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Sunday, November 8th, 2026, 5:57 pm

Things Some People Do for Money (It’s Ugly)

Stop supporting pedophilia and high-profile paedophiles

About 4 days ago I noticed that SJVN had turned to slop. I did in fact see that he adopted slop images in past years, but this is getting worse.

6 years ago I criticised SJVN for defaming a friend, Richard Stallman, portraying an opponent of Jeffrey Epstein as some sort of defender of what Epstein did to women.

Stallman merely spoke about an innocent friend of his from MIT, posthumously.

The other day another friend noted: “I mentioned the other day in a discussion that he had been cancelled for criticising Epstein as a serial rapist while also calling out Gates and Ito.”

“The Epstein Class is pervasive,” he said, “Clintons and more…”

I am saddened to find that what used to be decent journalists are nowadays: 1) adopting slop plagiarism and 2) defending abusers of underage women while demonising or even slandering opponents of pedophilia.

It’s all about money.

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