Russell Brand denies 'serious criminal allegations' he claims are being made against him

originally posted by: Insurrectile
a reply to: AlienBorg

There's no media trial, no legal process. He lost all his sponsors, and that's that. Make up your mind?

That's literal industry greenwashing right there, in front of our eyes, and all you've got is this redundant legal drivel.

Excuse me?!

There is no media trial?!?!

You must be living in a different world and dimension!

He has already been found guilty by the online mob and the social media 'judges' and 'jury'.

a reply to: AlienBorg

Do a quick search and let me know if he still has any sort of contract? This is done already, quick guillotine action without trial.

Care to prove me wrong?

There does seem to be other comedians coming forward now though, and old clips resurfacing of people talking about Brand.
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CBBC star says 'not a single' UK comedian wasn't aware of Russell Brand allegations

London Hughes claims she was warned about Russell Brand by her agent and says every comedian "knew" the star was "dodgy". The comedian and former BBC star has spoken out on Twitter, now rebranded as X.

Hughes wrote: "There's not a single comedian in the UK that wasn't aware of his behaviour. We've all heard the rumours. I always had the understanding that he was, for lack of a better word, 'dodgy', and I should avoid him." She added: "I was so excited to meet him. But my first day at the agency I was told unprovoked that I shouldn't sleep with him under any circumstances.

"He likes to pursue women, have sex with them. But as soon as he has sex with them they'd make him feel sick and he didn't want to be around them anymore." She claimed Brand would then "have them fired, or dropped from the agency".

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Sean Lock's reason for hating Russell Brand after he said 'I've got this fear'

Comedian Sean Lock's "reason for hating" Russell Brand has resurfaced in a clip online amid harrowing rape allegations against the Big Brother's Big Mouth star. Channel 4 comedian Lock admitted the reason he hated Brand was over "fears as a father" in a 8 Out of 10 Cats clip.

Sean, who passed away with cancer at the age of 58 in August 2021, said on the show that he had a 'fear' his daughters would bring home a man like Brand one day. "Probably the reason I hate him so much is because I'm a dad and I've got this fear that one day my daughters will bring something like that home," he said.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: Kurokage

Do you think Russell Brand still has that phone.....or the message discussion?

He may not have the phone but the communications company probably will keep records to cover therir arses for many years.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

All you need to do is observe someone's repeated patterns of behavior. And look at the type of people they consort with. It looks like Brand put himself in compromising positions every day. That increases the odds of potential criminal activity and/or abusive behavior.

a reply to: Insurrectile

Do a quick search and let me know if he still has any sort of contract? This is done already, quick guillotine action without trial.

What the lol hell? You seem to think a media trial is something
like a real trial. Can you explain please?

a reply to: socialmediaclown

All you need to do is observe someone's repeated patterns of behavior. And look at the type of people they consort with. It looks like Brand put himself in compromising positions every day. That increases the odds of criminal activity and/or abusive behavior.

Completely biased using his past. You add nothing about him being a changed man.
What's up with that? You're simply following along with the narrative. And that's
just as gross as what the media is doing.

a reply to: Saloon

You add nothing about him being a changed man.

Can I ask if you think a "changed man" should be allowed to get away with past crimes? 'IF' and I say 'If' Brand committed even one of these rapes or sexual assults do you think he should face charges?

a reply to: Saloon

It's actually very basic. Observing repeated patterns of behavior tells you quite a lot about people. It's predictable.

I don't know anything about him being a changed man. When exactly did he change? What did he change? How did he change it? People claim to change all the time. Saying it and doing it are two different things.

i can not see this denting rb as the internal conflict already raging in the west will mitigate it, as many will just see it as a gov ploy the mask their wrongdoing/corruption, indeed it seems these attacks increase the reach/popularity rather than the reverse.

a reply to: Kurokage

Can I ask if you think a "changed man" should be allowed to get away with past crimes? 'IF' and I say 'If' Brand committed even one of these rapes or sexual assults do you think he should face charges?

Threads not about me so no you can't ask.



My point is simply he's a changed man and he deserves to be acknowledged
for that. Not have it ignored because of what some people hope is the
outcome.

Am I defending him? You GD right as I would anyone else. It's called
humanity. And some members here could use a few lessons.

a reply to: Saloon

I don't know where you see a "trial" at all, he lost it all within a day or so. Bye Russel Brand, welcome Russel New Brand!

Makes me wonder who paid for the schoolgirl taxi tours tho. Was it the same studio that kept women from his sets, and likely still has a bunch of PR experts involved to reduce potential damage for his "handlers"?

a reply to: Saloon

Do you know how difficult it is to beat an addiction? Especially to a hard drug like heroin? Alcohol too? And sex? He has to battle all three on top of maintaining his celebrity status. He's still surrounded by the same environment he was in as an addict. So how long has he been sober, how long has he been clean? How has he cleaned up his behavior/lifestyle so that he is no longer falling prey to abusing his own body or anyone else's? Is there a biography or any documentation where he outlines the steps, in depth, that he took to turn his life around? I'd like to see it from his own words. I can't gauge his sincerity from your account.

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: Saloon

You add nothing about him being a changed man.

Can I ask if you think a "changed man" should be allowed to get away with past crimes? 'IF' and I say 'If' Brand committed even one of these rapes or sexual assults do you think he should face charges?

what is the chance of there being enough evidence to take to court now given that the chances of seeing justice is already slim for rape victims who report their rapes to the police now, even with dna evidence, indeed if they are historic then they would have had better chances then than they do now..

The distressing truth is that if you are raped in Britain today, your chances of seeing justice are slim

a reply to: socialmediaclown

Read his Booky Wook......it's an autobiography.

He also wrote:
Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions.

There are a lot of reviews on Amazon to read.....

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
a reply to: Saloon

Do you know how difficult it is to beat an addiction? Especially to a hard drug like heroin? Alcohol too? And sex? He has to battle all three on top of maintaining his celebrity status. He's still surrounded by the same environment he was in as an addict. So how long has he been sober, how long has he been clean? How has he cleaned up his behavior/lifestyle so that he is no longer falling prey to abusing his own body or anyone else's? Is there a biography or any documentation where he outlines the steps, in depth, that he took to turn his life around? I'd like to see it from his own words. I can't gauge his sincerity from your account.

WTF he wrote a book all about it. It's right there in the vid I posted.
Go buy it and please read it.

a reply to: Insurrectile

Makes me wonder who paid for the schoolgirl taxi tours tho.

And I wonder why anyone would wonder about such a thing.
Kinda weird

a reply to: Saloon

I will read it. If he's genuinely recovered then he deserves credit for it. Part of recovery is taking responsibility for your destructive behavior and making amends to people you've hurt. If it turns out that he injured any women in his past, then he'll know it's necessary to rectify that.

originally posted by: nickyw

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: Saloon

You add nothing about him being a changed man.

Can I ask if you think a "changed man" should be allowed to get away with past crimes? 'IF' and I say 'If' Brand committed even one of these rapes or sexual assults do you think he should face charges?

what is the chance of there being enough evidence to take to court now given that the chances of seeing justice is already slim for rape victims who report their rapes to the police now, even with dna evidence, indeed if they are historic then they would have had better chances then than they do now..

The distressing truth is that if you are raped in Britain today, your chances of seeing justice are slim

In addition, the allegation re 2003 and pressed at the Met yesterday: it was reported today how the Met currently have 1,000+ officers currently under suspension or on 'reduced' duties.

Given there is little confidence in Met handling of reported rapes, a culture of misogyny has been identified and the recent trials and incarceration of rapists within that force, one wonders if they will now use this high profile case to improve their own reputation as anything other than a serious joke in law enforcement.

a reply to: teapot

Given there is little confidence in Met handling of reported rapes, a culture of misogyny has been identified and the recent trials and incarceration of rapists within that force, one wonders if they will now use this high profile case to improve their own reputation as anything other than a serious joke in law enforcement.

Tories and their "traditional" values, mate. Burn a Russel and move on?