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Did You Hear About the Online Rape Academy?
The one with 62 million visits in February
CNN reporters infiltrated a Telegram group chat called “Zzz,” in which 1000 men advise each other on how to drug and rape women and film themselves doing it.
The same reporters uncovered a porn website called “Motherless,” which had 62 million visits in February 2026 alone. It features videos of “sleep content,” often tagged #passedout and #eyecheck. Men also chat and swap rape drug tips there.
Lest you think this problem is in the “world” and doesn’t affect Christians, CNN profiles a woman whose husband confessed after church one day to drugging and raping her for years. Christian men certainly are not immune to committing sexual abuse.
I’m sick.
Such horrific filth should convince everyone that Section 230 — the legal code that shields internet companies in the U.S. from liability for content — must be repealed. If “Motherless” and similar websites could be sued, then they would police themselves.
Some take this so-called “rape academy” as evidence of men’s fundamental dangerousness, and I can’t say I blame them. 62 million visits in February. Even accounting for repeat visitors, we’re talking about a staggering number of depraved men.
