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Where are Benjamin Mendy’s accusers?

Abiodun Awolaja
July 22, 2023
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SINCE the French international Benjamin Mendy was recently cleared of the rape/attempted rape allegations leveled against him by some whores, he has had no respite from British feminists. While Mendy was on trial, his club, Manchester City, won the Champions League, the Premier League and the FA Cup. The 28-year-old defender has asked for privacy “so he can begin rebuilding his life,” and has already joined French Ligue 1 side Lorient after being deprived of the last three years.

Although Coach Pep Guardiola stood by him, Manchester City stopped paying his wages in September 2021 shortly after he was charged with rape. Six horrible creatures from hell had accused him of assaulting them at his £4.8m gated mansion between October 2018 and August 2021, during the Covid-19 lockdown. The witches had engaged in multiple orgies with different men at the mansion, but they wanted Mendy destroyed. And trust the sex-crazed British press to make a ballad of Mendy  admitting that he wore no protection during the orgies and had nursed no fear of contracting or transmitting diseases.

The facts of the case are indeed chilling: the plot to maul Mendy was actually hatched in a feminist WhatsApp group whose members had previously Googled “Benjamin Mendy’s net worth” before the rape accusations. CCTV in Mendy’s home showed the accusers partying with him after the alleged rapes. Indeed, on the night of one of the alleged rapes, the accuser had sex twice with Benjamin Mendy,  and then twice with co-footballers Louis Saha and Jack Grealish. One of the alleged victims sent an SMS to her friends claiming to have just had the best night of her entire life, and CCTV footage also showed the “victim” with her arms around Mendy’s neck. This is the same whore who claimed to have been raped by Mendy three times and left bleeding. CCTV footage in Louis Saha’s apartment also showed his accuser having “enthusiastic and obviously consensual sex” with him. Now that the truth is out, where are the false accusers?

False rape allegations are of course a common woke tactic, especially against highly successful and powerful men. While their trials last, the accused men are treated like the scum of the earth as the #Me too demons denounce patriarchy and misogyny. In one chilling case, an innocent man spent more than three decades in prison, but trust feminists to continue to denounce such men for life! In a laughable case in the US, a false accuser asked the victim to “come hang out” with her after he had already served his prison time. Working with investigators, the young man video-taped her confession at the so-called meeting and eventually proved his innocence and got an acquittal. Don’t blame these whores: the Euro-American society worships women and demonizes men and boys, making marriage hell for men and siding with women even when they treat men in the most horrible and dehumanizing fashion.

Of course, this disease is everywhere. As reported by The Chronicle, a Zimbabwe daily, an 18-year-old Kwekwe woman, Evidence Makambe, has been lamenting the fact that she was forced by her mother to accuse their neighbour of raping her when she was a minor. The accused, Simbarashe Chadiwa, was convicted in 2015. But here’s the most distressing part of the story: it was actually Evidence’s mother who had asked her to nail Chadiwa. Hear her: “My mother fooled me, abused me emotionally when she forced me to lodge a false case against our neighbour.” Olufunmilayo Ogunsanya, a Nigerian physician resident in the UK, has just got his life back after three years three years of horror.

But men’s suffering means absolutely nothing to woke goddesses. After all, they are society’s most venerated objects, so why should they care about lesser mortals? That is why one Lucy Morgan, writing in the Glamour magazine this week, claimed that the reaction to the Mendy verdict shows why so many victims are terrified of coming forward. Morgan’s thesis: “The response to the verdict (from people who should know better) is a missed opportunity to challenge misogyny in professional football.” There you have it: men shouldn’t complain when fellow men are falsely accused of rape because there’s misogyny in football, and this misogyny is explained by sexual orgies in footballer’s mansions through which women are objectified! Abraham Lincoln once said it’s better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. It’s clear that, left to Morgan, Mendy should have been quartered.

Morgan, like the typical woke nincompoop, is blaming Mendy for being innocent of a false allegation, suggesting that it is men’s fault that women choose to live riotous lives, engaging in orgies in footballer’s mansions. This is so ridiculous as to border on insanity, but that’s what being woke is all about. Morgan apparently envisaged a guilty verdict since facts are trivial these days and what matters is #Me too dictatorship. It doesn’t matter that the men so defamed never get their reputation back, and hardly ever recoup their losses. Women own their bodies and can do whatever they like with them without question, and invent any kind of false allegation!

Woke witches purvey idolatry of the worst kind, and so don’t be surprised when Morgan pens this drivel: “While on trial, Mendy admitted to regularly attending parties where he had sex with multiple women on the same night without worrying about contraception, not caring about how women were feeling or whether they were “upset” after sex, and previously being “disrespectful” in the language he used to talk about women. This testimony speaks to a wider cultural issue in which powerful men routinely objectify women. The main takeaway from the Benjamin Mendy case appears to be that the reputations of millionaire footballers, who have unprotected sex with countless women as part of their party lifestyle, are more deserving of our attention than the misogynistic culture which is clearly thriving within the world of professional football.”

So it’s all about reputation now? Footballers wrongly defamed don’t deserve any mercy but the criminals who falsely accuse them do? False allegation of rape is justified by the footballers’ orgies with the false accusers? And, oh, it’s the men having unprotected sex–the women are protected? And even if we were to indulge Morgan in her hobby horse, just how do you discuss “misogynistic culture” without exemplification?

A final word to the woke demons: go to North Korea and be proven to have accused someone falsely. Your flesh won’t be enough for dogs.

 

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