Rebecca Mulira retweeted
I watched Russell Brand take Pfizer to task over their appalling Covid vaccine. I watched him take on the British political class over the muslim rape gangs. Now he's going to jail on the basis of hearsay. I hope he appeals and wins.
Replying to @adamgolding @TRobinsonNewEra
If you chose not to report an alleged rape to the police at the time then, for all practical purposes, it never happened. Reporting it years later, when the physical evidence for it has vanished, is either absurd or sinister. When Brand was a leftist he had sex with thousands of women, not a single one of whom claimed (at the time) that he assaulted them. He ditched the Labour Party and socialism for right-leaning libertarianism and was reborn as a Christian: and what do you know: he’s all of a sudden prison-bound. Meanwhile thousands of actual rapists, who were accused at the time, but never properly investigated, walk around as free men because they are part of a loyal Labour-voting muslim bloc, and can depend upon councillors, the police, and government to protect them!
Rebecca Mulira retweeted
Russell Brand’s ex-girlfriend Samantha Pressdee has fiercely spoken out against the verdict.
She stated the following:
"A wife is without her husband. Three children are without their Dad. Yet everyone thinks the real victim in this is a drunk groupie who was cheating on her boyfriend. Someone who has anonymity for life and will probably get a financial payout.
“If this drunk groupie thought he was a predator, why would she stand by and watch him sleep with 1000s more women? Didn't she care about those women?
"It's not true that women in the comedy industry warned each other about Russell. No one warned me, and it could not have been more obvious that I was connected to him. Just because I am a woman doesn't mean I should 'believe all women'.
"I would be more likely to believe women who report criminals to the POLICE. Not the media, decades later. I believe in the right to a fair trial. Convince me it was fair!"
She also slammed Georgina Bailey who claimed to be Brand’s ex-lover and had urged him to “tell the truth.”
"She was a groupie too,” Samantha revealed. “The kind of women throwing themselves at Brand back then often sold kiss-and-tell [stories] that were mostly made up.
"Russell paid for Georgina to go to rehab. Ballie has made a career out of sleeping with him. She's not his ex-girlfriend. At the time, she was in a burlesque troupe called 'The Satanic Sluts'."
At the moment, we are being led to believe that Russell Brand is guilty beyond reasonable doubt. There is no evidence - only the word of one woman and more words from people who don’t like him.
Now we have other words from someone who knew him that say the opposite of what the establishment and media are saying.
I also found Reform MP Sarah Pochin’s comments on TalkTV disgraceful. In the clip, she spoke about Brand as if he was 100% guilty, spoke in a rather venomous way about him saying she hoped he would go away for a long long time, and spoke about the accusers as if they are bastions of truth even though there is no way she could possibly know that.
This is trial by media. Trial by hearsay. Trial by dislike of one person. But trial by truth? No. Russell Brand faces serious danger in prison and was forbidden from saying goodbye to his kids. No mercy is being shown to him. I see only venom and hate. Yet I have seen Brand speak repeatedly about his faith for years, urging millions of people to find their own. The entire thing feels off and rancid. The more this case goes on and the more that is revealed by people like his ex-girlfriend, the more it becomes clear that something very wrong has happened here and we are in the midst of watching something very evil taking place.
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Russell Brand’s ex-girlfriend Samantha Pressdee has fiercely spoken out against the verdict. She stated the following: "... ift.tt/HreIXgz
What happened to emails and other official means of communication within corporations?! Is twitter now the default …🤔
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Rebecca Mulira retweeted
Jerry was waiting for a bus after work when a stranger walked up and shot him in the face with a shotgun. Random attack. No reason. He woke up two months later in a hospital with his front brain removed, screws in his skull, skin grafted from his leg onto his face. Lost his apartment. Ended up homeless on Skid Row. Never stopped smiling. Died in 2020 when his lungs gave out.
In the video below Jerry sits down with photographer Mark Laita for Soft White Underbelly on Skid Row - where he'd been sleeping outside since losing everything - and talks through what happened with a calm that's hard to watch.
He said the doctor told him something strange. Said the shot was so close that it actually saved him. Any further away and his head would have been all over the street.
He said he can't see properly out of his left eye. Can't smell or breathe through his nose at all. Said he hadn't looked at himself in a mirror in over two years.
Before the shooting he was making airplane parts at a machine shop. Had his own apartment. A normal life. Gone in one second at a bus stop.
He was asked if he was bitter.
Said no. Said he has every excuse in the world to be down. Just doesn't use it. Said he can't stop living now.
Does a man who gets shot in the face by a stranger, loses his home, loses his brain and still wakes up grateful have something most people with everything intact will never understand?
Rebecca Mulira retweeted
As a country, we tend to think strategic communications is about sharing flyers and paying influencers to amplify them.
While the BOU Deputy Governor’s submission here leaves a lot of questions, perhaps a time has come for the country’s leadership to start thinking about getting capable people into leadership positions and not just friends, family and in-laws.
As per BOU Deputy Governor, we are all collectively paying the price of incompetence.
Negative publicity to blame for tough economy - deputy BoU governor.
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Rebecca Mulira retweeted
The path to a rational and holistic worldview begins when truth becomes more important to a person than habitual convictions, and understanding reality more important than psychological comfort.























