This is historical material “frozen in time”. The website is no longer updated and links to external websites and some internal pages may not work.

To protect the rights of women from online pornography, investigating both foreign and domestic Companies.

Created by J.T. on November 24, 2015

As an advertiser in my Massage Business, I was unfairly monitored, stalked and lied about resulting in dangerous public scrutiny. Online Pornographers took my ads, compiled them, exaggerated them, added text to them and linked them to porn sites, www.BodyRubSearch.com and www.EasySex.com, both of which I never advertised in. My ads were normal ads, conservative in comparison to others of the same category. My ads were legal, as was my business. I had the right to place my ads, using my business profile, personality, and femininity to promote my business without being stalked, monitored, lied about, harassed or categorized in pornography. The websites ceverly compiled my ads and photos, writing a misleading article of being busted which never occurred. These dangerous sites must be exposed.

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