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A recent, high-level hire at the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy defended a controversial gay prostitution website with a track record of allowing children to be promoted for sexual services on the platform, The National Pulse can reveal.
The revelations, from unearthed op-ed, follow The National Pulse exposé of appointee Samuel Brinton’s past as a drag queen, LGBTQ+ activist who has “lectured” on kink at college campuses and participated in interviews about fetish roleplay.
In an article published on September 15th on the pro-LGBT+ website Advocate, Biden’s latest top nuclear hire dives into a defense of the “Rentboy.com” website, which shuttered following an August 2015 illegal prostitution raid. “Rentboy” is a colloquial term for young men who have sex with older men in exchange for money, often under dubious circumstances.
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Originally Posted by TMSRetired
Why not do your own research to defend Puppy ?
Find an article that refutes the OP.
Because I'm not the one bringing a 7 year old incident to the board for discussion. These echo chamber news sources do little other than promote whatever conspiracy theory is being pushed, if its legit let the OP show another source.
Because I'm not the one bringing a 7 year old incident to the board for discussion. These echo chamber news sources do little other than promote whatever conspiracy theory is being pushed, if its legit let the OP show another source.
So show us proof this is fake news or something ......
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