WomensAlliance.xyz: Difference between revisions

The website consists of two sections. The first section of the website welcomes the user to a mundane front page: blue background with a repetitive pattern consisting of the Venus symbol (♀) and a PNG of a silhouette of a woman with the caption "ENTER", followed up with "This website contains stories of female empowerment. Some of these stories may upset or offend sensitive users. This site is unsuitable for children! 18+ ONLY.".

After clicking on the enter button, the site goes fullscreen with a video compilation of women being tortured, mutilated, and killed to a midi of Roy Orbison's "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikweq0THs88 Oh, Pretty Woman.]" The video also contains images and clips of extreme illnesses, including but not limited to breasts that have rotted and filled with pus due to cancer and severely maggot-infested vaginas.

The website uses the same scripts from [[Kekma.ga|Kekma.net]]. When the user attempts to exit the site it will result in further full screening. Pressing a button on the keyboard opens up a fake prompt asking if the user wishes to leave. If 'OK' is pressed, a series of alert boxes containing misogynistic threats (actual lyrics from Devourment) open. The alerts read, in order, "You sluts, I'll show you all the way to everlasting pain and torture.", "To take your life is why I live, for your crimes you'll be butchered.", "You'll be forced to suffer through torture, you dead cum dumpster bitches.", and "I'll kill you all then throw your slaughtered asses in the ditches.",

When the user tries to close the tab before clicking the button, they will get a real dialog box that reads "Are you sure, you want to leave?".

As [[Kekma.net]] gained an amount of popularity, the author himself (Obok) wanted to expand the Kekma subculture by creating another shock site. The website was originally planned to be a bait and switch website against [[Wikipedia:Black Lives Matter|Black Lives Matter]] called "brownaction". The website would have included borderline malware, but the website was changed to what it currently is due to the original idea being infeasible because the site had 3 reasons:

*It relied heavily on browser exploits to function, or else it would only allow one popup per session

*The shock value wasn't deemed good enough

Suffice to say, the remnants of brownaction were used as the foundation to create womensalliance, and the site was officially launched on October 6, 2020