Category Archives: Pornography

Sex Offender Levi Moscowitz Worked In Gay Porn

Levi Moscowitz worked in gay porn using the name “Izzy Klein”. Just put “izzy klein dirty tony” into Google to find out more. Dirty Tony is the name of a gay porn company. Many if not most dudes in gay … Continue reading

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REPORT: ANTI-PORN CRUSADER ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH UNDERAGE GIRL

Donny Pauling has appeared on my blog a few times over the years. He is a pornographer who became interested in kabbalah and then quit porn and became a Christian pastor and an anti-porn crusader. I’ve never met Donny in … Continue reading

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Levi Moscowitz Sentenced On Sex Offender Charges

Levi Moscowitz worked in gay porn, using such names as “Izzy Klein”. Just put “izzy klein dirty tony” into Google. Most dudes in gay porn have AIDS. Levi Moscowitz also worked as a gay escort. Most of the male porn … Continue reading

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Monica Foster Dishes The Jewish Dirt

On March 5, 2014, a friend sent me a link to JewishDirt.com. The site immediately grabbed my attention. I looked to see who made it and saw the name “Monica Foster.” I’d heard that name many times before over the … Continue reading

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‘Strong religious beliefs may drive self-perception of addiction to online pornography’

From Case Western: People who consider themselves very religious and view Internet porn even once may perceive they are addicted, according to a new Case Western Reserve University’s psychology study. “This is one of the first studies to examine the … Continue reading

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