Soldato
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live with a prerecorded showYa boi is live:
live with a prerecorded showYa boi is live:
Looks like the floodgates have opened and the police are investigating more allegations, with an official investigation.
Russell Brand: Police receive further allegations against comedian
The Met will investigate claims of "non-recent" offences from London and elsewhere in the country.www.bbc.co.uk
Sounds like there might be a lot more to this,
Do we have a new witch to burn?
Looks like the floodgates have opened and the police are investigating more allegations, with an official investigation.
Russell Brand: Police receive further allegations against comedian
The Met will investigate claims of "non-recent" offences from London and elsewhere in the country.www.bbc.co.uk
Sounds like there might be a lot more to this,
You OK hun?Maybe wait for a committee to send a letter and then some American MAGA support to form. Then go after the deep state, media cabal, press judiciary overlords.
It's like they had a story ready to go as soon as he broadcast.
Hardly 'amazing' is it?Amazing how the useless Met go full on investigating if a media celebrity touched a few women up 20 years ago but are totally absent when it comes to your house being broken in to - but then you're not a celebrity.
Who remembers when Gerry Halliwell reported her house had been broken in to whilst she was out and the Met sent 5 cars round. The Met said "it is a standard response to a house break in " Much hilarity ensued.
If a few women made accusations of sexual impropriety 20 years ago involving some random ordinary guy the police would just laugh.
Truly bizarre and as much as I laugh at the idiots conspiracy theories, it's playing 100% in to that narrative IMO.I'm guessing he won't mention this action by the Government since it doesn't match his narrative. Unlike a committee letter that doesn't actually ask to censor him this actually holds some weight
Media Advisory Notice: Russell Brand
The Attorney General confirms the requirement not to publish material which could prejudice any potential criminal investigation or prosecutions.www.gov.uk
Times urges Attorney General to withdraw Russell Brand warning advisory
A column by Times senior writer Sean O’Neill argued that the warning from Victoria Prentis ‘has no basis in law’.www.independent.co.uk
Why this can't just follow a normal route, innocent until proven guilty, actually have the CPS confirm the case is being taken to court etc, and then normal media blackout etc.. We all want RB to be held responsible if he's doing anything illegal, in fact it's vital he is, but doing it this way seems very counter productive.
I follow the logic they are applying, but it's just unprecedented isn't it?I think the argument is, that because allegations have been made, even though a case is not yet active, (nobody has been arrested) it could be pending and in the process of discovery.
If the papers are publishing things about the case, it could amount to prejudice and affect the outcome of the case.
The argument now, is that nobody seems to know whether the common law for contempt of court actually applies here, a couple of barristers I follow are unsure.
I can see both sides of the argument.
If a bunch of women come forward claiming they were raped some time ago and the accused is named, the police have a lot of work to do, before they can make a decision whether to charge.
If in the meantime the gutter press is going mental publishing stories and information about the accused, creating prejudices and filling the public with opinions - if the police decide to charge, the accused wouldn’t get a fair trial.
He wouldn’t get a fair trial, because any jury would have been potentially unfairly prejudiced against him, by the actions of the press, leading up to the trial.
Ya boi is live:
Almost feel pity for his viewers considering he's insulting them constantly, but I imagine some of them probably like being dominated by feminine men.Asks if he is being silenced, whilst loudly babbling on the world's most viewed platform....which he gets to use for free.
What a clown.