LustCast, Lies, and Leverage: Paul Mulholland’s Exploitative Tactics to Insert Himself into Porn Discourse

LustCast, Lies, and Leverage: Mulholland’s Exploitative Tactics to Insert Himself into Porn Discourse #4 in the series — a forensic read of the LustCast transcript through the lens of basic journalism ethics. Counter-analysis • Updated: Oct 3, 2025 Lede: LustCast wasn’t journalism; it was self-myth, call-to-action, and courtroom cosplay. Paul Mulholland didn’t just cover a story—he cast himself as protagonist, […]

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Weaponizing Facial Recognition: Why Paul Mulholland’s Own Words Show He’s No Journalist

image of facial recognition being used unethically

Weaponizing Facial Recognition: Why Paul Mulholland’s Own Words Show He’s No Journalist He said it himself: “try to do some like facial recognition stuff to find them… then find their legal name… then find their phone number.” September 28, 2025 That is not reporting; that is surveillance. This legal ethical review shows how Paul Mulholland’s methods violate basic journalism standards […]

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The Hammer and Sickle Journalist: Why Mulholland’s Branding Exposes His Extremist Leanings

Paul Mulholland openly displays the hammer and sickle on his YouTube channel

The Hammer and Sickle Journalist: Why Paul Mulholland’s Branding Exposes His Extremist Leanings Opinion · ~1050 words Introduction Paul Mulholland walks onto YouTube draped in the hammer and sickle like it’s a press badge instead of a scarlet confession. A journalist, he calls himself. That’s the first false statement on the record. Exhibit A: the logo of gulags, famines, and […]

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From J6 to Journalism: Paul Mulholland’s Troubling Ties to Extremism

Protesters carrying American flags advance toward the U.S. Capitol under dark stormy skies, with bold text reading “He Wasn’t Covering the Riot—He Was In It.”

From J6 to Journalism: Paul Mulholland’s Troubling Ties to Extremism Opinion · 3-Part Commentary Prologue — The Branding Tells the Story Before a single clip rolls or a word is spoken, Mulholland tells viewers exactly who he is. His livestream and channel branding open beneath a hammer-and-sickle logo—a symbol he uses repeatedly across his content. The image isn’t incidental; it’s […]

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