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Filed: 3/23/2026 by Pan Lives
Reporter's Note: Part 2 of this exclusive series of reports tracking
the fate of Jon Hermein, recently acquired by the enforced male-on
male sex stable owned by Tatiana Ulyanova in Germany. This story
provides some background to recent changes in the laws that will have
a profound effect on the life of Hermein and others in his situation.
Hermein's descent into a life of enforced homosexuality will continue
in Part 3 of this series.
(UP - New York City) Under increasing pressure from member countries
of the newly-formed International Coalition for Economic Reform
(ICER), Germany's prostitution laws have been modified to exclude
so-called "extreme brothels."
Many European lawmakers expected extreme brothels, which would have
provided an outlet for sexually violent clientele, to become legal
before the end of the year. ICER, under the powerful lobby of its
United States of North America, quelled such expectations in a raucous
vote here last week.
Tina Grey, America's ICER Chairwoman, was a vocal critic of the
European system, pioneered in Germany and now in place in Britain,
France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal and Monaco. "We were most
concerned about the economic viability of the project," said Ms. Grey.
"Enforced sexual service is also part of the mainstream American
economy. We have found it very useful to help bolster the economy, but
we stopped short of allowing what amounted to "pay for sport-killing."
We are satisfied that the Europeans agreed to our motion. Only
Governments should be allowed to have the power required to perform
executions. To relinquish that kind of power to the free market
economy makes ethical knots that would take generations to untangle."
Lori Lee-Chen, a tenured professor of economics at Harvard, agrees
with ICER's position. Prof. Lee-Chen speaks of historical precedents
that support the need for the enforced sex-trade industry around the
world.
"According to the ancient Greek historian Thucydides, one of the Greek
island states instituted homosexual relationships to control
population growth. We too saw this as an opportunity to solve several
social problems using a comprehensive program of state-controlled,
enforced homosexuality. Easing of unemployment was the big
temptation, of course. But many female empowerment groups lobbied to
expand the program to help abate sexual aggression and violence
against women, which in the past reached epidemic proportions. The
greatest challenge was to make the program economically sustainable in
the long-term. Fortunately, the American system has some key
advantages in that area. The judicial and legal infrastructure of
American society provided a pre-existing skeleton we could flesh out
as the program grew," said Prof. Lee-Chen.
Under the revised Enforced Sexual Service laws, the following were
identified as urgent problems in need of dramatic solutions:
*Control population growth.
*Control unemployment.
*Stimulate the economy (each enforced "marriage" requires the skills
of various professionals, such as lawyers, accountants, estate
liquidators, transport specialists, etc.).
*Punishment for white-collar crime in support of previous objectives.
*Female-initiated divorce settlements in support of first two objectives.
*Need to stimulate scientific research.
International Trade Lawyer Janette Masson worked closely with Prof.
Lee-Chen on the ICER proposal. "We had to prove that our complex
economic structure would be strengthened and not weakened by
institutionalized, enforced homosexuality and the hard-to-control sex
trade industry that would proliferate around it. Aside from lawyers,
judges and accountants, there were a wide array of other businesses
that would stand to prosper from the economic reforms. Brinks, Wells
Fargo, Purolator and UPS are already retrofitting their ground and air
fleets to accommodate human transportation, which means manufacturers
of handcuffs, shackles and other such devices will be asked to modify
and produce more of their products. The whole industry has a
trickle-down effect, from the professionals to the manufacturing base
to the blue-collar sector. After all, someone has to physically move
people around, drive the trucks, load the cargo ships, and so on."
Foreign trade has been a thorny issue for many advocacy groups. Ms.
Masson rejects the fears that massive exports might weaken a product
cycle that takes 18 years to mature from birth to export status.
"Like any healthy economy, we had to create robust exports so that we
could promote a solid balance of trade in our favour. This means that
very soon, condemned male prisoners will be shipped to select overseas
markets for homosexual weddings. We have not yet decided if unemployed
males will also be eligible for foreign export. Their temporary service
status creates some practical international trade problems."
Further to this latter point, Masson acknowledges that some foreign
markets, most notably the Middle-East and Far East, have full slave
economies, which in real terms would make legal slaves out of the
exported stock. "Getting a Middle-Eastern country to ship what they
consider to be a slave back to North America or Europe is
not realistic. That is why prisoners only are being considered for
such markets at this time."
Analysts like Lee-Chen, Masson and others are also looking at the
domestic market. Sociologist Erica Tyler explains that the
marketing-oriented domestic scene is now selling enforced male-on-male
sexual servitude in creative ways. "Private industry has been very
aggressive and novel in its approach," said Tyler. Indeed, many
businesswomen saw opportunities in the newly popular "tri-sexual"
marriage households. Brothel owners also saw new ways to increase
their profits.
This reporter has learned that domestic brothels owners now buy male
"wives" in quantity, only to use them as indentured "pay for pleasure"
prostitutes. This is done legally with a loophole that allows on-the-spot
marriages, performed in seconds and lasting just long enough for a few
minutes of oral pleasuring or sodomy. After which, the male-on-male
marriage is annulled. Married, raped, annulled; married, raped,
annulled; married, raped, annulled; has become a labour-intensive
daily (and nightly) life-cycle for many males enlisted in the program.
Obviously, on-site justices-of the-peace, court officials and the
ubiquitous lawyers are employed to support this new "grey" industry.
In households across the continent, three-way arrangements are gaining
in popularity. This is where a man claiming to be a homosexual will
marry a heterosexual man forced to live out a submissive and servile
life. Later, the homosexual "realizes" he is bi-sexual, and marries a
woman as well.
Thus, the servile heterosexual has to serve his husband and his
husband's female wife. This so-called "tri-sexual" lifestyle is a huge
growth sector.
Again, Sociologist Erica Tyler supports a new economy she finds "bold,
bustling and a bit wild."
"Tri-sexual homes were a logical outgrowth of Gay marriage
legislation passed in the early part of this century. A lot of
commentators felt that tri-sexuality was a long-overdue right. Now
that it is becoming accepted at large, there are fascinating
variations cropping up all over. For example, not many people know
that most tri-sexual marriages are initiated by a woman. Some women
decide to bring in a male plaything for her husband to spice up their
life. Acquiring the male plaything requires a bit of clever but
innocent subterfuge.
The legal pretext is that that the woman did not know her husband was
bi-sexual when they married. She loves him and does not want him to
leave her, so the marriage-saver is to bring in a servile male to
satisfy her husband's 'extra' needs. Her husband is therefore awarded
a court-order to marry a heterosexual man who is forced to live his
life in service to both his husband and his husband's wife."
Some lobbying groups say that this is a state-sanctioned way to bring
a slave into a household. "Ah yes," says Lawyer Janette Masson in a
mocking, sing-song voice, "Yes, yes, the "S" word. Opponents of the
new economy are stronger in volume than they are in numbers.
Besides - lawyers, courts, accountants, liquidators, transporters,
holding facilities, etc., are part of a vast array of jobs dependant
on the new economy. Jobs trump sympathy, every time."
As a sign that the new economy is expanding faster than its detractors
might like, Masson says that she is currently involved in preliminary
discussions with reality-TV networks and Internet broadcasters that
will feature enforced bi- and tri-sexual marriages. "This transforms
a private, intimate situation and makes it writ large for all to see.
The new reality-TV shows and certainly the web broadcasts will be fully
graphic and explicit."
Sociologist Erica Tyler says that multi-media revenue will once and for
all define the new economy and make it acceptable on a popular level.
"Sex sells. Sex with overtones of humiliation sells. Enforced
homosexuality sells. Bi-and tri-sexual situations will sell big-time
and the almighty ad dollar is seductive to content providers and
politicians alike.
It won't be long before you see whole communities featured in these
shows, with special media-zoning permits, where naked submissive males will
be paraded, leashed, on city streets and in shopping malls, as common
as dogs. Once Middle America sees this on their screens, you will see
how quickly the media zones dissolve and this kind of sight will
become part of the everyday landscape," says Ms. Tyler.
Next in Part 3, Tatiana Ulyanova franchises her brothel to Miami and
ships Jon Hermein to North America - but not before some strict
training takes place in Goerlitz, Germany.
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