Russian Disinformation

The real story of the “Cornell Seven” isn’t the sexual debauchery of a few lowlifes. It’s that, contrary to all the venomous denunciations of fraternities, it was the Greek system that stoutly rejected the depraved, sexually-liberated, free love ethos of Hollywood, academia and the media. The basic facts, corroborated by Doe’s own statements and texts, are these. On October 19, 2024, she got drunk, and hauled herself across town to the Chi Phi house, hoping to have sex with a boy there. He proposed a threesome and she agreed -- later texting Player Number Three, “honestly i really liked being w u and matt.” Over the course of the evening, three more frat brothers joined the grisly proceedings, consuming Ketamine and engaging in various sex acts with Doe. Two others ducked in for five minutes, chatted with Doe, and left without touching her, according to them, which is consistent with her statement to the police. Whenever one of the boys asked Doe if she was okay, she brushed off their concerns, saying things like, “We’re all consenting adults here,” and “This was normal in the medieval times.” It wasn’t -- but, boy, that sounds sophisticated! Doe should get a job writing for the Times. Actual articles: --Jake Nevins, “A Case for Hookups With Strangers” (Jan. 16, 2025) -- “Traveling for a Cuddle, or More, at European Sex Parties” (Nov. 13, 2024) -- Evan Sterrett, “A Throuple’s Tricky Geometry” (Oct. 28, 2022) --Megan Nolan, “The Joys of Frivolous Sex” (Dec. 22, 2020) -- Valeriya Safronova, “Dating experts explain polyamory and open relationships” (Oct. 25, 2016) Share What about the Ivy League university -- only “nominally esteemed,” according to the Times -- entrusted by Doe’s parents to educate her? Some recent offerings will give you the tenor of the moral instruction there, absolutely typical of academia: -- An exhibit on “Taboo-breaking sex” and “stereotype-breaking women,” intended to promote the view that “pleasurable, consensual sex could never be ‘anti-feminist’”; -- A lecture on “Throuples and non-monogamy”; -- A course called “Decadence” to study writers who “sought to free the pleasures of ... sexual desire from their more conventional ethical moorings.” Luckily, fraternities and sororities do not share the degenerate morals of the media and the universities. By the time Doe woke up the next morning, the story of what happened at Chi Phi had spread like wildfire through the Greek system. As she said, her reputation was “destroyed.” All week, Doe’s sorority sisters were fielding calls about Doe’s participation in an orgy. - Slut-Shaming FTW At Cornell anncoulter.substack.com/p/sl…