointment. Previously, another federal court had dismissed an emolument's case brought by private citizens, saying that they too lacked standing.
There is a third emoluments lawsuit still working its way through federal court. This one was brought by members of Congress and is unaffected by yesterday's dismissal.
If that case should be thrown out on standing grounds, that will mean no one can bring an emoluments challenge against a sitting President. That then poses the question of how the emoluments clause can be enforced?
Impeachment, of course, would be one way. But if a President had no other impeachable issues, that would mean removing him or her over emoluments alone, and that seems rather drastic.
For this reason, it will be critically important to watch what happens with the emoluments suit that's still active. Stay tuned.
Porn Debut
The top here is making his porn debut and is using the name Bruno. He stands 6'3 and weighs 220 pounds. His thickly muscled body is nicely covered with a layer of fur. He'd be fantastic cuddle material.
The originals for these photos are huge and are part of a collection featuring about six hundred images from eight hardcore shoots which were released 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 featuring about six hundred images from eight hardcore shoots which were released within the last week. To download the complete group in a free zipped folder, click here.
10 July 2019
Defeated Again
Yesterday, a federal appeals court affirmed that Donald Trump cannot block people on Twitter who disagree with him (details here) because it violates the First Amendment. The appellate court upheld the lower court's ruling that said the same.
The case demonstrated once again Trump's contempt for the Constitution. His behavior consistently and strongly suggests that he seems to think the Constitution does not apply to him when he doesn't want it to.
The fact that he would even bother to have people blocked on Twitter demonstrates what a fragile, special snowflake he is. When you're in the public eye and hold elective office, you have to expect you'll piss some people off. But Trump apparently takes that as a slight and can only deal with that by pretending you don't exist.
It's frustrating and annoying that taxpayer dollars were spent defending Trump. He insisted in his court filing that his tweets were from his private account and that he should thus be able to block anyone just as any private citizen could on Twitter, yet he used government lawyers on the taxpayer's dime in his failed attempt to make that case.
Trump now has the option of appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court. And they also have the option to not take the appeal, as they do in more than 99 percent of cases. Let's hope they give Trump this ultimate snub.
The case demonstrated once again Trump's contempt for the Constitution. His behavior consistently and strongly suggests that he seems to think the Constitution does not apply to him when he doesn't want it to.
The fact that he would even bother to have people blocked on Twitter demonstrates what a fragile, special snowflake he is. When you're in the public eye and hold elective office, you have to expect you'll piss some people off. But Trump apparently takes that as a slight and can only deal with that by pretending you don't exist.
It's frustrating and annoying that taxpayer dollars were spent defending Trump. He insisted in his court filing that his tweets were from his private account and that he should thus be able to block anyone just as any private citizen could on Twitter, yet he used government lawyers on the taxpayer's dime in his failed attempt to make that case.
Trump now has the option of appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court. And they also have the option to not take the appeal, as they do in more than 99 percent of cases. Let's hope they give Trump this ultimate snub.
Muscles & iPhones
The two lads here are Ryan Bones with all the tats and Manuel Skye. Rather than shoot this all on an iPhone, which would have been way too much, the producer smartly has that footage intercut with material that is conventionally shot with a tripod-mounted camera. A very smart move that makes this very hot scene even hotter.
To watch on the source webpage or to download a free copy of this scene to keep, click here.
To watch on the source webpage or to download a free copy of this scene to keep, click here.
09 July 2019
Friends in High Places
Billionaire and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein -- and friend of Donald Trump -- was arrested on Saturday on sex trafficking and abuse charges (details here). His indictment was unsealed yesterday in federal court.
As the link above notes, the connections between Trump and Epstein are extensive. A woman has accused Trump of raping her in 1994 at one of Epstein's parties. Another woman has alleged she was recruited at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago to be Epstein’s "sex slave." Trump's Labor Secretary has been accused of burying Epstein's crimes when the former was a prosecutor.
Yes, Epstein has been tied to some famous Democrats, too, including Bill Clinton. But Clinton knew Epstein before he was accused of any crime and had no further dealings with him well before he was first charged. And Clinton's connection was philanthropic, not social, unlike Trump.
Not surprisingly, the White House is trying to downplay Trump's connection, claiming the two did not have a social friendship, notwithstanding that photos exist on the Internet of the two posing and partying together.
This will very much be a developing story and something to watch in coming weeks and days. The charges against Epstein are much more serious now than before and open a new and potentially dangerous scandal for Trump.
As the link above notes, the connections between Trump and Epstein are extensive. A woman has accused Trump of raping her in 1994 at one of Epstein's parties. Another woman has alleged she was recruited at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago to be Epstein’s "sex slave." Trump's Labor Secretary has been accused of burying Epstein's crimes when the former was a prosecutor.
Yes, Epstein has been tied to some famous Democrats, too, including Bill Clinton. But Clinton knew Epstein before he was accused of any crime and had no further dealings with him well before he was first charged. And Clinton's connection was philanthropic, not social, unlike Trump.
Not surprisingly, the White House is trying to downplay Trump's connection, claiming the two did not have a social friendship, notwithstanding that photos exist on the Internet of the two posing and partying together.
This will very much be a developing story and something to watch in coming weeks and days. The charges against Epstein are much more serious now than before and open a new and potentially dangerous scandal for Trump.
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