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What Russell Brand's defenders and fanboys are missing | Pubcast #21

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On this week's episode, Ed, Ava, and Oli discuss the allegations against Russell Brand made in the Sunday Times and Channel 4's Dispatches programme.
We also discuss XL Bullies and Liz Truss' defence of her legacy.
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@PoliticsJOE
@PoliticsJOE 11 ай бұрын
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@Rachel_M_
@Rachel_M_ 11 ай бұрын
He could be as guilty as sin, but he still deserves due process. Not trial by media. You're too young to remember the Birmingham 6, Bridgewater 4, Guildford 4......... We have a long history of miscarriages of justice. This very coverage could jeapardise any future trial through jury influence... As I said, even if he's guilty, if the trial collapses because of media like you the women do not get their justice. Hope you're proud of yourselves
@spudspuddy
@spudspuddy 11 ай бұрын
what you're missing YOU AINT A WOMAN, police don't pay scrubbers bags of cash to lie ...but the media does
@rogersause8897
@rogersause8897 11 ай бұрын
not after this poor analysis. why not get an across the board panel who explore both sides of the argument
@The_Modern_Medusa
@The_Modern_Medusa 11 ай бұрын
I wish they would edit out the inane drivel
@harbingerofepiphany3155
@harbingerofepiphany3155 11 ай бұрын
Joe Bidens Accusers are as credible as they come" Yet the accusations against him got little to almost No attention No coverage! In fact he supposedly got more votes then any US President in History.
@StonyMalonie1
@StonyMalonie1 11 ай бұрын
Since you invoked John Major and Edwina Curry lore, there is an Indian restaurant in my home town called “A Major Curry Affair” which is just top shelf British political callback banter.
@tonycowin
@tonycowin 11 ай бұрын
That's eggcellent.
@bobdooley100
@bobdooley100 11 ай бұрын
What's grey and smells of Currie?😀@@tonycowin
@tonycowin
@tonycowin 11 ай бұрын
@@bobdooley100 What smells like curry and tastes like bread? Your Nan.
@thatindiandude4602
@thatindiandude4602 11 ай бұрын
​@@tonycowinDamn. Why you toast him like a paratha tho 😅
@vickywitton1008
@vickywitton1008 11 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@ConstanzeWeber
@ConstanzeWeber 11 ай бұрын
Was Ava's camera broken for most of the first 20 minutes? She had some incredibly important things to say and it would've been nice to see her saying them.
@mesaaa08
@mesaaa08 11 ай бұрын
glad I'm not the only one who thought this!
@barnaclefelching4079
@barnaclefelching4079 11 ай бұрын
It just shows how talented Ed is, that was him speaking, he has been practicing for years
@Nonameforyoudangit
@Nonameforyoudangit 11 ай бұрын
Ironic, considering the subject matter. Come on, gents, get it together, please.
@rowdogspeaks5900
@rowdogspeaks5900 11 ай бұрын
I noticed too! As much as I like watching Ed react to Ava’s very astute comments, I would prefer to see Ava speaking them.
@michaelmartin341
@michaelmartin341 11 ай бұрын
while i understand the irony of not showing a woman talking about womens issues, she might have just asked not to be shown at the start. it was a very heavy topic and even just from her voice you could tell she was taking it incredibly seriously and maybe it just showed on the camera more than she was comfortable with sharing with the audience.
@dizzwizz3012
@dizzwizz3012 11 ай бұрын
I am not a Brand apologist and I agree with EVA that we have free thought but I also feel its not great that someone currently under investigation (and therefore not proven to have done something wrong) can loose contracts and business and have their professional reputation ruined. this happened to Huw Edwards and now to R Brand. I also think that this is not the worlds biggest new story and yet its dominating all the written and social news media in the UK just now.
@l_git
@l_git 11 ай бұрын
He hasn't lost anything. They are suspended. Suspension may allow for a backdated payment at a later date. May?
@TristanJ22
@TristanJ22 11 ай бұрын
@@l_gitI mean he’s losing out on a time of advertising money. But I also understand that KZfaq is worried about advertisers pulling out.
@michaelmcardle91
@michaelmcardle91 11 ай бұрын
I think it’s just part of the changing world; just because someone is found not guilty doesn’t mean the crimes didn’t happen, it just means it can’t be proven over a certain threshold. I’m a bit split as I agree mostly with innocent until proven guilty but when it involves a public person and a lot of the evidence is out there, it makes sense that the public - and therefore the advertisers - are going to make a judgement based on it. It’s up to Brand really now whether to defend the allegations in public or wait until a trial.
@albertbrammer9263
@albertbrammer9263 11 ай бұрын
Go listen to how much effort they placed into corroborating the stories. How they only used the stories that were strongest. He is guilty.
@SammyInnit
@SammyInnit 11 ай бұрын
@@TristanJ22 Advertising revenue on KZfaq has never been granted. There was a time when it didn't exist so anyone who built their income around someone else's platform is a fool to begin with.
@Trebor74
@Trebor74 11 ай бұрын
Arguing against trial by media,or mob justice, and arguing for innocent until proven guilty isn't fanboying. It's arguing FOR justice.
@rossleeson8626
@rossleeson8626 11 ай бұрын
He’s not been found guilty by media. he’s not in prison. If you watch the documentary you’ll realise if it goes to an American court he regards to the rape in the US he will most likely get found guilty as forensic evidence exists and that’s the main thing in these cases.
@Trebor74
@Trebor74 11 ай бұрын
@@rossleeson8626 I think you're talking absolute rubbish. You can't explain the mass media attention,the stripping of revenue from him,the removal of content from streaming services as anything but trial by media and the leading of the mob into smearing him as guilty until proven innocent. There is a reason that innocent until proven guilty in a court of law is one of our most valuable cornerstones. Stop the media circus and prove him guilty in a court of law.
@anglodoomer5995
@anglodoomer5995 11 ай бұрын
@@rossleeson8626 the government and their media lackies are telling tech companies to take his channels down
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
​@@rossleeson8626its a phrase and the likelihood that Brand could now get a fair trial with a jury has been scuppered
@nopants3560
@nopants3560 11 ай бұрын
I have been very critical of the press in the past , but mostly , these sort of allegations are largely based on truth ,because the legal repercussions could mean serious litigation . And literally the sort of people in Russell Brands circles are standups and TV comedians who , by no means ever , would play along with a Rupert Murdoch tear down unless they knew it was true
@fatedestiny1397
@fatedestiny1397 11 ай бұрын
I'm a lefty. I'm not a "Russell Brand Fanboy or defender". I just believe in due process and am sick of trial's by media, that includes alternative media. If you don't believe in due process, then its unlikely you believe in democracy .
@SammyInnit
@SammyInnit 11 ай бұрын
The reality is the facts have been laid out; he himself didn't deny any of the encounters, only that he believed they were consensual. In that instance we look at the probability of one man telling the truth or at least 4 women being liars about his conduct. That's not a trial by media. That's just common sense. The only thing that would be any different in a law court is the high probability of a custodial.
@danielmartin5632
@danielmartin5632 11 ай бұрын
We should rate the quality of any evidence, not the forum in which it is presented.
@ForthviewDevelopments
@ForthviewDevelopments 11 ай бұрын
@@SammyInnit Ultimately we are all innocent until proven guilty by a jury of our peers and any judge will direct the jury that if there is any doubt of the veractity of the allegations they must find the defendent not guilty. I happen to think that he is more than capable of having done everything he has been accused of but he still deserves the right to a jury of his peers.
@MrRodigan
@MrRodigan 11 ай бұрын
Like due process outed Savile 🤦‍♂️ people are no longer scared to report these offences
@SammyInnit
@SammyInnit 11 ай бұрын
@ForthviewDevelopments Not at all. Being found not guilty in a court doesn't absolve you of guilt; it only means a prosecution wasn't able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there was guilt or motive. Herein lies the problem with sexual assault. A woman says she was raped, a man says it was consensual. That in itself is incredibly difficult to bring to trial and harder to still to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, but just on that basis, he wasn't found guilty, doesn't suddenly mean the woman wasn't raped. Fortunately, in the case of Brand, it's not one against the other. It's at least 4 against one. If a prosecution were able to try all 4 cases as part of an ongoing string, it's curtains for him.
@mike7002
@mike7002 11 ай бұрын
Ava speaks a deep truth. My wife took on Oxford University's business school as a whistle blower. You would not believe what Oxford University's barristers attempted - they wanted to have her entire medical record released and opened, because they wanted to see if there was anything in there they could use against her in their attempt to say she deserved not one penny of compensation. Our barrister explained that they will use anything - a shit-trawl. They wanted to say the depression they caused her was going to be there anyway. Now, imagine if she had been raped? Or if she was in an abusive relationship? Or something else. That would be open for the public to read into, because these legal bundles of documents become public record. Thankfully, the Judge refused. He then ruled against Oxford and she won.This was an employment case. imagine how awful a rape trial must be. Deep respect to the women standing up to Brand.
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
You have already assumed Brand is guilty
@colofsco1
@colofsco1 11 ай бұрын
Allegations. This should go to court.
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
@Dimple_5 it's not evidence until it becomes a court case
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
@Dimple_5 oh deary me. Can you honestly explain why you are so uptight on this issue. Brands a celeb we don't know wtf has happened but you seem quite prepared to jump to conclusions. OK so what if he's guilty do you honestly expect your life to improve because of that?
@The_Third_Eye_3
@The_Third_Eye_3 11 ай бұрын
LOL AVA SPEAKS DEEP TRUTH!!! Mike i feel so sorry for you
@wexfordgirl1
@wexfordgirl1 11 ай бұрын
From a woman whose been raped twice I cant believe you dont realise just how many rapes go unreported. Often from family pressure or fear of Court interrogation.
@r-1093
@r-1093 11 ай бұрын
I am realy sorry that happend to you mate, i hope it gets easyer for you to get the justice you deserve.
@wexfordgirl1
@wexfordgirl1 11 ай бұрын
@@r-1093Never going to happen and that happens more often that cases going to Court. Thank you for your kind thoughts.
@tomfinney3416
@tomfinney3416 11 ай бұрын
@@wexfordgirl1 a thousand wishes to you in building back the life that was stolen from you by male aggression
@equaliser2265
@equaliser2265 11 ай бұрын
Doesn't mean he's guilty of it though, does it.
@brianbell3836
@brianbell3836 11 ай бұрын
Not all men are disgusting predators.
@tracybailey680
@tracybailey680 11 ай бұрын
Ava's description of what the experience might be like of reporting a case to the police and the sorts of processes involved is absolutely invaluable and should be disseminated everywhere. Maybe you can do a kind of public service announcement video with that kind of educative content. It is so unbearably frustrating to hear repeated cries of: why don't victims go to the police?!
@joetrent4753
@joetrent4753 11 ай бұрын
Yep. I've seen plenty of comments over the years who think when a woman is sexually assaulted by a rich powerful man she can just report it to the police, without any consequences and somehow get justice. The naivety of some people is just staggering.
@Fload.Ritlhe
@Fload.Ritlhe 11 ай бұрын
Yep time we kicked the police into the long grass and just use trial by media.
@tracybailey680
@tracybailey680 11 ай бұрын
@@joetrent4753 In my experience, it's true also even when the perpetrator is not rich and powerful. It's often someone close - like a relative or friend or boss - which also makes it complicated; the fear of repercussions is real. Education, including dissemination of information and informed discussion on public platforms, is the key to overcoming naivety, ignorance and confusion.
@Toto-kn3tr
@Toto-kn3tr 11 ай бұрын
It is quite suprising also to see the woke community has so much trust in the legal system...
@grapetoad6595
@grapetoad6595 11 ай бұрын
​@@Toto-kn3tr 14:45 , it's an indictment of the police, the police deal terribly with rape, as said in the pod, only 3% of SA lead to conviction. The problem isn't with the theoretical legal system, it's with the practical one.
@richardellis8193
@richardellis8193 11 ай бұрын
I do wish more people are capable of simply saying "I don't know". Without due process we are inviting a deeply dangerous and structurally chaotic break down of society. People have to been given their day in a court of law despite the appalling state of how the legal system does indeed often let down victims. Having said that, I'm equally non plused by the people who claim to be sure of his innocence.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
But Rupert Murdoch's press says he's guilty....
@valq10
@valq10 11 ай бұрын
None of us are saying he should face *legal* consequences without trial. We're saying it is basic safeguarding to suspend someone pending investigation when there is strong corroborated evidence that there are a violent predator. These reports have existed for years and his media company bosses did nothing. It is Jimmy Saville 2.0.
@ThepigandThemonkey
@ThepigandThemonkey 11 ай бұрын
@@evolassunglasses4673 channel 4 isn't Murdoch
@Smarterthanyew
@Smarterthanyew 11 ай бұрын
the people who believe Brand automatically are pathetic. They have, ironically no ability to discern things for themselves, or to look at evidence and make up their own minds. They laugh at people believing the mainstream media without question, but they believe Russell Brand without question. Theyve just moved from believing one source unquestioningly to another. Yet they think they're smarter than anyone else
@PostingCringeOnMain
@PostingCringeOnMain 11 ай бұрын
I take issue with the conflation of publishing accusations in the press and being found guilty in a court and jailed for it. You seem to be dancing a line that suggests Brand is currently in jail with no chance of a trial because a documentary was made about him, but as far as we know he still hasn't even been questioned by police about it. Given the extreme libel laws in this country, the C4 and The Sunday Times lawyers must be damn sure there is solid evidence they can produce incase a libel case is brought against them. It might be worth noting that so far Brand hasn't threatened a libel case, which may be incidental, but also suggests his legal team know he might not fare so well if all available evidence was made public. I'm totally with you on people saying "I don't know" because what we don't actually know is how many accusers there are (the documentary focusses on 4 specific cases, The Sunday Times editor claims to be awre of at least 14) and we don't know how many of them have, in fact, been to the police. We do know that one of Andrew Tates victims went to the police and no further action was taken. We also know that fewer than 2% of rape accusations make it to trial. For all we know, there could be 20+ victims and 95% of them could have alleged sexual assault and had those accusations dismissed with 'no further action' as that would be statisticly in line with the current state of the British judicial system. We also know that there are 1,000 Met officers currently suspend and the recent report damns the Met as having failed women and children. We also know that without the press getting involved, the Rotherham scandal would've been covered up so I don't buy the line that the press have no part to play in judicial matters - it absolutely can be a vital part in helping victims getting justice. To present balance on both it's worth mentioning that Barry George, Jill Dando's suspected murderer was pilloried in the press and convicted very quickly and on incredibly shakey evidence but was splashed all over front pages because he was a bit of a loner who enjoyed dressing up in military uniforms and playing with toy guns. His image as a bit of a weirdo definitely played into his very quick conviction. 20 years later he was exonerated and released with a massive compensation pay out because he was convicted on basically zero evidence beyond "he looks a bit weird and lives close by". So there are definitely huge questions hanging over press behaviour and people being accused of having committed a crime. With all of that said, we know that both Jeffrey Dahmer and OJ Simpson had the police called on them multiple times... and technically OJ Simpson is "innocent", or at best found "not guilty".
@stevendurrant1724
@stevendurrant1724 11 ай бұрын
Such an important point that platforms like KZfaq and Facebook ARE mainstream media. Sure, they are more diverse and facilitate more horizontal engagement. That's down to them being a product of: The internet, which you'd think people would be used to by now.
@MoistMoments
@MoistMoments 11 ай бұрын
No they are NOT.
@SammyInnit
@SammyInnit 11 ай бұрын
@MoistMoments Ah, they're not mainstream. It's just a coincidence that most of the Western world use them.
@lilme7052
@lilme7052 11 ай бұрын
They aren't put on tv, programme into our houses. We have to search for this stuff.
@patmann9363
@patmann9363 11 ай бұрын
Very good point.👍🏾
@orsonica
@orsonica 11 ай бұрын
@@lilme7052 exactly. The mainstream is the main vein of information, curated and carefully chosen.
@laurieharper1526
@laurieharper1526 11 ай бұрын
I'm disappointed that PoliticsJOE is joining in the feeding frenzy about this. As for categorising everybody as "defenders and fanboys", there are plenty of us who don't particularly like Brand, but who object to trial by media (of anyone).
@kowalskizapata3058
@kowalskizapata3058 11 ай бұрын
Ortise from JLS accused of rape, Trail by media, Took the jury 15m to throw out after seeing cctv of the '' Victim '' actions in the club, And the fact she admits to drinking a heavy amount ( Media claims he Plied her with alcohol ) despite the fact she says herself she was taking shots. Claims he raped her after she was '' Zombified from the alcohol '' But as she says herself she went into his hotel room to grab her stuff and that's when he raped her.......
@siobhan-rae
@siobhan-rae 11 ай бұрын
you’re defending a man who’s openly admitted to enjoying making women uncomfortable, why would you lie about this? theres no court case there’s no money to be made, why would this be a hit piece on a man who hasn’t been relevant since 2015?
@foehammer5047
@foehammer5047 11 ай бұрын
It's not trial by media. It's revelations through media which they have evidence for then the public deciding the allegations sound true.
@laurieharper1526
@laurieharper1526 11 ай бұрын
@@siobhan-raeAre you blind? How can you not see that you are attributing things to me that I'm not saying? Did you read my post at all? How am I "defending" Brand? As for possible reasons for a "hit piece", Brand is openly critical of the MSM and they a) don't like it and b) are the ones leading the attack on him. He may not be "relevant" if you never stray from the Guardian, Times or BBC, but he has around 6 million followers on YT (I'm not one, btw - as I said, I don't care for him). Do you believe everyone is entitled to the same protections under the law, or is that reserved only for those you like?
@animec-dramaskpop6362
@animec-dramaskpop6362 11 ай бұрын
​@@laurieharper1526There's actual proof that he did this. Apparently this has been an open secret for awhile now.
@FrenchTheLlamas
@FrenchTheLlamas 11 ай бұрын
Its obviously a mistake but the fact the camera is zoomed in on scottish guy whenever the woman is talking is hilarious given the content of this video. Thank goodness he looked serious and was actually paying attention throughout 😂
@paullaugee205
@paullaugee205 11 ай бұрын
These are allegations. Why are people sceptical? Because of what has happened to assange and the hatchet job on corbyn. A lot of the independent left also joined in on these. So we don't believe you. Why hasn't anyone been asking more of Prince Andrew and Lord Mandelson and evet8ne else in epsteins book? Yes the po are awful. But trial by media is not the solution.
@belladonna8515
@belladonna8515 11 ай бұрын
It's terrible
@jamesharvey8835
@jamesharvey8835 11 ай бұрын
Pretty screwed up.
@nas84payne
@nas84payne 11 ай бұрын
That was funny.
@dougallwinship
@dougallwinship 11 ай бұрын
yeah that's pretty weird
@kensurridge9631
@kensurridge9631 11 ай бұрын
I despise Brand and I acknowledge that the evidence against him seems strong but we should never lose sight of the fact that he is innocent until proven guilty and only the courts will have full access to all the information so be in a position to decide his innocence or guilt. Trial by media and public opinion is not justice.
@135Ops
@135Ops 11 ай бұрын
Do you despise the fact that most rape cases go unreported and uninvestigated because the Police have an atrocious track record with investigation and prosecution? Is that justice?
@mebehappyyy
@mebehappyyy 11 ай бұрын
Oj Simpson not guilty? Michael Jackson not guilty? People can make a judgment on the evidence that's been provided. The media are just reporting the available evidence there's nothing wrong with the public making a judgment based on those facts. Brand can provide his own defense and sue if there was any foul play by the media. (I thought his defense of the media is out to get me is bs those are real women making those accusations)
@artinmey
@artinmey 11 ай бұрын
Saville wasn't found guilty in a court of law. I guess he is still innocent
@katja6332
@katja6332 11 ай бұрын
We are not the court and judges that have the power to put him in jail. We simply don't have the power hence we are allowed to state that we believe he's guilty/not guilty even without having a court verdict. When I say, I believe the victims, nothing happens to him from a criminal justice perspective. I studied sociology, psychological and law until master level and graduated in 2005, I feel entitled to have my own judgment on the information that's out there and allegations that are made, based on my education and experience. And you are entitled to your own personal judgment, whatever it may be. But whatever we both say, it has zero criminal justice influence on RBs case.
@kensurridge9631
@kensurridge9631 11 ай бұрын
@@katja6332 I have more pieces of paper than you, but qualifications are irrelevant. Public conclusions, and conviction by media can do huge damage to people's lives. It is cruel and unwise to do this.
@1mlister
@1mlister 11 ай бұрын
Funny how it's always the ones you most suspect..
@edwardbrady5843
@edwardbrady5843 11 ай бұрын
This is often true 😂
@GWills-ys6rd
@GWills-ys6rd 11 ай бұрын
Are you presuming he's guilty before a trial?
@SammyInnit
@SammyInnit 11 ай бұрын
​@@GWills-ys6rdThe presumption of his innocence balances on the probability of 4 or more women across two different continents, all being liars.
@leorawk
@leorawk 11 ай бұрын
How many times has this line been copy pasted? You unoriginal losers
@1mlister
@1mlister 11 ай бұрын
No... The levels of proof required to have an opinion on something are much lower than a guilty verdict in court. The pressumption of innocence is required of the justice system and government not individuals. You can think whatever you want about most things with any amount of evidence you feel. Because your opinion doesn't put people in jail.
@MarkInOxford
@MarkInOxford 11 ай бұрын
“Imagine a 40 year old man going back to student digs” - like a certain ex-PM and ex-mayor of London used to back in the day at the University of East London?
@user-pj8ed8il9s
@user-pj8ed8il9s 11 ай бұрын
which one?????
@user-rq1if6bd9j
@user-rq1if6bd9j 11 ай бұрын
​@@user-pj8ed8il9sguess . Blonde
@dubfox1691
@dubfox1691 11 ай бұрын
Johnson is the only PM that fits
@user-pj8ed8il9s
@user-pj8ed8il9s 11 ай бұрын
the odd thing is (and I have a dislike of Ava anyway due to my professional dealings with her) is that these tossers (ie JOE) who hosted Brand LONG AFTER his vile books and sachsgate and the vile vids of him kissing reporters without consent etc....well now tossers such as ava instead of looking back in hindsight and repenting are casting the blame to others. For eg, I dont think there's anything 'creepy' about a 40 yr old consensually fucking a, say, 22 yr old or 20 yr old at "uni", but I think Brand seeing a 16 yr old at school when he was in his 30s is sick and borderline criminal!!@@dubfox1691
@dubfox1691
@dubfox1691 11 ай бұрын
@@KeithBrighouse-zg2qv you lived in a sitcom?
@rigsby1454
@rigsby1454 11 ай бұрын
The BBC literally exposed Prince Andrew on mainstream Saturday night tv
@Toto-kn3tr
@Toto-kn3tr 11 ай бұрын
Didn't see any woke people object then...
@adriftinaboat3452
@adriftinaboat3452 11 ай бұрын
What’s Woke? We’re waiting……….zzzzzzzzzzz
@lifesforliving4929
@lifesforliving4929 11 ай бұрын
Prince Andrew exposed himself, he was eager to do the programme.
@markpostgate2551
@markpostgate2551 11 ай бұрын
​@@Toto-kn3tr So this is interesting: are you referring to Brand's defenders as "woke"?
@Welcome_The_Revolution
@Welcome_The_Revolution 11 ай бұрын
I love that ‘big tuna’ is now an integral part of PubCast Lore… 😂
@SammyInnit
@SammyInnit 11 ай бұрын
To all those harping on; no it's not a trial by media. Theres no such thing. There are the facts and nothing more. If you deduce from the facts that on the basis of probability that he is guilty of the accusations, then what does that tell you? Hes a free man. Hes not been charged. Hes not been deplatformed. Theres no trial by media.
@freddibnah1830
@freddibnah1830 11 ай бұрын
Give me strength, listen to yourselves, he made his youtube channel just to provide an excuse for something he hasn't been charged with, FFS grow up.
@katherinesavarese6009
@katherinesavarese6009 11 ай бұрын
"Why didnt they go to police??" Here in the United States, there is a famous family called the Duggars. The oldest son in the family was a prolific rapist of his sisters, and a collector of child pornography. When the sisters told their parents that they were being sexually abused by their brother, the parents at first would let the girls go to the police. The parents reported josh to a cop of their choosing, and told the cop they were sure the son was a good person and would stop, and that no criminal charges were needed. That was enough to satisfy the cop. He let them go. Later, he was found to be in possession of child pornography himself
@honourthefire9182
@honourthefire9182 11 ай бұрын
Ah the panel is way off the mark. Disappointed & unsubscribed. The title of this "premiere" says it all.
@wonky3854
@wonky3854 11 ай бұрын
whys that can i ask?
@chromenewt
@chromenewt 11 ай бұрын
RE Bully XLs, I read three articles from different mainstream media outlets last week and (assuming it was all factual) it leads to a very obvious solution which doesn't require any dogs to be put down. Apparently, 10% of all dog related injuries and deaths are directly attributable to Bully XLs. Apparently, half of all Bully XLs are related to a single dog called "Killer" Kimbo, who is allegedly the only known Bully XL to be imported into this country in a legal manner. Kimbo is apparently already inbred and has a reputation for aggression which has lead to some desiring to stud from him, and many of his children have been associated with incidents. Therefore, tying these together, 5% of all dog related injuries and deaths in the UK this year can be traced to a single dog *and the owner who is profiteering and cultivating dangerous dog culture. So, the solution? Do what they always bang on about with drugs when they need votes: hit the irresponsible breeders, neuter and spay Kimbo's children (because you should do that anyway for their health), and normalise muzzles and always being on a lead *directly attached to the person* while in public for the existing and otherwise likely law abiding and well behaved ones. I don't own a Bully XL, but my rescue dog i love dearly is reactive so have already been doing the above for years and ensuring there is no possible way she can do anything. With a muzzle in though, to the average person who doesn't know dog breeds they might assume mine is one and call the police (thanks to the bastard tories encouraging the public to dob in any they see to the police, and I trust the public's knowledge and judgement as much as a pasta seatbelt on a rollercoaster). I'm taking *additional* action in ordering both a bodycam for myself and a wearable dog cam for her. The reason for this is we've had off-lead dogs like labradors literally run across a field to attack mine, and even though I'm confident mine won't cause any injuries and even if she's injured by the other dogs, i don't trust the police not to do what they've already done locally and insist on firearms officers shooting her on-scene because she looks a bit "pitt-type" (which is all the police need to be able to do this). I'd actually be in favour of *all* dogs at least being on extendable leads while in public, as well as muzzled. Many would complain but as I've had so many owners ignore the bright neon yellow "nervous" warnings all over us and just let their dogs "pLAy" while on their phones across various fields and actually attack mine I say this is entirely a human fault, not canine.
@mattyr40
@mattyr40 11 ай бұрын
They labelled brand a conspiracy theorist and then claim he set up on youtube to future proof himself from r@pe claims. . Oh the irony😂😂😂
@fionacarroll5562
@fionacarroll5562 11 ай бұрын
don't be silly. He knew he had a dodgy past and it would catch up with him.
@methylene5
@methylene5 11 ай бұрын
mattyr40 - very good point. Another point that they are missing (or pretending to) is that if RB was actually worried about allegation and criminal charges 4 years ago, he'd have simply moved further to the Left. Then they'd have given him a free pass.
@oldtimestrengthcentre
@oldtimestrengthcentre 11 ай бұрын
​@@fionacarroll5562looks like you missed the point entirely
@mattyr40
@mattyr40 11 ай бұрын
Come on man he has been doing anti corruption broadcasts for over a decade. So many people banging on about his podcasts that have blatetly never watched one.
@hayzed9491
@hayzed9491 11 ай бұрын
Hes not mainstream like being the voice in a blockbuster hollywood animation last year!
@mystic_mimi21
@mystic_mimi21 11 ай бұрын
Thank you for this comment. I find it laughable he is talking about ‘mainstream media’ like he hasn’t done 20 or so Hollywood films , worked with the biggest media companies both film and tv. And isn’t using mainstream platforms like Twitter and KZfaq. It is similar to Rickie Gavise he has the entitlement like he isn’t one of those ‘actors’ but an edgy truth speaker. When in reality he has done so many films and cash grabs films.
@nomoreheroes93
@nomoreheroes93 11 ай бұрын
If there was ever an episode to start with "LOVE POLITICS HATE NONCES" surely it was the one about Russell Brand?
@SamUploads420
@SamUploads420 11 ай бұрын
I have always hated the intro but think the omission here points to the fact it was never an appropriate thing to shout and, while an agreeable sentiment, is kind of using child abuse as a way for a cheap laugh.
@nomoreheroes93
@nomoreheroes93 11 ай бұрын
​@@SamUploads420I disagree, it's only at the expense of the child abusers themselves not the victims
@Notalloldpeople
@Notalloldpeople 11 ай бұрын
An individual believing someone is guilty based on the court of public opinion is fine (although that has some massive downsides) but that is entirely different to the state assuming guilt as a starting point in criminal proceedings and expecting the defendant to prove innocence. It’s amazing that people don’t know that proving a negative claim is almost always very difficult. Wouldn’t last a second in front of the ECHR.
@helveticaification
@helveticaification 11 ай бұрын
But where and when is this happening?
@IshtarNike
@IshtarNike 11 ай бұрын
Yeah I don't even see the point of this comment lol. What are the contemporary examples of this?
@dondoodat
@dondoodat 11 ай бұрын
When you get a Fixed Penalty Notice or even being charged and summoned to court the authorities have assumed your guilt until you prove your own innocence. So if we were truly innocent until proven guilty there would need to be no allegations without proof and evidence being the first step in any investigation. No remand prisons either.
@andybrice2711
@andybrice2711 11 ай бұрын
​@@helveticaification As I understand it: MPs have been pressuring media platforms to cut ties with Brand. Even if the allegations are plausible, that is deeply sinister. Your guilt should be decided in court. Not by politicians colluding with corporations. There's very obviously a political motivation here.
@paulrudgley1682
@paulrudgley1682 11 ай бұрын
@@andybrice2711 Is Russell Brands rape allegations a MI5 Psychological operations to make him more credible in so-called altenative media?
@AIBETTSYIA75
@AIBETTSYIA75 11 ай бұрын
The most frustrating thing about the fan boys is they don't understand the legal nightmare and strength of the case the journalists needed just to do an article, let alone a full documentary. Then after years of work just say - 'nah not in court m8' or 'it's a conspiracy' without even reading/watching anything.
@hermbobsquarehead
@hermbobsquarehead 11 ай бұрын
If their intent is to smear then they care not about litigation against them. The scum media has done this throughout modern times. They genuinely don't care about the crime or its victims.
@joetrent4753
@joetrent4753 11 ай бұрын
None of the fans were there at and around the the time of these alleged assaults but think they can say with 100% certainty he is innocent. It's quite scary how easily influenced people can be.
@TW-mt5mv
@TW-mt5mv 11 ай бұрын
@@joetrent4753so if you believe in not guilty until proven innocent, you’re a “fanboy”?
@joetrent4753
@joetrent4753 11 ай бұрын
@@TW-mt5mv I never said that. They have already decided he is not guilty and claim it’s just the media out to get him.
@glynhayes5930
@glynhayes5930 11 ай бұрын
You’ve decided he’s guilty by anonymous accusations.. without any actual definitive evidence. Your just as bad.
@GucciedUp
@GucciedUp 11 ай бұрын
What the fuck was the Ed cam all about? 😂
@thepetermullins
@thepetermullins 11 ай бұрын
I find it mad the standards that apply in some circles, but not in others. Take wrestling. Hear me out. Marty Scurll - One of the biggest indie stars, on the cusp of signing for one of the biggest promotions and making his national television debut, he slept with an intoxicated 16 year old fan. What happened? Immediately blacklisted from all promotions globally. Only a few tiny, desperate companies have booked him for a one-off appearances in places like Puerto Rico and Poland. His career is done. Likely permanently. But a major broadcasting personality or a politician, and the accountability and blowback is LESS?! Craziness.
@ianwright389
@ianwright389 11 ай бұрын
I think people who moved away from TV news and reporting, people like Rogan who really was a pioneer of podcasts like this one, they did not know they would be popular, they took risks and gambled and they now have a voice and freedom that TV and Newspaper journalists simply never had. Saying that all of these shows are conspiracy theories and not serious journalism is a bit of a lazy critique. Brand often put up facts about who owned what companies and provided facts and figures to back up his arguments, I remember one where he was talking about profits for Lockheed growing every year that the war in Afghanistan dragged on. Why do news media not reoort more on corporate corruption, tax avoidence etc, there is obviously a massive market for this look at the success of Rogan and Brand. Channel 4 and the times said they spent a year investigating Brand but I never see them spending the same time looking into Conservative ministers that have engaged in work place trists (Johnson, Handcock) those with bullying and controling behaviour (Rabb, Starmer) journalism is meant to hold its mirror up to everyone and I think too often it targets some easy low hanging fruit and lets others sidestep serious consequences and punishments.
@ItsMeHarry
@ItsMeHarry 11 ай бұрын
"Going to be a more sombre edition of the pubcast...so who's had a roast recently?"
@martinwyke
@martinwyke 11 ай бұрын
The right wing trolls who have berated him for years for being 'lefty' are now excusing supporting his alleged misogyny. 🤦‍♂️
@tbone2646
@tbone2646 11 ай бұрын
"alleged" you said it
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
We must believe the Rupert Mordoch press now! Lol
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
We have seen this play out so many times, this is the Assange play book. Wake up.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
He transcends the old Right v Left ( which is meaningless more and more, post hypa Globalisation )
@martinwyke
@martinwyke 11 ай бұрын
Murdoch doesn't own the BBC, C4, or the Sunday Times.
@LennonZA
@LennonZA 11 ай бұрын
Ava's constant default to straw-manning those she disagrees with as being 'conspiracy theorists' is exhaustingly disappointing - I don't know why I expected more.
@hopkinstribe3469
@hopkinstribe3469 11 ай бұрын
The fascination at Ed’s fish phobia is what keeps bring me back 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 love the pubcast, thanks for yet another great show
@edmurth
@edmurth 11 ай бұрын
It’s not that the GBeebies presenter drank the kool-aid, it’s just shameless opportunism. She saw a golden opportunity to appeal to an audience regardless of what she believes.
@crimsonchin9632
@crimsonchin9632 11 ай бұрын
It worked for Laurence Fox, he was a complete nobody until he did the same thing.
@johngriffiths6742
@johngriffiths6742 11 ай бұрын
I presume you mean Beverly Turner? I think that's a bit harsh to call her intentions & motives into question. She just gave her opinion, which I think the male presenter initiated (I could becwrong on that, I'm trying to recall it). This is nothing that they don't do on this program.
@johngriffiths6742
@johngriffiths6742 11 ай бұрын
​@@crimsonchin9632I think he is a bit of a pr1ck, but he had a fair few acting gigs before he started opening his mouth, I would of thought he has done worse since he started his political rants. In fact, I think he had to go down that route to some extant as he was dropped by his management & blacklisted from entertainment industry.
@missd2657
@missd2657 11 ай бұрын
This was an interview to become the UK's Laura Ingraham. However Laura, like or loath her has worked her way to that job. She worked for Reagan as a speechwriter and worked with Republican judges as a clerk before working as an attorney, all before she turned to tv hosting. Being James Cracknall's ex wife and having bit part hosting gigs on This Morning (which they also offer out to Towie or Love Island contestants) doesn't really have the same body of work to match .
@edmurth
@edmurth 11 ай бұрын
@@johngriffiths6742 her tweet wasn’t initiated by the co-presenter and that is what was designed to appeal to Brand’s audience. You sound extremely naive.
@mcr257
@mcr257 11 ай бұрын
Innocent until proven guilty. I'm not defending him, I'm defending human/legal rights.
@tarquinbullocks1703
@tarquinbullocks1703 11 ай бұрын
Fucking hell. The Brand - Savile exchange was properly horrifying.
@MattBooth
@MattBooth 11 ай бұрын
Ava's reasoning is the same reasoning I have for why 16 year olds shouldn't get the vote (and shouldn't pay tax and shouldn't be able to join the military). They're too young and they are still kids. By all means 16 and 17 year olds should be able to work and earn money, but not pay tax and national insurance until they're 18. If they legally have to be in education/training until 18 then they aren't really adults/free to do what they want, are they?
@russelconor8704
@russelconor8704 11 ай бұрын
See? Even your later discussion about what the age of consent should be etc., shows clearly that this whole topic is not black-and-white but rather in the grey area. Because there is what is moral, what is socially acceptable or not, and what is criminal, all these things are different, and you can't put them all in one basket. And that is the whole problem! That women now want to put everything into one category of sexual assault, when all of this has context and it's simply often not the same! Most of life is always grey not black and white. I'm not a fan of Brand, and I never was, I agree with you that he is disgusting but the truth is also that you can't simply ruin people based on accusations alone, exactly because these things are complex, and have the context you don't know about. First: sorry but no matter how hard it is for women to go and report rape right after it happens, women need to change their attitude and do it because by not doing it, they also let all these predators continue to abuse others, and make the new victims!! Women even if assaulted need to take responsibility for their own fate, meaning: you want predators who hurt you punished? Do you want to help other women? Then you have to report and help to catch the guy, it's that simple and it's not much to expect from adult females, period! Stop the infantilization of adults in general. Again - even your later discussion about the age of consent proves that. You may think that the brain of the teenage girl is still not developed, and maybe in some areas it still isn't but guess what - recent research actually shows that brain changes throughout our entire lives! So we can't draw straight lines here. That is putting these complex things in one basket, as I already said, and it's simply not how life works! The truth is also every person develops differently, physically and mentally, plus, women in general develop mentally way earlier than males - that has been proven. That means, that the majority of 16, 17-year-old girls are adults, and they can absolutely make adult, healthy, conscious decisions about their sex life, their political life, their money etc. So you can't simply forbid people from doing adult activities if they want to, yes, even with much older adults! And the other side of these things happening in showbusiness is that no matter how strong of the taboo is it to discuss, the fact is many, many young women flirt and try to 'catch' these rich, famous men, try to get in their beds because fame and money are aphrodisiacs for women, period. So unless there is some hard evidence how the hell you can really tell what happened? You can't. And 'lad culture' didn't start in the 90s or 80s. It's been there forever, it was there already in the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s etc. So if we were to apply justice for all, according to these new standards, we would have to prosecute and throw into jail all famous, great men from these eras, all great artists, leaders, musicians, actors, writers, media people etc. If you start to look at it, almost all famous men of the past had some sex scandals and controversies in their bios, similar to Brand's. Mick Jagger or President John Kennedy - the hero for today's liberals and democrats - in particular. Reading Kennedy's biographies and researching about him, it's pretty clear he was actually an abuser and rapist himself. Yet he is still treated like a god, especially in the US but around the Western world as well, he is an icon and a symbol. Because we all conveniently forget about his ugly side, we don't even want to think about it. How is this different from Brand's cult? It's the same. Because the only fact is that humans are complex. Kennedy or Picasso, or other famous men - they were all, and they are, neither just saint and great nor evil and disgusting, they were and are, all of these things. So from what point do we also allow people to get better, repent, and move on? Or are we going to arrest and destroy every single person who fails the purity tests of today, and just throw the key? Well, by doing that, there would be no one left on this Earth, no matter in what field. At some point, we will have to define better how to approach this whole complex problem: yes, take women's accusations seriously, investigate, but also stop ruining people just based on accusations, and think about the context that you may not know because these accusers see this context differently from the accused. Remember, as they say: there is my truth, your truth, and as for the universal truth, it does not exist.
@nathanaelsmith3553
@nathanaelsmith3553 11 ай бұрын
It's not a fan base - its a cult
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
Same with Marxism.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
Bet you fell for the establishment takedown of Assange.
@nathanaelsmith3553
@nathanaelsmith3553 11 ай бұрын
​​@@evolassunglasses4673 did I? You assume that? Assange had entanglements with the largest nation states's defense and intelligence organisations whereas Brand is just a pervy conspiracy grifter. Big difference.
@Smarterthanyew
@Smarterthanyew 11 ай бұрын
​@@evolassunglasses4673ahistorical pathetic incorrect troll bollocks. Aren't you embarrassed?
@Topher2k8
@Topher2k8 11 ай бұрын
​@@evolassunglasses4673🤡
@nicholasrowland9402
@nicholasrowland9402 11 ай бұрын
1) Beef 2) Yorkshire Puddings 3) Roast Potatoes 4) Gravy 5) Parnsips And Russell Brand is an absolute weapon
@tombrennan3933
@tombrennan3933 11 ай бұрын
Ava's piece on women's sexual safety and rights was brilliant, but the way it is filmed, it looks like Ed is being told off
@abradshaw3398
@abradshaw3398 11 ай бұрын
I do watch Russel Brand and like the content he provides, i like who he is now, that being said i also have to say i couldnt stand him back in the day, i dont know if he did what he is accused of but if he is he should be held accountable. Not all his subscribers profess his innocence ! We must remain open minded until it is investigated until then they are just allegations and not proven fact !
@rigsby1454
@rigsby1454 11 ай бұрын
WEIRDO
@abradshaw3398
@abradshaw3398 11 ай бұрын
@@rigsby1454 you are rigsby, you still own them bedsits ?
@missbobbypinn2165
@missbobbypinn2165 11 ай бұрын
Same pretty much mate!
@gerryburntwood9617
@gerryburntwood9617 11 ай бұрын
I think trial by media actually subverts justice, and polarise people, yes his newer contents on Ukraine war, and exposing the Tories on contracts for their mates, etc was worth a watch as he gave a view none of the msm would! However let justice take its course, and those who are responding to you negatively, just ignore them! We saw all this before with that Amber Heard trial and I’m sick to my back teeth seeing it still being a topic on social media!😩! Russel will have to stand to scrutiny if all the investigations are finalised!
@GetGwapThisYear
@GetGwapThisYear 11 ай бұрын
What do you get from his content, out of interest?
@lotuseater7247
@lotuseater7247 11 ай бұрын
Seems a strectch to say that he was preempting this situation and creating a legion of fans that would be against the so-called mainstream media which would eventually oust him. To begin with, KZfaq being a large platform doesn't mean it is mainstream media per se. It is a mainstream medium or source, yes, but this isn't quite the same thing. By mainstream media, it is inferred that the production of the information is determined by a particular bias, aimed at a wider audience usually of a particular demographic. It is also usually a traditionally long established channel. Now, KZfaq does censor a lot of material, and they do largely promote material for young western audiences, but the producers of information are not under any specific umbrella, nor geared towards a particular demographic like say, The Daily Mail or Guardian is. You can find a wider range of perspectives on the channel. In anycase, I found myself thinking Brand is not an outright rapist, and no I am not a 'fan boy' either, I was actually put off by his venture into KZfaq and some of the content I saw him producing. I think that there is a grey area though. Perversely, a week prior to any of this I was thinking to myself about how for someone who apparently was with 1000's of women, had a clean background On another note, I found Ava's reasoning to be a bit wonky. Even though I agreed with some of the statements. For example, the issue of being innocent, or at least undetermined given until proven guilty. Using Saville as an example is not the same thing, because the guy is dead. The repercussions are not the same. Likewise, the other side point about age of consent; while I think 16 is actually still a child, the idea of having some age cut off where you can have sexual intercourse with a 16 year old is frankly bizarre, and would cause all kinds of untold problems. Better to just raise the age limit. Though of course, this would be a controversial approach. .... ok Essay done.
@dayzboy0
@dayzboy0 11 ай бұрын
Just the law of probability re sleeping with 1000's of women would say that some of them will be sociopaths, have mental health issues such as NPD, bipolar, BPD. I'm autistic, BPD and ADHD so I am not hating on people with any psychological or mental health condition but he was bound to come across some bad eggs. Especially considering law of attraction and childhood trauma. I attracted all manner of people 1 even tried to have me killed. This shit is no joke...
@susanjeynes1712
@susanjeynes1712 11 ай бұрын
Someone posted this and I agree with them.If Brand is guilty then I hope he pays the ultimate price. It’s just a shame that The Times and, more specifically, The Guardian were so intent to brush the Nick Cohen allegations under the carpet. Both my parents were journalists (now in gvmnt comms) and the Cohen rumours have been around for over 20 years (Mr Octopus they called him). My mum recalls, from 25 years ago, the editor of one very large circulation publication chasing a 14/15 year old work experience girl around the offices, constantly making references to her body. He was apparently joined and goaded on by other male journalists at the paper. As disgusting as Brand has been, it doesn’t change the fact that his scrutiny of a corrupt, gaslighting, establishment controlled MSM is totally justified. So, while it’s great to see such sexual predators pay the ultimate price, in this instance, it is demonstrably less about a moral journalistic crusade of uncovering historical abuse (which is how it’s being sold) and more to do with silencing critics of encroaching western police state authoritarianism. 2
@drewlawrence696
@drewlawrence696 11 ай бұрын
Wow....what a load of bollox...I'm out :)
@charleys9417
@charleys9417 11 ай бұрын
As always, great job striking the balance between discussing the serious stuff but not majorly depressing everybody. The only bit I can't agree with is the discussion around age of consent; I find the way we increasingly infantilise young women quite troubling. It always comes across like we're suggesting young women are innocent naive little flowers who need to be protected because clearly they don't know what they're getting themselves into. From age 16 I've exclusively been in relationships with men who are 5-15 years older than me, and I have never felt like there was a power imbalance between us based on age. I just happen to be more attracted to older men, and all of those relationships were consensual, healthy and ended on good terms. But equally none of my relationships were with celebrities, people who were senior to me at work etc; those factors introduce the power imbalance. I'm now almost 30 and I don't think my ability to consent has changed over the last 15 years - I knew what I was getting into and I think many other young women aged 16-18 should have the right to do the same if they want to. Now obviously my experience is not necessarily the same as everyone else's, but denying young women the opportunity to consensually enter into relationships with older men because we don't trust those older men just seems like a really good way of controlling young women's behaviour and denying them agency.
@curiositypiqued6573
@curiositypiqued6573 11 ай бұрын
I agree.... There's already a grossly vast overreaching of authoritarianism, bureaucracy censorship, draconian laws and prohibitionists telling us what to do or what we can or can't do there's next to no freedom and it'll get worse
@vickywitton1008
@vickywitton1008 11 ай бұрын
I so agree with you there, I thinking the same thing just this morning. I was remembering what I was like at that age and I was far from an innocent little flower!
@paulrudgley1682
@paulrudgley1682 11 ай бұрын
what does paedophile mean, i'll give you a hint, it doesn't mean child molester. oh yeah,you rightwing sycophants of Rupert Murdoch ,might want to look up the word paedophile because you clearly don't know what the word means when you call someone a paedophile. calling somebody a paedophile,is somebody basically accusing somebody of being a child molester,which is kind of like a serious allegation to make against somebody? So it's quite a slanderous,serious allegation to make. I mean,that's the problem,When these people use or call someone a paedophile. they equate it with so-called child molestation,and they're not the same thing. But they have been conditioned by the media to believe it's the same thing.
@henryb1555
@henryb1555 10 ай бұрын
Yes it is a fine line. Mature response there and food for thought.
@curiositypiqued6573
@curiositypiqued6573 10 ай бұрын
@@henryb1555 who...I'm assuming you meant the other comment
@e.c.4875
@e.c.4875 11 ай бұрын
I like how every now and then they drift into their own subjects. A pleasure to listen to.
@johnwelch5132
@johnwelch5132 11 ай бұрын
Why is the Foreign Office allowing Truss overseas.
@ericaceous1652
@ericaceous1652 11 ай бұрын
I appreciate you leading into the pubcast with some lightness - lot of grim stuff in the news, good to still have a bit of joy Parsnip vibes
@hanselmansell7555
@hanselmansell7555 11 ай бұрын
Parsnip vibes! You just made my day ❤
@KimuratrappedK
@KimuratrappedK 11 ай бұрын
What is funny about millenials is that, deep down, with all the people getting wise to how the media works, they know that they are defending major kiddie fiddlers; their Epstein Island bosses, 24/7, and I mean people who rape hundreds of kids every year, yet they have the ability to talk with a semi conviction in spite of this. How are you possibly to be proud of yourself if you can only make money by working for pedophiles? What is funny about millenials is how pathetic they are in every sense. Completely devoid of charisma, stripped of every Jungian archetype which is needed to live a full and intelligent life (Jung knew that you had to develop the rebel archetype, for example, which you can unquestionably see in someone like Brand and not these barely audible drones). Nearly every millenial thinks that they are 'dead hard' for some reason and could easily bring about their Marxist utopia, yet the average human could snap 10 of their pathetic pencil necks in one setting. If you don't believe me, go out and test your lame, scrawny asses on a member of the public. I will personally snap 10 of your necks if you doubt this, waiver signed for personal injury and death first, of course. Their very language has been narrowed into such a miniscule Overtons window that a person can only barely make out their pseudo Ivory towers mumbling guff through the strained anus of their five or so conceptual capacities. Most people would even be open to discussing a woke obsession such as 'identity' if these useless bits of dog droppings knew more than 2 words. If we discuss 'identity' and I am a man of myriad ethnicities, and I tell you that a huge part of my identity is that I am becoming a licenced pilot, I already know your first tawdry question is what is my experience of my ethnicity during the flight school, a complete irrelevance in all possibility. What's more funny is that these useless cunts literally have no conception of how strong and brave their ancestors were or how strong and lively certain upbringings were, so coddled by bullshit they are. They think that it's just 'old man mumblings' when you say you grew up experiencing 10 times what they experience now. This is a complete horse tosh mindset, since my ancestors told me some absolutely batshit crazy things which they did which these vagina faces would, without question, die on the spot if they attempted. I respected it and did not consider whether I had a comperable story to tell or go through myriad other mental flatus to denegrate those experiences. The point being, moreover, that whether something comes from a old man's mouth or young man's mouth, what in gods names relevance is that? It just happens to be so that that the millenial generation is the weakest and dumbest to have existed, having being specifically targeted to be this way and having being programmed with hubris inversely proportionate to their human worth. If it's Badass, you respect it and literally everything, including a dying bit of roadkill sadly struck at nighttime is 1000 times more Badass than these losers. So here's my advice for losers who can only defend Epstein Islanders. Kill yourself tonight please, and I say that knowing that my karma is completely clear. You will not be missed and your useless life being gone will make the world a much better place.
@johnknowles4131
@johnknowles4131 11 ай бұрын
The truth is as members of the media and ordinary members of the public, we just simply do not know if these allegations are true or not. No due legal process has taken place as of yet. We are moving into some very dangerous times as a society and at the risk of sounding dramatic, the way both the public and the media in particular, is behaving as of late, things like this could potentially lead to the breakdown of the systems of society. Right now every person accused of a crime is entitled to their day in court. That’s how the law works. I completely agree with Ava’s points about the conviction rates, it’s disgusting and a lot desperately needs to be looked at in our legal system as there is far too many victims and far too little justice. On Russel Brand I completely reserve my judgement. I am no more sure of his innocence as I am of his guilt. I wasn’t there. You’re quick to take swipes at conspiracy theories, whilst suggesting he’s spent ten years deliberately gearing towards conspiracy theories because he knew one day he would be in this situation. That’s just a conspiracy theory of your own making and a bit of a wild one at that. I genuinely am a MASSIVE fan of all 3 of you, both individually and as a group on here, but I’m struggling to agree with you on this one
@Lordofthewhyz
@Lordofthewhyz 11 ай бұрын
Agreed
@bereal6590
@bereal6590 11 ай бұрын
The breakdown in society took place a long time ago, THIS case highlights how crimes can be committed by powerful people and get away with it. If there had been no fence sitting over savile and Epstein and all the others we know of, many would have been saved. Society is the people and if this is what society is where rapists Paedophiles can get away with crimes in plain site then it is time to have a debate and not just hope the justice system catches up
@jimbim4405
@jimbim4405 11 ай бұрын
@@bereal6590 No, what this case proves is how utterly stupid and hypocritical the public are. One second they're cheering this moron on, paying big bucks to be "amused" (beyond me!!) and then the next minute, in the face of some vague and anonymous allegation, they are holier-than-thou. This behaviour shows 0% backbone nor ANY form of moral compass. They are lead by headlines. The future of GB PLC (because this kind of behaviour simply doesn't exist elsewhere) is genuinely worrying - if not entirely surprising.
@bereal6590
@bereal6590 11 ай бұрын
@@jimbim4405 regards the public I would agree. Sadly theyre as thick as pig sh*t and lacking in morals integrity honour or values and are a bunch of sheeple. It's the sheeple that were mobilised during brexit and in America with TRUMP. That's how all fascists gain power since the immemorial, they use the sheeple.
@tomtheeagle1
@tomtheeagle1 11 ай бұрын
The court of public opinion does not have as high a bar for proof and most people do like to believe the worst of people. I have been on the wrong end of a false allegation of burglary by an ex and can affirm it is no fun and lost a lot of "friends" in the process. I do however recognize that a 4 year investigation that will have been poured over by a team of lawyers of two major news organizations is probably as thorough as a police investigation. In that light I am inclined to think the worst here and believe those women. My dislike of Brand does not make me entirely unbiased so it would not be a good idea for me to be in the jury pool.
@TheQuixoticRambler
@TheQuixoticRambler 11 ай бұрын
It's amazing how his role as a sort of cheeky sex symbol is evidence of his guilt. Women clearly enjoyed this type of carry on. Now, we are expected to believe it reflected something darker. Or, worse, your ludicrous conspiracy theory that this behavior-or building a huge following-was to insulate him from such allegations! In fact, judging him by his public behaviour is no different to saying a woman "deserved it" because she was wearing a short skirt or talking to a lot of different guys in a bar.
@GWills-ys6rd
@GWills-ys6rd 11 ай бұрын
Gosh! What a waste of an hour and fourteen minutes! Just a random unstructured conversation with annoying giggling and a desperate need for a safety pin! Finally, the state does not presume you are innocent, the justice system presumes you are innocent until proven guilty. The justice system is one of the three branches of the state. The other two branches are the executive, or the government, and the legislature, which is the two Houses of Parliament. In most democracies, these three branches of the state are separate from each other. They have roles and functions that are defined within written constitutions, preventing the concentration of power in any one branch and enabling each branch to serve as a check on the other two branches. This is known as separation of powers.
@DeltonJohn
@DeltonJohn 11 ай бұрын
When you try and shame people who are skeptical of the ALLEGED crimes by calling them “fanboys” in the title, you straight away give away your position and lose all credibility.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
We must all believe the Rupert Murdoch press now...
@DaughterOfChelsea
@DaughterOfChelsea 11 ай бұрын
No they are referring to those who are fans of RB who won't believe victims no matter what. Similar to Andrew Tate fan boys. Not those who are sceptical. If you're still sceptical and haven't watch the dispatches documentary I suggest you do.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
@@DaughterOfChelsea yes we must all believe Rupert Murdoch.
@LyricalDJ
@LyricalDJ 11 ай бұрын
@@evolassunglasses4673 It's funny that by rotely repeating your line, you're much closer to Murdoch and his media empire than the person you responded to.
@katja6332
@katja6332 11 ай бұрын
Nope. The opposite canals do the same by having witch hunt or conspiracy theory in their title. 😂
@tevildo45
@tevildo45 11 ай бұрын
I’m a huge Russell brand fan but there’s serious questions to be asked of him here. A possible rapist for sure
@twogsds
@twogsds 11 ай бұрын
in a consensual relationship? People do sometimes behave badly in a relationship and that probably means the end of that relationship, that is what happens in real life.
@wilsel1394
@wilsel1394 11 ай бұрын
One of the great things about young people today is that they don't tolerate abuse like we old people did.
@francesprendergast1721
@francesprendergast1721 11 ай бұрын
I agree that the age of consent should be raised, not because I think 16 year olds shouldn't be having sex, but to protect 16 year olds from predatory fully-grown adults. I think, expecially if informed by quality sex education, sexual exploration between teens is an essential part of growing up and sexual awakening, but it shouldn't be lawful for adult men to use this 'loophole' in the law to have sex with children. It's not something decent men do, and Russell Brand being indecent towards women does warrant justice. So this 'innocent until proven guilty' argument is redundant. Regardless of whether the criminal allegations are true, karma has rightfully caught up with him - and I say that as someone who enjoyed his flamboyant persona when I was younger (and didn't realise what a terribly patriarchal society my brain was being moulded by). I had no idea of the extent of his poor treatment of women - just referring to the TV and radio clips from the documentary alone. Even after learning that women in the industry, particularly on the comedy circuit, had him clocked as a predator and had been warning each other about him for years, there are still so many people online supporting him! Let's say he's innocent of rape and sexual assault - he's still considered a danger to women by colleagues in the industry! Is that not enough for these people!? It makes my heart hurt that so many men care so little about poor treatment of women and girls. Also, first time watching you but it was *so* frustrating that the camera wasn't on Ava when she was talking, especially given the subject matter.
@markkimba74
@markkimba74 11 ай бұрын
Is Russell being investigated by the Met Police ? The police force that has approx 1000 officers either on suspension or reduced service to keep them away from the public while they are being investigated.
@colofsco1
@colofsco1 11 ай бұрын
RB and JS radio clip, was over 20 years ago. RB has actually apologized for doing that. It's grossly unfair to judge RB on his past actions, when at the time he was lauded for it. These allegations, must go to court. Society is trying to change for the better.
@curiositypiqued6573
@curiositypiqued6573 11 ай бұрын
It was 2008
@curiositypiqued6573
@curiositypiqued6573 11 ай бұрын
But I agree with you
@yarnybart5911
@yarnybart5911 11 ай бұрын
I always found Brand a gobby windbag and ever so slightly creepy. But, it's just not right that people should lose jobs, contracts etc when he's not been found guilty of anything. What happened to innocent until proven guilty?
@bryansmith1404
@bryansmith1404 11 ай бұрын
Always a but.
@blindfreddy9157
@blindfreddy9157 11 ай бұрын
Have you heard of remand.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
@@blindfreddy9157 he's not even been questioned.
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
Rupert Murdoch destroyed that.
@yarnybart5911
@yarnybart5911 11 ай бұрын
@@blindfreddy9157 Yes. Isn't that when you're placed in custody pending investigations?
@AKcoxy
@AKcoxy 11 ай бұрын
With reporting to the police or media issue, it should be a case that either both parties must be made public or kept private until a guilty conviction is made, i understand the argument to keep the victims identity a secret to protect them, but there is nothing to say this person is a victim and they have not made false allegations before.
@adamcurry348
@adamcurry348 11 ай бұрын
I don't think brand was that calculated with his youtube channel. the trews were actually pretty grounded. I would wager that his way into deep conspiracy theory nonsense was due to the feedback of payoffs from youtube when he said more and more extreme things and then the added stupidity of covid conspiracy chaos which allowed him to draw in massive audiences of conspiracy theorists. i believe it was very simple greed and stupidity rather than having that kind of foresight. unless we find out that he is on the level of say andrew tate, but andrew tate is doing his conspiracy theories while actively participating in organised crime, which probably has his radars on more. unless brand is still participating in sexual assaults to this day, then maybe its similar.
@mrtambourineman6107
@mrtambourineman6107 11 ай бұрын
RE: Brand - its not a fan-base , its a CULT
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
🥱
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
Believing in the establishment is the real cult.
@theLukedishwasher
@theLukedishwasher 11 ай бұрын
Anything that deviates from the mainstream status quo is labelled a cult. I’d say that behaviour is undoubtedly cultist and is utterly reliant upon safety in numbers. Wonder why we’ve had a Tory government for 13 years? You just answered it.
@lost870
@lost870 11 ай бұрын
😂 Accusing people of being crazy conspiracy theorist whilst simultaneously talking about a conspiracy that Brand set his channel up in apprehension for these allegations. 😂 You lot are something else, would love to have a chat with you, would be a phenomenon to behold. How do you take yourselves seriously? I think thats part of the problem, you take things far too seriously, dramatise, dengerous stuff.
@ramaknight4798
@ramaknight4798 11 ай бұрын
Can you lot please get your cancel culture talons into Jimmy Page and scream for him to be de-monitized for having a two year affair with a 14yr old in the 1970's?? Wait, he's not spoken out about Government/Corporate corruption.
@sharongillesp
@sharongillesp 11 ай бұрын
HR, realistically, is there to protect their own jobs.
@Print229
@Print229 11 ай бұрын
Ava is nailing this. She's so intelligent and articulate. She's got a clarity on this topic that is spot on. Way to go, Ava!
@andrewburgess2482
@andrewburgess2482 11 ай бұрын
Great, sensitive and insightful podcast on this issue.
@petestan5186
@petestan5186 11 ай бұрын
Really, open secret, and yet prominent voices didnt make it into dispatches, over a 4 year investigation?!
@antsly
@antsly 11 ай бұрын
Quite a scary situation if allegations like this don't go to the police but go straight to the media to be tried there
@petestan5186
@petestan5186 11 ай бұрын
Or where the media, doesn't even attempt to get the police to help.
@petestan5186
@petestan5186 11 ай бұрын
Invite me. I'll defend Russel easy.
@GetGwapThisYear
@GetGwapThisYear 11 ай бұрын
@@petestan5186 let’s hear it then…
@GetGwapThisYear
@GetGwapThisYear 11 ай бұрын
@antsly didn’t watch the video? 😂
@alwhyte6533
@alwhyte6533 11 ай бұрын
It's quite a scary situation that there's only a 4% conviction rate in sexual assault and rape cases. Would you say the same in the Savile case? No, you wouldn't. But then, he wasn't the darling of the conspiracy mob, was he?
@simonetobie1000
@simonetobie1000 11 ай бұрын
As a mother, I feel that any person over the age of 25 who wishes to have a sexual relationship with a 16 year old, is a predator! I would be suspicious of my 19 year old daughter if a 30 year old man wanted to have a relationship with her! Also remember that the Amygdala does not fully mature until around the age of 25, so the emotions of a younger person are most likely to be easily abused/controlled by an older person (especially a predatory individual!)
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
you are welcome to feel suspicious but it is legal
@TW-mt5mv
@TW-mt5mv 11 ай бұрын
How naive are you. A self proclaimed sex and drug addict wanting to have sex with a 16 year old is not so unusual
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
@@hopefulbutworried have I said they are not? You really seem to be projecting
@keithparker1346
@keithparker1346 11 ай бұрын
@@hopefulbutworried let's get it to court if these supposed victims have a case. You have assumed that everything they have said is true...yet we don't know. My own opinion is that if it goes to court it will end up like the Johnny Depp Amber Heard thing. Can I ask you well anyone outraged by Brand on this - if he goes to court and found guilty how will that affect your life and if he goes and found not guilty how will that affect your life?
@MR27e
@MR27e 11 ай бұрын
Moral is kind of subjective, I think it's moral for a man to date a girl who is 18 or over. As long as it's consensual and he treats her well obviously
@reverendroar
@reverendroar 11 ай бұрын
I thought Keir Starmer was in the room- great impression Ava! Maybe try Ed Davy next
@johnners911
@johnners911 11 ай бұрын
Interesting backstory to the £100 coin ... I'd never heard of it. "Man arrested for using £100 coin in Tesco wins £5,000 in damages". I think I'm gonna get me some of them!
@AKcoxy
@AKcoxy 11 ай бұрын
I love the part where you're mocking Russell brand for not trusting the main stream media and in the next breath agreeing not to trust main stream media that you disagree with 😂 Similar to when you call youtube main stream media, except Brand and who ever else can get their opions and POV out uncensored... until they actively ghost ban you to censor your point.
@johnqduncan
@johnqduncan 11 ай бұрын
KZfaq is not censoring Brands videos. He uploads to KZfaq daily. They have not cancelled him.
@AKcoxy
@AKcoxy 11 ай бұрын
@@johnqduncan love how you don't disagree with the hypocrisy I pointed out though, mocking someone for slatting mainstream news, then slatting main stream news 🤣 Also by restricting brands earnings this is a form of censorship, such as in china where they attack your money for dissenting views to teach you a lesson before outright blacklisting you. Such as youtube has done to brand, what's the inevitable next step after demonitising? Suspension and ultimately being banded.
@ME4503
@ME4503 11 ай бұрын
I wish they’d release the Epstein client list
@krisburgess2857
@krisburgess2857 11 ай бұрын
At the top of Epstein list is Donald trump but the fake right wing media will never ever admit this real fact no they will just cover this up
@NA-kr5uq
@NA-kr5uq 10 ай бұрын
Trump is on that list
@adamgrimsley2900
@adamgrimsley2900 8 ай бұрын
This channel is toxic. It shouts for justice yet whispers process or balance.
@attackpatterndelta8949
@attackpatterndelta8949 11 ай бұрын
His past behaviour on television, such as pulling his trousers down and sitting on a woman's lap, doesn't make this look good.
@alal4003
@alal4003 11 ай бұрын
Thanks for covering this in a way that is empathetic to the victims. Fanboys have a tendency to forget that they’re real people too.
@MoistMoments
@MoistMoments 11 ай бұрын
what victims?
@adriftinaboat3452
@adriftinaboat3452 11 ай бұрын
@@MoistMomentsYour user names speaks volumes about you……
@garethjohn9340
@garethjohn9340 11 ай бұрын
Great propaganda guys. ' Brand's fanboys' is reminiscent of ' Bernie bro's' and the ' Corbyn cult'. And calling people ' conspiracy theorists' is not exactly journalism. If you really cared about this shit, wouldn't you be asking for a proper trial instead of just doing a cancellation job?
@shambhangal438
@shambhangal438 11 ай бұрын
@15.00. There's probably a big correlation between rape case success rates vs everyone having the right to a duty solicitor with them in the first few interactions with the police EXCEPT rape victims. The police give you specialist officers to talk to you and they are not solicitors nor will they ever mention your right to a solicitor. If you are a woman (or for that matter anyone) talking to the police, it doesn't matter if they are specialist rape officers or look to be 'on your side' or not - as soon as they start asking about anything at all that could undermine your case by implying you are committing an offence or could be seen as personal information unrelated to the actual offence (including text messages, particular questions, etc), ASK FOR A DUTY SOLICITOR. It is your right and it is free. It won't delay anything either as the court process is much slower than 'wasting half a day waiting for a solicitor'. Do this even if you consider yourself innocent, as that isn't enough. Why? The police know all the valid guilty paths and valid defenses and will try to lead you down the ones that causes them least work/quickest outcome, and it is easy to fall for this unless there is someone who is working for you and also knows all the common paths/defences. Especially be careful when the police ask you for your opinion on anything that seems to have no bearing on the case; they are usually trying to close off a defence you could use later in court and/or cast doubt so the CPS don't take it to court. Your solicitor is trained to give the best answers to such questions. You are not. Remember; the police are never working for you (unless the case has media attention); *they are always only ever trying to close the case as quickly as possible*.
@tu13zy23
@tu13zy23 11 ай бұрын
We support Russell brand, but can you now talk about the new accusations against Prince Andrew
@leejohnson3209
@leejohnson3209 11 ай бұрын
Without ever being a fan of his comedy, or the kind of programmes and films he made, for a while, I was prepared to turn the other cheek to his known behaviour and the hearsay rumours. I used to occasionally watch his YT channel way back, when he would interview people like the rubberbandits and talk about social issues in the UK, such as housing. Things I cared about. However, at some point he left that behind and turned his attention to alt right hobby horses, chased the clicks and I just totally lost interest. On the allegations, innocent until proven guilty of course, but the sheer weight and supporting evidence is pretty damning. If the allegations are true, the man is a misogynist, a rapist and a bully who used his power to take advantage of young women, who clearly he had zero respect for. That kind of behaviour is a stark contrast to the public persona of a bawdy, cheeky but fair minded fighter for justice and truth he that he cultivated and hid in plain sight behind. What a dark double life to lead. The only mitigation I can offer is that these are historic allegations. He has had mental health and addiction issues in the past and he may be able to save himself slightly if he shows genuine remorse and can prove he's changed. However, that wont offer any comfort to his alleged victims, or alter the fact that these women should see justice for any past crimes he may have committed against them. I imagine a lot of his defenders were quite different in their stance on Prince Andrew or Jimmy Savile, who they see, I would guess as 'establishment'.
@noellumleysavile5063
@noellumleysavile5063 11 ай бұрын
Anyone remember the witch hunt of Kevin Spacey ???
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
And Assange
@siobhan-rae
@siobhan-rae 11 ай бұрын
i don’t know if this is satire, kevin spacey systematically raped underage boys.
@katja6332
@katja6332 11 ай бұрын
How many people were accusing him? RB has ten women now, still counting..
@pollytickle8346
@pollytickle8346 11 ай бұрын
He was found not guilty, he had very expensive lawyers. I don't know if he did what he did or not. But like with Brand etc I would give them a wide berth.
@babymonalisa
@babymonalisa 11 ай бұрын
I maintain a healthy dose of skepticism about Spacey. There's something not quite right and the allegations date back a long time. If I were a guy, I wouldnt want to be in a room with him under any circumstance, sorry! Only time will tell.
@bioux101
@bioux101 11 ай бұрын
I would suggest a mushroom Wellington as a vegetarian main for a Sunday roast. Mushroom and chessnut Wellington too. DE-licious! On your second point, my pal asked a main stream comedian for gossip while having a drink two years back and he said 'Russell Brand is a rapist that has been building a crazy following online because he knew he would be found out'. Yeah, it's true, basically.
@julianshepherd2038
@julianshepherd2038 11 ай бұрын
First 4 minutes is very dull.
@malcomgladstone
@malcomgladstone 11 ай бұрын
Most people are not missing ANYTHING They are saying if he did something he should be charged, tried and punished. BUT There have been no charges or convictions and yet he is being punished. Its sick
@philipwookey599
@philipwookey599 11 ай бұрын
There were no charges or convictions regarding Saville. Were you a fan of his too?
@malcomgladstone
@malcomgladstone 11 ай бұрын
Y@@philipwookey599 There was an active cover-up of Jimmy, but there hasn't been one with Russell .. and that comparison is so 6th form and dumb Like a mong saying to a veggie "oh Hitler was vegetarian " ... Or like a crack addict saying "So what , if i take drugs , you drink coffee that's a drug" Its the kind of dumb ass stuff thick 6th form brits say Lots of people have no changes, not because they are like Jimmy Savile but , guess what because they are innocent, you You dumb dumb
@danieltaylor4728
@danieltaylor4728 11 ай бұрын
You always know something is going to be a complete hatchet piece when people who hold differing opinions are branded (no pun) "defender and fanboys" in the title. The connected media response, despite due legal process taking place is disgusting.
@bigtop1967
@bigtop1967 11 ай бұрын
hmmm - while I agree these allegations are serious, you do seem to have a preconceived idea of his content. while his headlines are a tad click-baity, he does back up much of what he says with documentary evidence, which I don't often see here. You're saying that 6 million people are 'conspiracy theorists' which is just not true. Watch some of his content - through to the end. He at least raises some interesting points about money making corporations. IF anything is proved then the law should take it's course, but lets not forget what happened with Hugh Edwards.
@tchai91
@tchai91 11 ай бұрын
I'm not a fan of Russell Brand, but what most of the sensible non-fan people I have very briefly spoken to about this think, is that he is given the courtesy of due process, and if he is found guilty of anything he is punished accordingly. The 'guilty by accusation' trend is incredibly disturbing - just think how you would feel if it was you in the firing line?
@xxyes8879
@xxyes8879 11 ай бұрын
Yes, but its not just randome accusations. Its a 4 year long report with details and evidence from - not just women he pestered and assaulted, but others who witnessed his behaviour and those close to the women and saw the effects on them. Its not just the 4 women whose story they presented, its many, many more, and globally, and the stories have patterns to them. Its not just a few people who went to a newspaper. Noone went to a newspaper. Journalists started to hear many stories about him, and the times and dispatches were working on a separate investigation on him, until they realised this and pooled their resources. I am glad we have this avenue, because otherwise we will never get to know about these powerful people. He wont get prosecuted, and he wont go to court because he is not going to sue because its true.
@tchai91
@tchai91 11 ай бұрын
But regardless of how many people/journalists ‘heard stories’, it’s still just hearsay. If there is evidence, then launch a criminal investigation, and if he’s found guilty, he will be punished accordingly. Until then it’s just meaningless ‘he said, she said’. The justice system has to work like this or it would descend into some kind of unregulated kangaroo court, which, once again, you wouldn’t want to happen to yourself, would you?
@Creamygoodne55
@Creamygoodne55 11 ай бұрын
Interesting that Ava casually brings up Noel fielding when it’s a pretty open secret that he likes them young and he’s no doubt going to be one of the next people to be brought to the public eye
@marklondon2008
@marklondon2008 10 ай бұрын
Open secret eh? I'm sure his wife of the 13 years will have something to say about that
@tobypettit6417
@tobypettit6417 11 ай бұрын
HOLY SHIT that call between Brand and Saville was something else
@doloresl.2150
@doloresl.2150 11 ай бұрын
Because Diana spoke out about land mines etc.... She had concerns that arms dealers would finish her up.
@DinnenG
@DinnenG 11 ай бұрын
Have you guys considered color correcting the green tint out?
@f.m.bproductions7197
@f.m.bproductions7197 11 ай бұрын
so should her parents be charged for grooming a child when they also dropped her of at his house?
@TimesFM4532
@TimesFM4532 11 ай бұрын
She was over sixteen the issue is a lack of consent
@evolassunglasses4673
@evolassunglasses4673 11 ай бұрын
@@TimesFM4532 I don't think she's claiming rape?
@tomfinney3416
@tomfinney3416 11 ай бұрын
i reckon guilty , why ,because so many victims have reported the very same thing , a glazed over look in his eyes , but this must go to court before any can truly say guilty , it upsets me the power of media on the mind and how many are influenced by it , and how not following the media narrative is seen as somehow being an apologist for a rapist
@firebyrd437
@firebyrd437 11 ай бұрын
Kevin Spacey had 4 accusers though and he was found not guilty in a court of law where any accussations should be heard and judged
@comanchio1976
@comanchio1976 11 ай бұрын
I'm just glad that no-one thinks that OJ Simpson murdered those 2 people given that he was found not guilty in his criminal case.
@user-pj8ed8il9s
@user-pj8ed8il9s 11 ай бұрын
Thats cos most of Spacey's accusers "died" before the trial!"!@@firebyrd437
@user-pj8ed8il9s
@user-pj8ed8il9s 11 ай бұрын
that glazed look, if u ever met Brand in person, is fucking terrfying!!!
@tomfinney3416
@tomfinney3416 11 ай бұрын
@@user-pj8ed8il9sits intimidating when you see someone doing it , the best cure is a quick kick in their jewels , that snaps them out of it
@Treblig1969
@Treblig1969 11 ай бұрын
Could do without the 4:00 minutes talking about your food.
@benmacloughlin2612
@benmacloughlin2612 11 ай бұрын
I’ll never regain that lost 4 mins. These 3 are ok but I wish they’d cut out this shite.
@josefinacupido9872
@josefinacupido9872 11 ай бұрын
Hold on guys, yes the stand up gig, of Brand on stage, he used the very scenario, told in Documentary by a ‘victim’, it is truly sadistic pornographic misogamy! it’s almost like a ‘self confession’ on stage if it all is found to be true. What is also horrify is the women sitting laughing!
@Waaben21
@Waaben21 11 ай бұрын
Im a keen viewer of this channel as well as Novara media but these takes are very disappointing and clearly loaded as they dont approve of Brands style of programming and takes ( neither do I for the most part ) You can have opinions about Brand but that's not the same as passing judgment on specific allegations. Like I said, that rape victims dont have a system and culture to support them in pursued of justice is a very serious issue but to link that with a specific allegation is missing the point.
@DaughterOfChelsea
@DaughterOfChelsea 11 ай бұрын
Missing what point? Have you seen the dispatches doc?
@stenners123
@stenners123 11 ай бұрын
How would you know if rape victims don't have a system and culture of support in justice if there are no specific allegations to prove your point, I feel like the logic of your sentence hasn't quite caught up with what you're trying to say.
@Waaben21
@Waaben21 11 ай бұрын
@@DaughterOfChelsea That shows a creep if you like and sexual herasment, but its not evidence of rape.
@Waaben21
@Waaben21 11 ай бұрын
@@stenners123 Im not talking out against allegations nor do I pass any judgment on the accusers, and of course we need a system that would help and support any who would come forward with a claim of rape or hard evidence of sexual harassment. Im speaking out against linking or mixing up broader social issues with a specific rape alligation while passing public judgment - either at the accuser or accused.
@tetianavarvynska2125
@tetianavarvynska2125 11 ай бұрын
Things changed a lot in the way the society treats children and young adults now even compared to some 20 years ago. When I was 16, I left my home town and went to study in a different city (in times before internet existed). My 17 yo daughter is finishing her last school year and thinking of going to Uni next year but not thinking of moving to a student dorm or whatsoever. Young people live with their parents much longer, way into their late 20s now, sometimes even into 30s, so it's normal that 16-18 yo are perceived and expected of things that are less adult and more youth, really. A 16 yo should date someone around their age, not someone 15 years older.
@django3422
@django3422 11 ай бұрын
The way I see it, there's different stages of life and someone over the age of 25, they should be mature enough and able to recognise the power imbalance they create by dating someone between the ages of 16-25. I'm sure there are exceptions of healthy relationships with that kind of age gap but I've never seen one.
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