BARBARA'S TCHATZKAHS

This blog has been my platform for a number of things and one of them is my firm belief that PROSTITUTION IS ABUSE. USING PROSTITUTES IS ABUSIVE AND SEX WITH A PROSTITUTE/ ESCORT/ HOOKER or whatever you want to call them - IS PAID RAPE. Have you ever been treated like a "thing?" Or been in what you thought was a relationship that you later found out, you were a "thing" or an "object"? In a situation where your feelings of being used, hurt or lied to didn't count? Six years ago I was coerced and drawn into such a relationship; though calling it a relationship gives it too much credibility. I learned later that the person, whom I'd known for years who did this to me -- had been running ads on casual sex sites since 1999... and seeing escorts since about 2000. When I came along, I was just one more toy for this person; who'd been conditioned by endless evenings of online porn & lunch hours of hookers to see me as just one of them. He fe...

FEMINISTS, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS & THE MSM ABANDON THEIR DAUGHTERS From Lionheart : As an English man to have read what the Pakistani Moslem men are doing to poor innocent British children in their pursuit to degrade our people, subjugate us and take our women and children as War booty in their Jihad (Holy War) against us makes me sick to the core and to think that it is the mothers that have had to come forward because the men of the area have allowed this to continue to their neighbors children because the problem is not knocking on their front door - Shameful To think that as you are reading this there are organised Pakistani Moslem networks in the North of England where Moslem men are targeting, raping and then pimping out our children for other Moslem men to rape and ply with drugs ! The Human trafficking sex industry in our children is alive and well in England... The Police who are paid to protect us and our children in society should be ashamed of themselves for allowing...

Paradise Lost Greed, Sex Slavery, Forced Abortions and Right-Wing Moralists by Rebecca Clarren The whir of hundreds of sewing machines reverberates in the thick, dusty air at the RIFU garment factory. Inside this large warehouse, behind a guarded metal fence, 300 employees—most of them Chinese women—cut, sew, iron and fold blouses with such efficiency and focus that they seem like machinery themselves. From piles of orange and pink fabric, the workers will produce over 15,000 garments today for J. Jill, Elie Tahari and Ann Taylor. These name brand companies don’t own the factory; like Liz Claiborne, The Gap, Ralph Lauren and others, they subcontract production to factories like this, scattered around the tiny Micronesian island of Saipan. Counters above the sewing machines indicate how many pieces the women have completed. According to workers, if they can’t finish a set quota of garments in a day, they may have to stay later and work for free, or they won’t be eligible for future over...