- Pornhub boss Feras Antoon, 46, has finally spoken out about the devastating fire that destroyed his mansion
- His $15.9million-valued Montreal manor burned down in April 2021 in what was a suspected arson attack
- And now, Antoon claims that ‘extreme religious groups’ could have incited the attack against his property
- Pornhub has previously faced allegations that some of its content includes videos of underage girls
By Sam Baker | 19 January 2022
DAILY MAIL — The boss of Pornhub has spoken out for the first time since his unfinished $16million Montreal mansion was burned to rubble last year.
46-year-old Feras Antoon’s dream manor was reduced to ashes in April last year after a suspected arson attack on the property.
The blaze on April 25, 2021, reduced the house to nothing more than ashes just weeks after Antoon had put the opulent manor up for sale – at a price of $15.9million.
Following an opinion article in the New York Times in 2020 which claimed Pornhub ‘monetizes child rapes’, the website has been hit with allegations of allowing videos of underage girls being assaulted to be uploaded onto their website.
This has led to a backlash against Antoon and his adult film empire – resulting in tumbling profits and forcing him to list his lavish manor, despite construction on the property not having been completed.
But only weeks later, the security team in charge of monitoring the construction site noticed two unidentifiable individuals gaining access to the site in April 2021, with the property quickly seen burning down only a short while later.
The devastating blaze took nearly three hours and 80 firefighters to put out, and now in a rare interview, Antoon has alleged one theory that ‘extreme religious groups’ could have acted to incite the arson attack.
Speaking to Vanity Fair, he said: ‘Could the extreme religious groups have incited and encouraged someone to do this? Absolutely.
‘When you use extremist language and QAnon sentiment toward child trafficking, your words are going to attract and mobilize some of the darkest corners of the internet.’
Antoon – who faced a money crunch nightmare with his empire in danger of crumbling following allegations that much of the content on his leading site contains videos of underage girls – had put his unfinished mansion up for sale just weeks before the blaze.
‘Its site is infested with rape videos. It monetizes child rapes, revenge pornography, spy cam videos of women showering, racist and misogynist content, and footage of women being asphyxiated in plastic bags,’ wrote Nicholas Kristof in the New York Times column that first exposed Pornhub.
‘A search for ‘girls under18′ or ’14yo’ leads in each case to more than 100,000 videos. Most aren’t of children being assaulted, but too many are.’ […]
Wtf is ‘Qanon sentiment’? These people. Keep creeping what i’d call ‘Amorphous’ (Talmudic) language into the public discourse. Terms that mean nothing, but they pay to have them proliferated, weaponized, so they can shape legalese, semantics, however they like without any re-semblance to reality. ‘Qanon Sentiment’= more stuff Zionists don’t like, that they will define as many ways as they want, until people stop treating them like five year olds. You posting this article, Russ, seems a little like ‘Qanon Sentiment’ in my book 😂
Doesn’t take a genius to see what likely happened here. Pornhub/Mindgeek is one of the world’s most massive laundering apparatuses, so there is was probably some money being moved through the purchase in some way, given that it was such a large one (16 M). But the other part is clearly not ‘religious extremists.’ A guy that wealthy, building a project that expensive, with no one monitoring/securing the area? No surveillance, nothing? Yeah, right. That’s espionage. Kompromat and who knows what else was being picked up from that site, and this is the ‘staging’ to cover it up (helped along by the spook-run Vanity Fair). And hey, if it turns out to have been, say, a Zionist intelligence/security outfit, like the IDF, who’s been used to ‘clean up’ other burned down buildings in recent memory (Florida), he can say ‘Well, I wasn’t wrong or dishonest about the religious angle, was I?’ Nope, not about the Qanon connection either. You just lied about practically the entire subject that was being discussed, though.
Don’t confuse (genetic fallacy) posting an around the web article (someone else’s) as a WW promotion or endorsement. Runs the gambit but most of the time it is not an endorsement. Pretty fundamental to understand and should go without saying that we didn’t write it, right?
AC:
Is one of our writers in the byline? Sometimes it is merely of interest to gauge the world or the bullshit. Beyond the confusion about who wrote it and the genetic fallacy, think your response to it is quite suitable.
Sounds like he wanted an insurance payout, plain and simple. Oldest trick in the book to blame a fire on your enemies. Worked for Hitler.
“Antoon – who faced a money crunch nightmare with his empire in danger of crumbling following allegations that much of the content on his leading site contains videos of underage girls – had put his unfinished mansion up for sale just weeks before the blaze.”
Anyone this powerful and perverted would not think twice about lighting up an asset to defraud an insurance company. And he’d have all the connections to underworld to do it.
Christians to blame? Not if they were truly saved. “Vengeance is mine, says the Lord, I will repay.”