I’ll be hopping off abroad for a quick trip in a day or two. Soon after my return I should be able to put out a blog on a topic of immediate relevance and personal significance for many MAPs in a way that some of my recent work has not been. A notable example of that was the most recent one, on Robert Trivers, an evolutionary psychologist whose heyday was half a century ago.
Not exactly hot news, then, and his highly abstract theory of sexual psychology isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. But that does not detract from its importance to MAPs, in my view, and I make no apologies for focusing on that theme.
However, there needs to be balance. As well as long, weighty, often extensively researched pieces, there should be shorter, snappier ones that go straight to the heart of the daily lives of MAPs and youth. Actually, just between you and me, I should confess that Heretic TOC must in any event get back to such basics for a while for purely practical reasons.
When I started this blog in 2012, long before the Ukraine war or Covid or Brexit or the energy price shock, Donald Trump was just a brash New York business boss with a TV show; and, in the UK, we were basking in the warm glow of a great London Olympics. Happy days!
Happy days for Heretic TOC, too, in a sense. Although there were lots of grim developments to write about, especially the relentless rise of victim culture from the Jimmy Savile moral panic onwards, the business of writing a blog was relatively simple. Or it was the way I did it. I’d just knock out a few thoughts that came to me in the moment, and put them out there and then, without spending a lot of time on background research. That’s how I managed to do 15 blogs in the first three weeks.
I need to get back to that spontaneity, if only because I am under increasing time pressure these days, and at my age good luck with trying to work faster. The trouble is that in order to maintain even my present modest lifestyle (“luxury” items include attending events such as conferences and workshops, buying books, subs to journals, etc., needed to keep well informed and think things through) I need to spend more time doing work I can get paid for, as a freelance editorial consultant. If there are one or two MAP-friendly millionaires reading this (or billionaires, who knows?), please note: bung me a few grand from time to time to keep me doing a proper, full-fat HTOC, instead of freelancing, and I’m your man.
Until that happens, I’ll just have to bash stuff out as and when I can, after earning my crust for the day – work that I enjoy, by the way, and it is reassuring to know my writing is still valued by non-MAP clients. Note that I have been publicly mulling over retirement from HTOC for the best part of four years now, so it’s not as though this will come as shock news to attentive heretics.
Check it out. In November 2022, I did a blog called “After ten years, time to take the chair”, meaning I should retire to become a sort non-executive chairman of the board, a mere figurehead rather than a hard-working CEO.
Noting the First World War song “Old soldiers never die, they just fade away”, I mused on retirement, saying “I feel in remarkably good nick for my age, both physically and mentally. So, who knows, I might go on fading so slowly you’d hardly notice for another decade, or even two.”
Happily, the “good nick” side of things is still true but time pressure is becoming, well, relentlessly more pressing, so something has to go – unless y’all heretics suddenly become inspired to submit more guest blogs: they are always welcome.
So, that’s it for today then. Finished! Just the above. Over and done with after a mere few hundred words, not thousands.
Bye, bye, then. We’re all done here.
You know, I can’t actually believe I’m saying this…
Oh, stop wittering, O’Carroll. Just STFU.
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
I know, I know. I said only a moment ago I’d shut up but here I am again, breaking my promise, shameless as a politician. It’s just that with Huw Edwards back in the news with his new Substack, I thought I might just mention the Channel 5 drama about him earlier this year, Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards.

Did any heretics here see it? Considered purely as drama, I found it compelling, both for Martin Clunes’ convincing portrayal of Edwards and for its depiction of his teenage so-called victim. Viewers are heavily steered to see the latter as a victim of Edwards’ abuse of power (the clue is in the title), but from the facts as presented, the young man seemed to have plenty of agency: he did topless videos for money (plenty of it, apparently). His choice; no one forced him. Nice work if you can get it, I’d say.
Andrew Billen’s review in The Times (25 March) was revealing. He wrote:
After the screening I told Clunes that I admired his performance and that he had caught many aspects of the Edwards I had met. But I also observed that the film did not show Edwards the amusing raconteur who lunched for Wales. Clunes looked astonished. He had talked to many people who had worked with Edwards, and none had mentioned that side of him at all.
Well, they wouldn’t, would they? There’s an all-too-common tendency to kick people when they’re down. It’s a herd mentality thing, a temptation to say you knew someone was a wrong ’un all along, because that’s what you think is the safest thing to say, even though the truth might be that got on very well with them.
Anyway, that really is it for now. Over, and out!
On July 8, 2026, Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger was permanently blocked from editing Wikipedia.
I left a link to Sanger’s proposed nine-point reforms on his blog. There’s a lot of text there, so I can’t quote them all here.
Sanger also gave an interview to a German journalist about censorship and narrative management on Wikipedia. Here are some quotes
(Google translation used):
Harlan, I happen to agree there is a huge bias problem with Wikipedia, which is why, for instance, the page about me leans heavily towards criminal convictions, with relatively little about the more positive side of the record. However, there is nothing in your post that is directly MAP or youth related, so its relevance on this forum is far from obvious.
Why Feminists SEETHE About Age Gaps
It’s come to my attention that Rod Liddle, a British journalist and broadcaster, has died. Liddle was known for being strongly opinionated and controversial. I doubt I’d agree with much of his output, but he made some choice comments on porn and age-gap sex that I broadly agree with, so I made a Newgon page about him: https://wiki.yesmap.net/wiki/Rod_Liddle
He’s the guy who said “the one thing stopping me from being a teacher was that I could not remotely conceive of not trying to shag the kids,” and that “we should not be in the business of putting people in prison for simply looking at things.”
A bold, brave, strange bastard – RIP…
https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/rod-liddle-broadcaster-journalist-dies-5HjdfYK_2/
Rod Liddle supported Jonathan King.
https://www.kingofhits.co.uk/component/option,com_gallery2/Itemid,64/?g2_itemId=20757
https://www.kingofhits.co.uk/component/option,com_kunena/Itemid,65/func,view/catid,2/id,272393/
Fascinating revelation, Pup!
Then give it an UPtick TOC?
That button doesn’t appear on my admin dashboard, Pup.
OK, done it. Just visited the Home Page.
RIP Rod Liddle 66: A huge supporter and good friend – so young.
https://www.kingofhits.co.uk/component/option,com_kunena/Itemid,65/func,view/catid,2/id,272339/
Yet another idiotic story about intergen relationship in the US. 26-year-old Sophia Drotts, who worked as a therapist at a juvenile detention center, had sex with her 14-year-old patient for two years.
WAIT- a warrant for HIS arrest? usa is truly the twilight zone.
ok to be fair its not been a good year for me. started it in hospital, come out to be inundated with kill all pedophiles posts on facebook. now, i seem to be alone among the comments trying to bring some sense to these mindless antichrists. any chance of some back up?? and then theres that online protection crap and banning social media for u16s.. got 500000 signings on change,org. though. but doubt it will change. its time for youth to rebel which im sure they will?
>its time for youth to rebel which im sure they will?
They already have in Anglo Victorian OZ where laughing sex-keen webwize kids PISS ON neo-Victorian laws.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=australian+kids+rebel+against+new+restrictions
https://apnews.com/article/jared-leto-bbc-documentary-assault-allegations-5af6a24a21e4b6a718062a5765b70736
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jul/29/four-women-accuse-jared-leto-criminal-sexual-conduct-teenagers
Have people here seen that Andrew Tate, alongside his brother Tristan Tate, have both been hit with new charges. While the pair currently reside in the U.S., these new charges come from the UK, which is pushing for their extradition. Most notably, Andrew specifically, has been hit with 19 new charges relating to “indecent images of a child and extreme pornography” by Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service.
The pair are quite sensibly resisting their extradition to the UK, where I am confident they will lose and end up with harsh sentences for what may in-fact be not a lot, given how vague and expansive British law is… I can well-imagine that at least one of the Tate’s, like most men in the UK, will have choked a woman during sex – a fairly common recreational “kinky” practice which most people wouldn’t know is illegal under UK law. The specific claim of the Tate’s having choked women until they passed out changes things, although I don’t see how that could easily be proven…
I can also well-imagine that Andrew would have tons of pornography on his devices, and as a man who’s spent years managing camgirls / OnlyFans creators – itself illegal under UK law (“Andrew facing one count of controlling prostitution for gain” – he may well have possessed or been sent a sexual image or video of a person under 18 years of age. It’s not like most men can tell the difference between 18 and under unless they’re less than 15, especially given the makeup, poses, gestures, camera angles and aesthetics that women practice and learn throughout their youth…)
Whatever you think of the Tate’s – and I doubt I’d like much of what they say – if they come to the UK to face trial, they are screwed. Their best chance is to stay in America…
https://nypost.com/2026/07/21/us-news/andrew-tates-new-charges-include-19-for-indecent-images-of-a-child-and-extreme-porn/
Lets see- you get life for a photo of a 17 year old in america. in the uk, you can get a expect a caution…. think i know what the best choice is
• Snitches among teachers: DOI 10.1016/j.chipro.2026.100337
• Giveaways of sexwork: DOI 10.1016/j.chipro.2026.100339
• “Non-consensual sexting is often normalized by young people (Stonard 2020)”: DOI 10.1111/1468-4446.70157
• Woman-child sex abusive: DOI 10.22437/9ke0x692
• How to win a case: DOI 10.1037/law0000501
• CSA does not cause emo-disregulation: DOI 10.1080/20008066.2026.2696095
• In prison for child’s drawings: DOI 10.1016/j.actpsy.2026.107524
• The LEA must “deal with the child’s reluctance to be silent, with initial resistance”, when the LEA discovers “early hypersexualization” and “restoration of memories” suspicious. “Criminal proceedings, when it lacks a structured forensic approach, contain iatrogenic potential. Systematic repetition of the interview subjects the minor to careful study, which threatens his recovery and, contrary to the judicial myth, does not consolidate the details, but increases the risk of suggestive questions (Peláez and Sánchez-Padilla, 2023). Subjecting a child aged 5 to 9 to constant repetition can lead him to assume that his original version was incorrect and change it to meet the expectations of an adult by contaminating the test (Berrocal-Aragonés et al., 2025; Peláez and Sánchez-Padilla, 2023). Introductive questions—closed questions, strict cross-examinations or refusal to answers ‘I don’t know’—generate cognitive and emotional blocks, uncertainty (Uribe-Bravo et al., 2024). Similarly, non-standard interventions, such as questions from untrained parents or specialists who simultaneously take on therapeutic and expert roles, entail high interviewer bias (Peláez and Sanchez-Padilla, 2023); practices such as isolated game therapy to ‘detect’ abuse threaten to implant false memories that destroy the value of the test (Otgaar et al., 2017; Esbec and Echeburúa, 2016)… This inexperience, together with confirmation bias, encourages the child to include information that has never come from his authentic memory (Peláez and Sánchez-Padilla, 2023; Esbec and Echeburúa, 2016)”: DOI 10.62131/MLAJ-V4-N2-014
• Iatrogenic harm to SArvivors: DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0354692
• Censoring ethnologic photos as CP: DOI 10.1007/s10502-026-09552-x
Normal InterGen contacts.
Horny AAM, 6, “I beat my HOT Aunt & Uncle at Chess, and they both please me at Sex.”
Yeah but PROVEN by devious Anglo psychos. Even consensual InterGen CHESS causes lifelong trauma abuse to the losers.
While in all-age consensual benign SEX everyone WINS.
>Even consensual InterGen CHESS causes lifelong trauma abuse to the losers.
I’m sure it does, to some of them. Adults who lose to child prodigies often don’t take it at all well! I lost to youngsters a couple of times when I was a club player but I am proud to say I had no trouble taking it in the right spirit. I found it a privilege to be in the presence of such talent (which could be a bit of a distraction when they were “talent” in more than just a chess sense!).
As with maths and music, chess is one of those things at which kids can really shine. Not that beating me was a huge achievement, although I did play for a county briefly (Bedfordshire) and managed to draw a game once against a world champion, no less (Vasily Smyslov), albeit only in a simultaneous display.
As much as I do feel victimized by our society as a MAP – honestly, I do currently care much more about the poor children being victimized with the silent support of our governments in places like Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. It breaks my heart to see the scenes from these places.
We are entering very dark times. Certainly not a good time for MAP-advocacy. When people are dying, there are more important things to care about.
Sorry, I know it sounds depressing. It should.
I hope and wish you all well.
>When people are dying, there are more important things to care about.
You are right, David. But when are children not dying in horrible conflict zones? You mention the places most in the news, but arguably the situation in Sudan, which you did not mention, is even worse than the others. And those of us with long lives and memories could point to any number of other hellscapes over the years since the end of that biggest hellscape, WWII.
But the difference with 50 years ago is that now wars and genocides are visible on Internet and on media, everyone can watch them on a smartphone. However, the indifference in front of them is shocking, and worse, those who denounce the massacre and ethnic cleansing in Palestine are demonised.
>But the difference with 50 years ago is that now wars and genocides are visible on Internet and on media, everyone can watch them on a smartphone.
Yes, although there was still never any shortage of horror to confront us through the print media and, far more graphically, through TV. When I was a youngster, we were seeing the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps exposed in televised film shot by the Allied forces for the first time; then we were treated over decades to an endless succession of grotesquery elsewhere: wars, famine (nearly always an avoidable by-product of war) and genocide. Remember Biafra? Cambodia? Rwanda? Bosnia? Ethiopia? Everybody suffers, but the kids disproportionately. Many turn out to be amazingly resilient, but it’s hard to recover from such a severely compromised start in life, whether through losing a limb, or an education, or a family, or the whole damn lot.
A problem for the millions thus afflicted is that it is impossible to focus on everything. Media attention is notoriously fickle: continuing horrors in the West Bank, say, or Lebanon, are trumped by wildfires in France. It’s not even the media’s fault, or indeed that of the world at large. A lot of people care, as expressed through donations to disaster relief funds etc. But of course the politics of ethnic, religious, etc., differences do not help.
>…worse, those who denounce the massacre and ethnic cleansing in Palestine are demonised.
Unfortunately, the demonisers often genuinely (if misguidedly) perceive their side’s ruthlessless to be justified in the name of what they see as a wider existential threat, to the future of “western civilisation”, or whatever, even though the biggest threat to civilised standards comes from themselves.
You are right Tom there have been and are even more terrible conflicts with even more children dying. Yemen, Sudan, and others. Obviously, I am affected by what the media focuses on as everyone else – I am not pretending otherwise.
But the argument that “children are dying in all conflicts” is a weak attempt to make people shrug and go on. The government of my country is not involved in Sudan conflict in any way. “We” do support USA, Israel, and Ukraine, and are warmongering against Russia. Yours country, obviously, is mostly responsible for all the mess in the first place, historically, so I understand your feelings might be a bit different then mine.
To make it perfectly clear: every conflict where children are dying is a tragedy, and our governments should do everything they can to stop it. In this specific case, both mine and yours Government are protecting those killing the children.
But to take this back to our MAP topic – all I am saying is that in the time of war, there will hardly be much space for any progressive agenda, let alone MAP-related one.
That is not to deter you from your writing. I love you Tom, and your work.
>But the argument that “children are dying in all conflicts” is a weak attempt to make people shrug and go on.
Ah, yes, just like the feeble response Jesus made: “The poor are always with us”!
Generations of preachers have tried to spin these words into something vaguely adequate to the weight of the world’s suffering and what can/should be done about it. But if even Jesus failed, maybe the rest of us have a bit of an excuse!
>all I am saying is that in the time of war, there will hardly be much space for any progressive agenda, let alone MAP-related one.
True. All too sadly true. So we are left with the question of how best to deploy our limited resources of caring and outreach. Jesus had his answer, which has been impressively influential over two millennia, even if the poor are still with us and children are still dying. My approach, like that of many other MAPs, has included a conscious if very limited attempt to make a contribution to society in an ordinary way. We all, or nearly all, quietly do our bit in fields such as mainstream community and political engagement, charitable donations, and (if we haven’t blotted our copybooks by being too “out”) involvement in a socially acceptable way to help kids directly, through teaching, mentoring, etc.
More conspicuously in my case, though, I have taken an interest in trying to generate a MAP sense of community and serious debate. David, you have been generous enough to say you appreciate this, so I need say little more about it, except thank you. Thoughtful heretics such as yourself give me more than I can say: any benefit is not just in one direction. All I will add is that I wonder whether my efforts have achieved all that they can after nearly a decade and a half of HTOC, and whether I should move on. But you know from my current blog that I am struggling with this question.
Personally, Tom, I hope you stay on. As you know, we’ve entered a dark period of setback for the MAP community. There appeared a time during the past 15 years where it looked like we were finally on the verge of finding a voice in society, but the continued moral panics have smashed that, particularly in lieu of its most strongest recent manifestation, the dreaded “Epstein Files.”
Not since the late 1990s do I recall it being so popular to bash, fear, and demonize MAPs. I’m not giving up hope, I’ve often mentioned that setbacks happen, and society is not exactly conducive right now for fundamental change. We have too many Virtue Warriors out there looking for easy targets, and we’re about the easiest target out there, a gift that keeps on giving to those looking for targets. And pedo hunting remains as popular pastime for those seeking easy virtue points as deer hunting to get one’s fill of venison.
This is why we need you still in the game, Tom. No actual new voices have arisen during the current quagmire to give the old guard a break, so the old guard is still needed. You’re among the most weathered but toughest soldiers among us; you’ve been through the battlefield, received more than your share of shrapnel, yet remained strong. Even during the times we haven’t gotten along (and I’m sorry about that) you’ve been one of my heroes.
I’ll do what I can in terms of contributing guest articles to keep the blog going while you take needed periods of relaxation. My new email address is here, since my old Proton address got a bit too filled up.
Dissy! Where have you been! Great to see you back. And it would indeed be great to have guest articles from you. And, of course, you are right to see the Epstein affair as hugely significant, powering a wave of moral… well not so much panic, I would say, but something more like a now well-trodden path of bogus victim culture.
• Pathologizing teenage sexuality: DOI 10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108225
• “Participants whose PTSD scores remained above the clinical threshold at graduation had higher levels of family dysfunction”: DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0354692
• CSA does not harm brain: DOI 10.1016/j.addicn.2026.100273
• DNA is identifiable within 72 hours: DOI 10.1007/s00414-026-03931-w
• AI recommends “restorative justice”: DOI 10.1111/lcrp.70053
• Litigation is perversion: DOI 10.1080/24732850.2026.2701457
• The tendency of the population to exaggerate the risk of relapse (10%): DOI 10.1177/10790632261470830
• SArvivors don’t grow up narcissistic: DOI 10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108227
• <8% of women are SArvivors: DOI 10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108231
• Female MAPs blame men: DOI 10.1177/10790632261470828
• Moms kill kids not because of trauma: DOI 10.1037/vio0000711
• STIs in SArvivors <18%: DOI 10.1016/j.ajem.2026.07.041
• AI detects grooming: DOI 10.1016/j.knosys.2026.116641
• Gentle intrusion does not prevent children’s protest: DOI 10.1080/10538712.2026.2706496
• Infants seek loopholes in antisexual prohibitions: DOI 10.1177/14639491261470843
• Women like porn: DOI 10.1080/23268743.2026.2692429
• Rape does not scare away from sex: DOI 10.1016/j.jped.2026.101582
• More than a half of rapists believe in women’s consent: DOI 10.1177/10790632261470420
• <⅙ of nonvirgin children call themselves raped: DOI 10.1016/j.jped.2026.101582
Cyril writes:
>Infants seek loopholes in antisexual prohibitions
I just love this imaginative description! Judging by the Abstract, the article itself is equally off the wall. Or should that be off the gatepost? The author writes:
>From a feminist new materialist perspective, we understand sexuality as a discursive-material assemblage and employ the concept of ‘thing-power’ to analyse how school objects – a gate, a poster – exercise agency in the production of (im)possibilities for childhood consent.
So a gate exercises agency? Fascinating. Shame there is an ongoing war against kids’ own agency, one which usually insists of the “(im)possibilities for childhood consent”, with the emphasis on the “im”.
In fairness to this article, it seems to be nodding in the right direction, albeit under heavy cover of obscure language.
⁃ Predicting CSA: DOI 10.1016/j.childyouth.2026.109192
⁃ “greater childhood trauma was associated with stronger symptom reduction over time, regardless of the applied interventions”: DOI 10.1080/20008066.2026.2692180
⁃ No more statute of limitations: https://inbusiness.kz/ru/last/vo-francii-uzhestochili-nakazanie-dlya-serijnyh-nasilnikov-pedofilov?ysclid=mrvpglwn5b337496150
⁃ “relational dependency” prevents kids from disclosure: DOI 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1859966
Courtney stodden a true american idiot married a 51 yr old at 16 now shes saying many years later thta she was a child and didnt know what she was doing ! i say BS
• Women are our biggest enemies: DOI 10.1111/ssqu.70177
• To prison for child’s drawings: DOI 10.1080/26904586.2026.2700757
• GLs as hated as BLs: DOI 10.1111/ssqu.70177
• SArvivors vs. SORs: “Spoo et al.’s (2018) survey of 1173 American undergraduate students, of whom 129 (11%) identified as victim/survivors, found that victim/survivors were less supportive of community notification than the remainder of the sample …Providing emerging insight into victim/survivors’ reasons for supporting or opposing registers, Craun and Simmons (2012) conducted an online survey of 589 American victim/survivors, and found only lukewarm support for the notion that PCSO registers protect the public from sexual violence (p. 319). Only 39% agreed/strongly agreed with this statement, and the mean score on a 5-point scale was 3.1 – slightly above ‘neither agree nor disagree’. Taylor (2017) surveyed 162 Australians who had accessed Western Australia’s semi-public register (discussed above). One-quarter of respondents identified as a victim/survivor of sexual violence (mostly child sexual abuse). Taylor (2017) found that slightly more than one-quarter (26%) of respondents who were abused as children thought that the register stigmatised PCSOs, compared with 17% of other respondents. In addition, the survey found that one-third of respondents who had experienced child sexual abuse agreed that PCSOs have a right to anonymity, while just over half disagreed. Similarly, approximately one-third of respondents who had experienced child sexual abuse did not believe that the community has a right to know the identity of all PCSOs, while slightly over half indicated that they did believe this (Taylor, 2017). Craun and Simmons (2012) also found that …Approximately 11% of their sample reported that the presence of a public register influenced their decision about whether to report their assault to the police. For about half of this 11%, the existence of a register persuaded them to report (since, for example, ‘I don’t want him to be allowed around other kids’); for the remaining half, it dissuaded them from doing so (because, for example, ‘I could not bring myself to ruin his life that way’) …Richards et al.’s (2023) qualitative interviews with 33 victim/survivors from Australia suggested that those victim/survivors who endorsed public registers mainly did so on consequentialist grounds (see also Death et al., 2025; Richards et al., 2025). In other words, victim/survivors’ support ‘typically did not stem from a desire for vengeance, but instead reflected pragmatic concerns about preventing future sexual harm. . . .[Registers were]. . . .seen as regrettably necessary for rather than deserved by this cohort of offenders’ …Victim/survivors (n = 26) in Richards et al.’s subsequent qualitative study (Death et al., 2025; Richards et al., 2025) had mixed views about public PCSO registers …Victim/survivors also raised concerns about vigilantes targeting registered PCSOs and the impacts on PCSOs’ reintegration prospects …‘To what end? What advantage would that serve?’ (Owen) …Victim/survivors very frequently argued against SORN policies on the grounds that they would incite vigilante behaviour by members of the public. Indeed, this was the most common argument expressed in opposition to SORN. In some cases, victim/survivors’ opposition centred on the potential for offences they do not deem ‘real’ crimes to be included in SORN policies, creating the potential for those who are not ‘real’ PCSOs to be the targets of vigilantism. For example, a few held concerns about people with convictions for ‘Romeo and Juliet’ offences (i.e. criminalised but normative sexual activity between similar-aged consenting teenagers (Bierie and Budd, 2018) or public urination being included on public registers: ‘My understanding is that the reason we don’t have those registers is vigilantism, so there’s concern that someone will knock on the door and shoot the guy. There were cases such as in the States where, for example, someone did that because this guy was on a sex offender registry. It turned out he had been 18 and had sex with a 17-year-old. So, you know, stuff like that would happen.’ (Troy) ‘[I]n the US where it’s all out of control, my understanding is that there’s people on the registry who are drunk and urinated in public.’ (Simon)”: DOI 10.1177/02697580261469211
• CSA does not cause emotional disregulation: DOI 10.1007/s40653-026-00946-8
• Beaten: https://aquazona.by/articles/66248.html?ysclid=mruohn34qp983491330
• Beaten by mistake: https://www.nsk.kp.ru/daily/277799.5/5278898/?ysclid=mruoei72an997967427
• Adults are punished for sex between adolescents: https://aquazona.by/articles/41614.html
• Anti-MAP comic: DOI 10.1080/21504857.2026.2703132
• “toys that carry testimonies from child victims”: https://repository.udistrital.edu.co/items/2158465a-81c6-4eb6-ac6b-927469c254ba
• “peer-on-peer AI-CSAM”: DOI 10.1177/17488958261467387
• CSA don’t cause anorexia or bulimia: DOI 10.1016/j.bpsgos.2026.100761
• “Grooming by Attorneys”: DOI 10.1002/bsl.70080
• Kids’ sexual interests: DOI 10.1186/s12978-026-02295-z
• Antisexual education not effective: DOI 10.1186/s41155-026-00390-5
• MAPophobia is misandry: DOI 10.1080/17432979.2026.2623418
• Types of CSA predict SArvivor’s secrecy: DOI 10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108224
• How to detect snitches: DOI 10.1080/13552600.2026.2690216
• Child sexting is normal in Philippines: DOI 10.1080/10911359.2026.2695065
• Parents vs. anti-touch education: DOI 10.57012/ijhhr.v5n1.008
• Psychologist-fabricated case: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/libstudies_pubs/42/
• MAPs don’t fuck unconscious kids—contrary to peers: DOI 10.1080/10826084.2026.2698849
• Kids don’t want to disclose: DOI 10.1080/09649069.2026.2696734
• “formal intervention by welfare figures was perceived as inappropriate and intrusive” by SArvivors and their parents: DOI 10.1016/j.childyouth.2026.108803
• “psychiatry complicit in our ongoing abuse”: DOI 10.1111/hex.70770
• SArvivors do not die earlier: DOI 10.64898/2026.07.09.26357627
• “While a meta-analysis of 21 studies found a small, significant relationship between CSA and BPD.., the authors concluded that CSA was neither a necessary risk factor nor a direct cause of BPD”: DOI 10.1186/s40479-026-00356-0
• “child marriage has no statistically significant average effect on depression or anxiety”: DOI 10.22004/ag.econ.404597
• Extra-familiar CSA does not cause selfharming: DOI 10.14744/DAJPNS.2026.00327
• CSA does not lead to suicide: DOI 10.14744/DAJPNS.2026.00327
• CSA does not cause cognitive disfunction: DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-04029-z
• EU “Chat Control for social media” to catch CPectators: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ovidiu-Burac/publication/408926784_PRIVACY_FOR_THE_STATE_SCANNING_FOR_THE_PUBLIC_THE_ETHICS_OF_CHAT_CONTROL_AND_DIGITAL_SURVEILLANCE/links/6a527ffdf6cec25ad2d884f1/PRIVACY-FOR-THE-STATE-SCANNING-FOR-THE-PUBLIC-THE-ETHICS-OF-CHAT-CONTROL-AND-DIGITAL-SURVEILLANCE.pdf
• 70YO in emergency room: https://www.facebook.com/IrexitFreetoProsper/posts/-a-father-has-admitted-to-beating-a-70-year-old-man-after-allegedly-witnessing-h/1726182395671254/
• Pathologizing CPectators: DOI 10.15406/frcij.2025.14.00480
• Overprotection harms: DOI 10.1111/camh.70103
• Police have trauma when hunting us: DOI 10.1007/s11896-026-09835-0
• Compulsory treatment for SArvivors : DOI 10.1007/s10560-026-01130-5
• Beaten: https://kazan.aif.ru/incidents/criminal/otdali_pod_samosud_v_tatarstane_zhilcy_doma_vychislili_i_izbili_izvrashchenca
• Intruded his daughter’s messaging and beaten the MAP: https://www.usasupreme.com/florida-dad-takes-down-pedophile-who-preyed-on-his-daughter-via-snapchat-and-raped-her-police-reaction-is-based-video/
• Killed in prison: https://spb.mk.ru/incident/2025/04/09/stali-izvestny-podrobnosti-smertelnogo-izbieniya-pedofila-v-peterburgskoy-kolonii.html
• 8YO participated in beating: https://tltgorod.ru/news/theme-5/news-67587?ysclid=mrnia8iq74213142640
[MOD: We need to know what is going on, Cyril, but we don’t need it rammed down our throats every day. I am talking specifically about shocking video footage of violence. Repeated postings of similar will be deleted on the basis of repetition. It’s the same with other news stories, actually. It would not be practical, nor would it be interesting, to post every media report of every routine prosecution for downloading, say.]
Why is that renegade ape video age restricted? And most of my twitter feed! kier starmer and his cronies are Evil ! at least england lost. maybe some of you support them, but end of the day millions of Antis will have been crying!
>Why is that renegade ape video age restricted?
That’s the first I’ve heard of it. Thanks for pointing this out Matt. I saw the age restriction notice, but when I clicked to start the vid I didn’t need to make an age declaration or prove my age. Maybe that’s because I was already logged in with Google, or something.
its working now ! now will my comments disappear.. probably.
wonder if renegade ape is related to savannah ape? (a MAP who surprisingly has has his channel intact although he seems to have disappeared). my comment has 27 likes!
27 likes! Wow! I’m impressed!
We are entering the Victorian era 2.0. It’s hard to miss the ease and speed with which countries have begun to support the introduction of social media restrictions for teenagers. They’re not allowed to communicate online, they’re not allowed to go outside, they’re not allowed to watch pornography, they’re trying to ban them from online gaming. What’s left then? Suffocating “protection” turns teenagers into prisoners and pets.
• Sex is death: DOI 10.1080/00043389.2026.2622845
• Technical assistance have “trauma” from observing CSA: DOI 10.1186/s12889-026-26485-3
• Secondary victimisation—admitted by court: https://dspace.ueb.edu.ec/items/a5da2f4b-3d84-4d4c-97f5-7cfeffd2ff53
• “repeated testimonies highlight potential risks of secondary victimization”: DOI 10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108220
• Secondary & Parental victimisation by incest disclosure: DOI 10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108221
• 19YO beaten for fake 15YO: https://ura.news/news/1053062244
• Beaten by his GF: https://youtu.be/uEq4TIHwMUA
• Not allowed to toilet: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DavSIpgCN3l/Shot during étape: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dav4ioBSkgv/
>Sex is death: DOI 10.1080/00043389.2026.2622845
Surviving the erotophobe fascist Anglophone is a fate worse than Sex.
From F.B. PHOTOS, VIDEOS, SWORN STATEMENTS BY MULTIPLE GIRLS AND WOMEN, AND YET, NOT ONLY IS THIS PIECE OF SUB-HUMAN SLIME NOT IN JAIL, HE’S STILL AMERIKA’S PRESIDENT. SAYS IT ALL ABOUT AMERIKA.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2133514470611296&set=a.236463923649703
Fake news, Pup! Fake photos at least, don’t you think? So is this meant to be just an expressive post? Mood music, as it were?
No doubt fake pix of some MAPs & AAMs dreams ??
Tho the anti-MAP faker is (inadvertently) right about smiling AAMs looking positively aMused not negatively aBused. Wot no fake stereotype blood & tears??
Cocussion for dating a 13YO when he was 19YO
https://www.aol.com/news/vigilante-teens-caught-wild-doorbell-135138277.html
https://www.mystateline.com/news/sex-offender-assaulted-michigan/
yup, the usa is the worst country on earth
• Non-contact CSA correlates: DOI 10.1186/s12905-026-04655-0
• Cops have trauma when hunting us: DOI 10.1108/JFP-10-2025-0102
• Kids avoid anti-MAP education: http://www.iscjournal.com/index.php/isce/article/view/325
• MAPs don’t cause warts : https://epublications.vu.lt/object/elaba:308150520/
• CSA does not cause dissociation or parental stress: https://epublications.vu.lt/object/elaba:308151691/
• Predictors of CP watching: DOI 10.63237/XSBI4718
• Self-reliant kids are sexually active: DOI 10.2478/FON-2026-0030
• Virgins consider their parents good: DOI 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2026.05.007
• What parents know about their kids: DOI 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2026.05.013
• SArvivors are good students: DOI 10.1007/s12187-026-10414-2
• Dismembered: https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/florida-registered-sex-offender-body-identified-suitcase-abandoned-palm-bay-compound
• Killed in prison: https://tltgorod.ru/news/theme-0/news-71132?ysclid=mrg8dlejuj598913263
• 30% to 80% of C & non-C SA survivors have no PTSD: DOI 10.61336/AJFP/2026-1-25
Petition: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/757806#main-content
i might make a petition. if u18s are deemed incapable raise the age of criminal responsibility to 18. or 25 as a lot think 24 is too young.
What do people think of the Huw Edwards case?
Well the 17 year old
victimwasnt innocent, and he the porn he downloaded, well it wasnt many pics, hes had his career ruined so thats enough punishment, and hes been put on the register.. luckily we dont have a big invitation for vigilantes hereJonathan King: HUW EDWARDS on SUBSTACK. Actually very good; worth subscribing and reading.
https://www.kingofhits.co.uk/component/option,com_kunena/Itemid,65/func,view/catid,2/id,271368/
Sex education isn’t effective: DOI 10.1186/s12905-026-04657-yAnti-MAP video-game for ados: DOI 10.1016/j.ijcci.2026.100840
The other day an unfortunate incident. Someone was talking about shooting all n**ces. everyone including my friend were hi fiving eachother. i reluctantly joined in as i would have been exposed as one. I feel sick. and one of them was a girl i had respect for. unfortunately in my current mental state im not able to stand up for my views. only online… i mean if they talking about actual rapists i can understand but not… sex with a 15 year old, say. or taking a photo of a 17 year old. or touching someones butt.
So lets say everyone knew you had the feelings you have and you knew you had nothing to lose I’m guessing your actions would have been different?
yes i had to… if i had nothing to lose well yeh i could be more open… i knew the guy was an idiot already but i didnt realise a violent idiot.. i wish i could share my feelings but what do i get … psyc guy threaten to break my legs.. but name calling generally. the N word is used so much now its meaning is lost just like the P word. i got called the N word for supporting a 32 year old seeing a 22 year old! yes einstein human stupidity is infinite !
If people were saying “shoot all rapists,” that would make more sense. “Rapist” is probably closer to what they actually think they’re saying, since “nonce” is associated with people who’ve been convicted of sexual interaction with a child, however so defined…
And no worries Matt. You did what you thought you had to in the moment to protect yourself – many people who’ve been in similar situations for all sorts of reasons… IRL I might push back and say to people that “it’s pretty fucked up we’re cheering for someone to be killed, we don’t know someone’s situation that led them to that point, or the actual circumstances of what took place.” I’ve pushed back on people’s bullshit IRL before and it’s always gone fine, but you’ve gotta pick your battles and use your judgement.
You’ve got your own morals and perspective, which is great. Imo, focusing on building up yourself, your skills and mental health / fortitude, sounds like it should be your priority atm. So, try not to worry about the nonsense people say; much of it is performative anyway…
That woman is a murderer. I think that murder is the worst crime that can ever happen, because the victim can not recover from it. Children can go to therapy and recover, but a dead person can not be brought back to life.
I hope people will submit more guest blogs to you over email.