events empress in the film industry. 🏳️🌈🇿🇼🇲🇼
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So it defo has nothing to do with getting old and realising the older men were the creeps and you were a young person who didn’t know any better but now you do? And of course you nonces turn 30 and still don’t see anything wrong with chasing teenagers. of COURSE
The real issue is that you are never willing to date your age mates until you click 30. From 19 to 27, you only want a man older than you because they are much established. Now you're in your 30s and you're attacking your age mates for wanting younger women.
When you were 23 looking for 30 years old men having refused to date your mates, were you not aware that there were 30 years old women who wanted those men too? For you to date up, it means the men were dating down.
The principle is constant. As you're in your 30s now, there are young women in their 19s to 27 who want 30+ men. You'll not decide for the women what age grade to date and you'll never decide for the men you rejected when you were younger, what age grade to date.
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He’s not going to pick you and even if he did he’ll be in JAIIIILLLLLLLL😜😜😜😜
Russell Brand saved me in his phone as ‘Nincompoop’. I emailed his lawyer. Offered to be a character witness. Never heard back.
Unlike most, I’ve not spoken publicly about this since the criminal charges, out of respect for the legal process. Even had my profile on private for the entirety of the trial, so that this post couldn’t be seen or shared.
Was this a fair trial?
Can I still respect due process?
Has the trial by media prejudiced the jury?
Why did no-one in the comedy industry warn me?
Why didn’t the alleged victims come forward during ‘me too’?
Why did comedian Alfie Brown tell me he likes Russell, rode shot gun with me in the Brand Wagon and later said on stage "we all knew." (He started saying this AFTER journalists started poking around)?
Also how is Alfie Brown saying "we all knew" on stage to THOUSANDS of people, not contempt of court?
Alfie told me he knows one of the alleged victims and this is true, because the story he told me was repeated in the court.
I don’t understand how the jury could be beyond a reasonable doubt. The women should have gone to the police at the time, if they believed they had been assaulted.
Call me a nincompoop, but I think these questions are valid. Somethings just not adding up.
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GOOD! Tim Westwood next!
Russell Brand has been found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.
The judge has said he will receive a prison sentence at his hearing on Monday.
(apnews.com/article/russell-b…)
Miss Yami 2 You retweeted
I don’t want the uk blacks on my tl but gosh that Halloween conversation is perplexing! You go out every weekend and partake in debauchery, what makes this night any different? Costumes? Free yourself. Anyways man if you wanna live like your parents, go ahead
You’re a piece of shit tbh
Recognition from fellow journalists is much appreciated as this is undoubtedly a difficult and polarising story, with a tragic outcome. Many people still do not accept its legitimacy but it was an important public interest story which sparked public debate about key issues of our age timeshighereducation.com/opi…
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Miss Yami 2 You retweeted
Given an award for journalism that led to the death of someone who has been found not to have even plagiarised. This country is so disgustingly racist.
Very happy to have been shortlisted in the Specialist Journalism category in this year's British Journalism Awards for my investigation into Cambridge University professor Jason Arday and the extensive plagiarism in his PhD thesis #BJA2026
Al Jazeera are not stepping off Zimbabwe’s neck and I’m here for it
Zimbabwe’s platinum industry generates billions, yet mining communities say they see little of the wealth.
Residents face poor roads, inadequate schools and limited access to clean water and basic services.
🔗: aje.news/ol3w25
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FLAY HIS BALLS!!!!
Girl, 10, rushed to hospital with ‘stomach ache’ found to be six months pregnant as stepdad, 33, arrested
thesun.co.uk/news/40801427/g…
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Were you begging it would you say?
Prophet Uebert Angel has stepped where few DARE… Sir Wicknell Chivhayo is GONE, but his $2M debt STILL speaks…🕊️🤦🤦
Angel says he will silence it. Not with sermons, but with ACTION… This is not PHILANTHROPY, it’s power…Bro🤞🙏🏻
It’s a Prophet rewriting a Mbinga’s legacy with his own hand… In a land where debts bury names, Angel resurrects honor.
That’s not religion, that’s influence…🙏🏻🐐
Goated Move Raah👌🏻
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You mean the Glaswegian bots are rallying behind him
#dandarostreets Zimbabweans are rallying behind Ambassador Uebert Angel, crediting his alleged behind-the-scenes diplomatic efforts to push for sanctions relief and a better future for the country.
The support comes after the European Union lifted its remaining targeted sanctions on Zimbabwean individuals and entities in February 2026, with supporters praising Angel for what they describe as a quiet fight for the nation that he never sought public recognition for.
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Miss Yami 2 You retweeted
🚨🇬🇧 Turning Point UK's CEO was filmed offering an undercover reporter a menu of beatings, stabbings and killings through a Glasgow contact who says he arms the UVF
Al Jazeera’s undercover operation started in 2021 when a reporter joined the British offshoot of the American student group.
Its CEO Jack Ross, a Conservative candidate in 2023, introduced the reporter to Allan Nesbitt, a convicted criminal and self-described UVF member, agreed on camera to pay him to stage a fake pro-Zimbabwe rally, and priced out what Nesbitt’s friends could do to a person, from cutting faces to MURDER.
The UVF is the Ulster Volunteer Force, a Protestant loyalist paramilitary from Northern Ireland’s Troubles that killed over 500 people between 1966 and 1999, including 33 in one day in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, and is still banned as a terror group.
Since the peace deal it has run mostly as a drug gang that kept the name and the guns.
Nesbitt reportedly met the reporter in a London hotel, offered to have a fictional business rival “finished,” claimed he’d personally stabbed a man to death, showed a shotgun and pistol on a video call and said the fee would buy weapons smuggled from Scotland into Northern Ireland.
Ross says it was a joke. The joke came with a price list, a weapons demo and a smuggling route, and the police now have a name and a video... and wasn't particularly funny.
Somebody in Turning Point UK’s donor base should be asking when the fundraising dinners turned into this.
Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Daniel
Wait.. Vic Mensa said when he was in Palestine they were calling him abeed?!!! 😭😭😭
Being black is exhausting man 😭
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Miss Yami 2 You retweeted
Trying to understand why a prominent Tory party member organising contract killings isn’t being given wall to wall coverage. The BBC hasn’t even mentioned it on their site.
🚨🇬🇧 Turning Point UK's CEO was filmed offering an undercover reporter a menu of beatings, stabbings and killings through a Glasgow contact who says he arms the UVF
Al Jazeera’s undercover operation started in 2021 when a reporter joined the British offshoot of the American student group.
Its CEO Jack Ross, a Conservative candidate in 2023, introduced the reporter to Allan Nesbitt, a convicted criminal and self-described UVF member, agreed on camera to pay him to stage a fake pro-Zimbabwe rally, and priced out what Nesbitt’s friends could do to a person, from cutting faces to MURDER.
The UVF is the Ulster Volunteer Force, a Protestant loyalist paramilitary from Northern Ireland’s Troubles that killed over 500 people between 1966 and 1999, including 33 in one day in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, and is still banned as a terror group.
Since the peace deal it has run mostly as a drug gang that kept the name and the guns.
Nesbitt reportedly met the reporter in a London hotel, offered to have a fictional business rival “finished,” claimed he’d personally stabbed a man to death, showed a shotgun and pistol on a video call and said the fee would buy weapons smuggled from Scotland into Northern Ireland.
Ross says it was a joke. The joke came with a price list, a weapons demo and a smuggling route, and the police now have a name and a video... and wasn't particularly funny.
Somebody in Turning Point UK’s donor base should be asking when the fundraising dinners turned into this.
Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Daniel