@therealmissjo Absolutely. It's as if redemption means nothing. Brand made mistakes, transformed himself, and now dares to ask uncomfortable questions. So the media hunts for his old sins? It's a blatant attempt to silence and discredit. Question the narrative, and they'll try to bury you.
Russell Brand has done a lot wrong in his life.
Without a doubt he was a womaniser who shagged and dumped a lot of women.
He was a drug addict, a sex addict and consumed ridiculous amounts of alcohol.
He is not a hero.
Yet he turned his life around many years ago, starts asking questions around money relating to pharma, the necessity for covid lockdowns, the influence of WEF and the power of the governments and MSM and NOW the media comes for him?
Without a doubt this whole investigation was driven by a journalist who decided to try and dig up dirt on him. Everyone has dirt - you and I do too - and if a journalist digs hard enough (calling hundreds of women Brand slept with) they will find it.
So what is the message? Step out of line and we will come for you?