Alex Mayers explains why the Virginia Giuffre testimony and memoirs (book) from the Jeffrey Epstein case is a must read – and explains how it outlines the reality of slavery systems thriving internationally. Alex suggests that parents educate their children about the reality of slavery existing today.
https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.447706/gov.uscourts.nysd.447706.1090.26_2.pdf
A note from Alexandra Mayers: The content of the discussion within this particular video piece was a bit difficult for me to delve into, as I had to put my personal bias against Canadian pornographers aside – but I’m glad I did put this information together, as I feel people need to know that there are other perspectives to the situation (along with details that were suppressed by the initial reporting parties).
A long time and close friend of veteran adult film director Craven Moorehead has stated that he does not believe the allegations of rape a 20 year old adult actress known as Aria Lee made against Craven are true.
In this broadcast, Alex Mayers presents the situation, along with some little known facts and circumstances revolving around the situation that point to Craven’s friend’s belief being accurate.
The most important thing to take note of in this situation is that the “blogger” at the root of the allegations known as “Kelli Roberts” is in fact directly involved with a criminal sex trafficking ring known as The Luxury Companion. It’s highly likely that Craven Moorehead, Bree Mills and the studio he works for (Adulttime) are targets of an extortion scheme linked to The Luxury Companion. “Kelli Roberts” also recently appears to have manufactured rape allegations against the lucrative studio known as Pornfidelity (owned by Ryan Madison – another rape allegations target).
Alex Mayers reviews and offers a bit of comedic commentary in regards to a Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s latest antics revolving around their alleged “plea for privacy” since relocating to the attention wh0re epicenter of Earth – Los Angeles, California (that’s right – I’m talking Hollywood baby).
Alex Mayers reviews 3 key steps pornstars should take prior to speaking out publicly about the abuse they may have suffered within the adult film (pornography) industry. In addition Alex reviews some harsh realities about the truth of who really controls the adult industry and how slavery often starts within ones OWN ethnic group or community (rather than stemming from an external source).
Alex Mayers follows up last night’s live PNT broadcast with a few additional thoughts in regards to an individual known as Skimask Andy – a YouTube streamer who without a doubt is a work in progress but who embodies a lot of potential.
From Alex’s perspective, considering his strong feelings when it comes to the abuse many women suffer within the adult film industry, he may want to consider continuing Shelley Lubben’s good work one day when it comes to spreading the word that PORN IS NOT GLAMOROUS and that today, quite often PORN IS SEX TRAFFICKING.
The reason as to why the adult film industry is attempting to eliminate the IR (interracial) descriptor, is so that it’s more difficult for racist white males to discover that certain “white” female pornstars they like (& may want to book as escorts) have been with Black men. Pimps and madams have found that racist white males tend to be the highest dollar (and most consistent) clients of prostitutes. Media outlets like AVN and databases like IAFD cater to the sextrafficking gangs in actuality (not the legitimate adult film industry).
a vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for COLORISM, racism & hypocrisy
Alex Mayers gets a little emotional in this podcast… though in the past Alex has had some fairly nice and supportive things to say about Kamala Harris, as of current she feels that a vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for colorism’s detrimental impact upon visibly identifiable members of the ADOS community, racism and hypocrisy.
Kamala Harris May be technically Black according to the archaic “one drop rule”, and by technical definition she may be able to label herself African American due to being American and having a small degree of African lineage – but is she ADOS and does she speak for women who’ve had the life experience of Alex Mayers? No (so she should stop attempting to – as it’s very insulting).