Russell Brand was once a famous leftwing actor, celebrated by the British establishment. Then he criticized the government for using Covid to turn the UK into a totalitarian state. The accolades abruptly stopped. A government TV station accused Brand of committing sex crimes against anonymous women they refused to name. Government officials called for his opinions to be scrubbed from the internet. Last month, British prosecutors charged Brand with rape and sexual assault. None of the charges are backed by hard evidence. All of them supposedly took place more than 20 years ago, one of them in the 1990s. The entire case is transparently political and absurd, a near-identical replay of the fake rape charges authorities brought against Julian Assange 15 years ago. Russell Brand, whose youngest child is barely a year old, now faces life in prison. He has no shot at a fair trial, because Britain is no longer a free country. Over the last few years, millions of foreigners have applied for asylum in the United States. Russell Brand actually deserves it. Say a prayer that the Trump administration comes to his rescue.
Seeking plaintiffs in new lawsuit for NYC unvaccinated workers denied a religious exemption
This is not for teachers or NYC DOE employees
*Time is of the essence. This lawsuit needs to be filed early next week - DO NOT DELAY!*
My attorney Sujata Gibson is seeking potential plaintiffs for a new lawsuit representing NYC employees fired during the COVID shot mandate. Here are the criteria you need to meet to be considered for this new case:
1. You filed for a religious exemption and were denied
2. You have not been part of a previous lawsuit
3. You worked for any agency in NYC besides NYC DOE
(This case is not for teachers or educators)
If you meet the above criteria, please fill out the following form and it will be evaluated to see if you qualify to be part of this upcoming lawsuit.
https://t.co/UZPBj1s0ZV
Danny Hulkower worked for the @nycsanitation at Manhattan west 7 on the Upper West Side. Danny and so many others served our city through fear, death and uncertainty- often times with little to no PPE to protect themselves and their families. But when the height of the pandemic was over, the claps and banging of the pots for our first responders stopped. The silence was deafening as those who served and faced the pandemic head on, were now being called a threat to New Yorkers for refusing to take a brand new vaccine. Danny was one of those workers who was fired in his 6th year with the Sanitation Department.
Danny is still fighting to return to work for the city he loved and served while we were all watching COVID unfold from the comfort of our homes.
The fact that we are still fighting for city workers to return to their jobs, even after the mandates were lifted is unfathomable. Every single worker that wants to return to their position needs to be reinstated and given back pay and time. They didn’t choose this path. The city chose it for them. Doing the right thing is long overdue.
As we remember the the sacrifices of our first responders and front line workers for the fifth anniversary of COVID-19, we will be spotlighting city workers who we have been in touch with over the past few years that are still trying to return to work. We will continue to fight for your rights and your freedoms🇺🇸
#LetThemWork #reinstateandcompensate
@bravest4choice@teacher_choice@NYCMayor@nycmayors@cops4freedom@DannyDeHulk86@NYCCCommonSense
the people of New York must demand that Eric Adams drops the appeals in the Garvey case or the next outbreak they declare will be worse. Share my message across the 62 counties of new york. This is a message for the empire state: this is your last chance https://t.co/BSOycufyS2