Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Russell Brand Rape Allegations | Conspiracy Podcasts

Episode Date: September 18, 2023

Russell Brand, host of the immensely popular YouTube show "Stay Free With Russell Brand," has recently faced serious allegations of sexual assault from multiple women. These accusations have surfaced amid the show's skyrocketing viewership, particularly after Brand's vocal critiques of mainstream media and globalist agendas. The question arises: Is this another concerted effort by the mainstream media and globalist forces to tarnish Russell Brand's reputation and undermine his platform? All of this and more on this episode of Russell Brand Rape Allegations | Conspiracy Podcasts

Hello and welcome to investigate Earth podcast. I'm your host chat alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. Sherry, we have a very interesting but not surprising podcast episode tonight. And are you trying to groom me by saying beautiful every time? Because I'm just wondering why you say that all over time. Maybe so. But anyways, hey guys, welcome to the podcast. We're so glad you're here.

We are. We're definitely glad you guys are here, guys and girls. It's about 7.30 p.m. here on the East Coast of the United States, as you always hear, we are in South Carolina, and it is September 17, 2023. The name of that song is too old for puppy love, Snake City. And, you know, I don't know, it sounded kind of right for what we're going to be talking about. We're going to be talking about the latest allegations of, I don't know what you want to call it. victims going after a rapist for old crimes back in the day? Or do you call it the Matrix, the propaganda media,

and the deep state going after a political or media rival that they think is getting too big? He's called out too many things. He's said too many things. He's went against the grain, especially when this guy used to be one of the big liberals in Hollywood. Russell Brand was always known as a big liberal in Hollywood. He started kind of seeing what was going on in the world, much like we talk about all the time.

And he made a, obviously, Russell Brandner, he had a big platform from all of his movies. He started a YouTube channel. It started growing massively. I mean, we're talking about, you know, it started with 100,000, 500,000, a million, two million, three million. I think he's over 12 million.

I don't even know what it is. And I think he started right about the same time we did or shortly after, but we were like, whoa, I cannot believe this guy is actually saying this because he was such a Democrat. He was such a Hollywood person. Yeah. And he was all about the Hollywood views.

Absolutely. And then he kind of like changed his views. We're like, whoa. But I don't think he changed his views. I think he kind of woke up. Yeah, I think, well, I just think, you know, some people you cannot change. Some people, you cannot steer the way that, you know, someone called the Illuminati and who really controls Hollywood and the celebrities, right?

But I think we're getting potentially, and we're going to go over all this. But, you know, potentially we're getting a, I guess, a representation or a presentation, right? From the Illuminati, from the deep state, from the globalist to say that, hey, once you're a part of our club, this is what happens when you try to leave our club. And the reality is we kind of see this in other things, right? We can even go on basic levels. Like, think about when people join gangs, right? One of the ways people join gangs is they get beaten into a gang. and oftentimes you either die by leaving the gang or you get beaten out,

but most times they just try to kill you or whatever the case is. So it's kind of the same old tried, true, and tested fear factor mentality of you're going to stay in this or else. And I think if we look back at Luminati, we talk about globalists, the deep state, whatever the hell is going on in this world right now, which in my opinion, it is evil versus good, Good versus evil. And that's really what we're seeing. But then the evil side obviously has these organizations, these groups that are really, these are the ones that are putting the stronghold on celebrities, on voices, on governments,

on all of this stuff. And unfortunately, some of the celebrities have kind of written their lives off to the Illuminati. Because once you go, like you're saying, it is, you're so right. It's like an initiation. Like, if you want to be a star and you want to be famous, you've got to be within our group. and you have to show that you're a part of our group. You know, with a lot of stars or especially artists that sing, they'll do the Illuminati signs.

We've had many, many podcasts about how stars are with Illuminati. And they come out and pretty much say it with the signs of the eye and the triangle and, you know, all those things and the devil worshipping and going to the parties where they have fake dead people that are cakes. You know, it goes on and on. But I think you're right. Once you go into this society, You can't just leave it when you want to.

No, absolutely. No, I mean, you're 100% right. This is one of those things that when you've, you know, you've heard of the saying, right? Sell your soul, the devil. That's not just a saying, guys. I mean, I think it's a real thing. And it's not that I think it's a real thing. We know based on whistleblowers, people that have went inside of some of these places before

where they went back and reported what they actually seen. some of the like sacrificial things they would find or see. And I'm not even just talking about, you know, celebrities. We're talking about politicians. Thinking about, you know, in this instance, thinking about Jeffrey Epstein. And although this, at least from what we know, was not like devil worship Satanist stuff, which we don't know. But at the very least, we know that there was an island where these young girls, sometimes eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve years old would come to this island. and he would bring politicians and celebrities and all these famous people there to get dirt on them

because it is a part of a system to where they say, look, we want to get all these people involved so that we have dirt on them. And once you have dirt on someone that kind of dirt, you can troll every move they possibly make. You can blackmail them at that time. It goes back to that Bohemian Grove thing or whatever. The same thing where all these politicians, these famous politicians, were meeting up together and basically having gay sex with each other. And once you do that, you can't tell on each other and everyone's a victim. For sure. No, you're 100% right. But guys, so we have, I think, a really, really, really good episode. And I think if you guys have heard about the Russell Brand situation and obviously many of you have heard about Andrew Tate's situation, we had commented on that before.

Although, to be honest, Andrew Tate did not do himself any favors with just how outspoken he is, how almost like belligerent speak. that he would always have against women or towards women. And the reality of that is, although there's a lot of people that took Andrew Tate's side because it was like Andrew Tate was against the Matrix, against the Deep State, against the globalist. To me, at least, it didn't change necessarily the way and how he talked about women and how, you know, I guess so, you know, people use the word misogynistic. But it's not even, that's not even the word for it, right? I mean, I think it's, a lot of the stuff Andrew Tate used to say just made him look like a complete dick.

It really did. And a complete asshole. Right. Like, there's no, it's like an almost double standard. Like, I can go out and party and have fun, but my girl has to stay home and wait for me to get home. And I can do whatever I want, but she can't. Yeah. And do what I tell her to do or else.

Or else. I'm not going to do with her. And I can go have sex of women, but she's not allowed because she's my property, but I'm not her property. right? Exactly. And so that's all just that's all complete bullshit. And those were things I never agreed with Andrew Tate on. Now, Andrew Tate has a lot of, you know, good sayings, a lot of good things. And I think in a large part, yes, we need masculinity in this world now more than ever, right? I mean, there has been so many demasculated males. There are so many beta males out there. And there's a reason for that, guys. I mean, there's an absolute reason why they want to convert alpha males to

beta males because beta males are not a threat to the deep state cabal, which is at work right now trying to enslave all of humanity. So, you know, if you had a, you know, for example, if you had a wolf pack, right, of 10,000 wolves versus 10,000 male river otters, like, what would you rather go against? Because, I mean, the reality of this is they would much rather go after the river otters, not wolves, right? So, and I think that's what. what a lot of people were like, why, I don't understand what's going on.

I don't understand why everything's so demasculate, you know, demasculated, whatever. And so that's also, though, a reason why so many people went on Andrew Tate's side

because they see, like, Andrew Tate's very masculine. He portrays this image of like, I'm the king and women are below me and all this stuff. And I never agreed with that. Now,

although I do think the attacks on Andrew Tate were a large part because of, looking back and kind of investigating all this stuff. A large part of it was men were starting to want to be men again, right? And I'm not saying that I agreed, obviously, a lot of what he said, but he was trying to instill masculinity, alpha male ship, all of that stuff, and also misogyny. I mean, don't get me wrong.

He also had a lot of stuff to where, you know, I don't agree with as we just talked about. But he also went after the fact, like, get off your ass and, do something with yourself, make something of yourself. And he did have a lot of good things going. Like, if you just sit on your butt and do nothing, you're going to be nothing. If you go work hard, like he was even talking about doing push-ups in prison, for example, that's all he did all day. He forces himself to work very hard to get what he wants to get, to go after what you go after. And there's so many people that are so weak now in this country, in this world, that they don't, they don't go after anything or don't even have goals.

No, absolutely not. And that's why you have so much suicide and all this stuff. Now, so the reason I talked about Andrew Tate there is because we got to transition to Russell Brand. Now, Russell Brand is not like Andrew Tate as far as how he talks about women, what he thinks about the relationship status. I don't mean to think he talks about women. No, he doesn't really. No, but, you know, Russell Brand's past was, you know, self-proclaimed. I mean, he's proclaimed as like, I was a place.

I had sex with many women. You know, he, well, he's told everyone he used to be a drug user, a heavy alcohol user. That was in his past. And there's a lot of stuff that, you know, he said, look, you know, I was always consensual, though. I was always this and this and this. And the other thing we've got to think about here, too, is that none of these allegations ever came out about Russell Brand until, until he was officially one of the people that was in the Hollywood, you know, celebrity, Illuminati realm, right?

And then he went against that. He went against the globalist deep state cabal. And then he started, yeah, he started speaking out against it. He started saying, this is what's happening, guys. You need to be awake. You need to understand. You need to listen to what I'm saying. Russell Rand, by the way, is sober.

I don't know how many years, but I think it's quite a few years. He's changed his life, turned his life around. And look, I want to preface this when I say that I have no idea. idea, right? What exactly happened in his past? Was he rapist? Was he not? All we do know is that we have a lot of women coming forward that are saying, I've had experience as a Russell both high and drunk and everything else. He's always been nothing but cordial and nice and the most innocent dude you could possibly, you know, have an encounter with drunk and high. But you have to also realize he was a celebrity. And I'm just saying there's a lot of women. out there that will do anything to even be with a celebrity or have sex with a celebrity or, you know, they will go outside their box just because it's Russell Brand and they want to be with him. And he was a very sexual person. He comes out and he admits that and he had sex with a lot of people.

But I'm also saying a lot of women will do that and it's not because they were forced to do it. It's because they wanted to do that because he was a star. Absolutely. Now, you're 100% right. Now, there's this, there's, mainstream media has basically been the ones that have come out against him, you know, and keeping in mind to Russell Brand, one of his big sticks, one of the things that he's been saying for literally since, since he, you know, got a YouTube channel was, hey, mainstream media is against you. They are lying to you and they are doing everything they can to hide information from you. That is the real and true factual information. and that's why I'm here.

And so oftentimes on his YouTube channel, which now a lot of his stuff is on Rumble and on Twitter, he would call out articles. He would call out things where mainstream media was continuously lying. And I think that this got to a point where they were sick of it, they were tired of it. And I also think, by the way, that we know for a fact that this is a very targeted effort. And we're going to talk about that here in a little bit.

But let's start by playing Channel 4. as they're called, whoever the hell Channel 4 is, but apparently it's some UK-based, it's called Channel 4 News, some UK-based thing. And I want to play their piece, right? And it's about seven or eight minutes,

but I want you to hear a lot of what it says. Now, I want to make sure that you understand that in the beginning of this, there are clips. So when you hear Russell Brand in his olden days, so this was back in a day, his hair was kind of crazy,

and, you know, he was a drug addict and all this stuff. I want you to hear what this channel 4 tries to portray as him, but I also want you to understand that in the beginning of this video, you're going to hear things you might not understand, and what they're just doing is showing him in the past. So whether it be some of his comedy things, you know, something on a show, whatever the case is. And then it gets into what they're saying, what they're calling out.

They even have some quote-unquote victims that speak out on this. And we have to play this to you guys, because, you know, we have to provide context of where this actually came from. Context. Context. Yeah, context. So, guys, without further ado, here is the video that kind of somewhat explains the hit piece on Russell Brand. Here you go. Like to have it off, right?

As sort of. Thanks. Yeah. The idea of sex. Sex. The love of it, the dogged, unashamed pursuit of it, Russell Brand's thing. I'm really crap at this, aren't I? You're lovely, you're fine. Just go with it. Don't try and fight it.

I have to say that. Everybody. The core of his act, an act which made him one of Britain's best-known comedians and actors. What I do is I make absolutely sure that it is a woman, then guns it. It saw him become the host of Channel 4's Big Brother's spin-off. Welcome to Big Brother's E-Forum. One of the stars of BBC radio, it even took him to Hollywood. Now tonight, offstage, it sees him accused of rape, sexual assault, controlling and abusive behavior, uncovered in a major investigation by Channel 4 dispatches, the Times and the Sunday Times.

He's grabbing it my underwear, pulling it to the side. I'm telling him to get off me and he won't get off. Like holding me up against the wall, pushing himself. in me. It's based on the testimony of five women who agreed to share their stories. Actors have been used in some cases and in others voices have been changed. The allegations are from the early naughtys until 2013. Brand's risque stand-up routine, a huge success on the comedy circuit. He then got his big break on television, joining Channel 4's Big Brother spin-off show. Why, hello there! The program was a huge

moneymaker for production company Endemol and critical to the channel's existence. Series 5 generating £45 million in advertising revenue alone. Brand became the star of the spin-off debate show, Big Brothers E-Forum. Within weeks of starting the job, Brand was focusing his attention on a new young runner. It was only one of my first jobs. I was a runner. there was a real sense for me of being the baby and wanting to make an impression on everybody. I think I must have gone to see what he wanted for lunch

and he saw that it was me and he turned around towards me. I wasn't incredibly close to him but I saw that he had his penis out of his shorts or trousers. and it was in his hands. I wasn't going to tell anyone what he'd done because I didn't want to lose my job.

They later began a consensual sexual relationship. With hindsight and now, as an older woman, I can say with clarity that, you know, I felt like I was groomed for sex. But it's not just testimony from the women themselves. Other junior endemole crewmen, who worked with Brand on other shows agreed to tell their stories too. Russell was pointing at women that he found attractive in the audience

and then getting the runners to get their details so that they could meet up after the show. It felt like we were essentially taking lands into slaughter. Junior crew members on Big Brothers e-forum say they made complaints about his behaviour. I don't know whether that complaint went any higher than our production management team. It was definitely met with, okay, well, that's not okay. I don't know if anybody spoke to Russell. The behaviour didn't stop. Alice was just 16 in 2006 when she first met Russell Brand.

He saw me and he'd asked what my business was there. I'd just been to Topshop. He took the shopping bags from my hands and picked a dress out and he said, OK, you're going to wear that on a date with me. For Alice, Russell Brand, a self-proclaimed sex addict, was the first man she had had sex with. When everything was over, one of his friends came around to the house. They both drove me to the tube station.

He reached his hand behind the car seat and was holding my hand behind the seat like my mum does when she's in the car. And it made me feel like, yeah, I felt very small. I felt like a little kid. Alice describes being sexually assaulted. I was pushing him away and pushing him away, and he wasn't backing off at all. And so I ended up having to punch him really hard in the stomach to get him off. And then he like, finally, then he like, moved, fell backwards.

And I was crying. And he said, oh, I only want to see your mascara run anyway. From Channel 4, Brand moved to the BBC, bringing his controversial no-holds-barred broadcasting style to Radio 2. In 2008, Brand was forced to quit over an inappropriate prank call, but he was ready to take advantage of new opportunities in Hollywood. Nadia met Brand at a party and subsequently had consensual sex with him. On another occasion, she alleges, he raped her.

I was out late and he happened to call me and say, I've had a really bad day. please come over and I at first I said no I'm not going and he's like please come

just come and cut it with me so then I gave in and I'm like okay he pushed me up against the wall I'm like what are you doing and he's like

I have a friend here and I want you to come into the bedroom I'm like no that's not happening we're not doing that and I tried to get away from him. And at this point, he's grabbing at my underwear, pulling it to the side. I'm telling him to get off me and he won't get off. And he has that glazed look in his eye again. I was very

distraught, trying to get out of the house with him being so much taller than me, like holding me up against the wall, pushing himself in me. I couldn't move. That same day, Nadia went to a local rape treatment centre to report what had happened. She underwent tests, was given antibiotics and emergency contraception. But she said she couldn't face going to the police. When I went in for one of my first therapy sessions, I literally couldn't say the word, rape. I had to keep saying sexually assaulted.

But by the end of it, I was like, oh my God, he raped me. I worship divine sexual female energy. Yes, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks. I'm saying that not only because it's true, but also because it's nearly the end of the show now. And I know if I say stuff like that about women and divine sexual energy at the end of the evening, there's no way I ain't getting laid after the show tonight.

Dispatches put a freedom of information request to Channel 4 asking how many complaints it had received about Russell Brand. But Channel 4 refused to release the information, saying they were under no legal obligation to do so. The program asked the BBC if complaints had been received. They, too, declined to answer, citing data protection laws. Last night, Russell Brown... All right, so that's pretty much the report from Channel 4, whatever the hell they're called. Some kind of UK thing.

We got a lot to go over here first. And before we get to actual Russell Brand's response, which is about two minutes. or so. We got a lot to talk about. Number one, let's just start here, right? You have this guy where many of these quote-unquote victims first said they had consensual sex and then at some point in time that they were raped or that he held his penis in his hand and then later on, later on they had a relationship.

Consensual sex. Consensual relationship. consensual sex. But it's always something that is, they always say consensual, consensual, consensual, consensual. And then they'll point out a moment to where he quote unquote raped them. And why do you, why would you, why would they do that, right? Okay. Now, is that possible, right?

Is it because we, we do know that, for example, an abusive relationship, so where a wife no longer loves her husband and she hates his guts, right? And but yet they're married, they're still together. the control factor of that guy, he might rape her just for the control factor of it, right? Or probably more so likely that he can't get anyone else and he has control over his wife, so he rapes her. Because she no longer wants to have sex with him, right? But the reality of this situation is that it's not like Russell Brand was in any need for any women because he was like a sex figure in Hollywood and everywhere.

Pretty much anywhere he went, women threw their selves to him. And this is something Alex Jones says in a video, which will play to you here in just a little bit. But one of the things I started to see was, yes, everything was consensual. And why would you find all these women, right? These women that said, oh, it's consensual. But then this one time he did something I did not want to do, right? And this is because they know probably, this is my opinion, right? But these women probably know that there are many witnesses to the relationship that Russell Brand and this particular

woman had, right? And, and so many of these witnesses were saying, no, they were in a freaking relationship. They were having sex all the time. They were crazy, like, in love or in sex or in passion or in lust, right? And so they know that the only way that they're going to get away with this story is to say something like, well, this one time, you know, when... Oh my God, that just reminds me of something stupid, sorry. At bank camp? Yes. Yeah. Exactly. This one time at bank camp, they all go to ban camp. The guy went and had sex with me, and I really liked it. And then the next time he talked,

me and I didn't want him to touch me. Yeah. I don't know. So there's that, right? And I just think that this is a cover. Now, the reason I'm saying all this, and we're going to get to this in just a little bit. But isn't it funny, too, though, right? They talk about, they played that clip where Russell had this comedy thing that he had

going on. A lot of people in audience, he said, hopefully I get laid after the show tonight, right? If we're going to start playing clips like that. And the only reason I know is because, number one, I'm not going to say the person's manager I knew, which was also someone in my, you know, that used to do videos for me and music. But the guy that I know was a manager for one of the top musicians in the world. And do you know what I'm talking about? And so he used to tell me what this guy would come to him and say, and he would say, hey, look, you go to this line of girls that are waiting, right, out there after the show.

And you say, and if you're, by the way, guys, if your kids are around, move them away for a minute or do earmuffs. But anyways, so this guy would come and say this artist, which I'm not going to say the name, but this artist would come and say to his manager at the time, he said, hey, go tell the girls in line, anybody that doesn't do anal get the hell out of the line. Right? Oh, yeah. And this happens all the time with music artists. They're constantly after the concert, they're looking to get laid and have sex. And there's so many. And there's so many willing participants.

And like you said, if you don't want to do this, then you got to leave. But these, to me, when you know this is what this person wants, sex with you, and you stay as consensual. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and look, you, if you wanted to go to any music artist, not any, I mean, I'm sure there's, There's music artists out there that don't do crazy shit. There's a lot of them. But a lot of them do.

A lot of celebrities do. This is the thing. They use their power and their influence for that, for sex, for all of that. But they're not out there raping people. They're saying, I want sex with these people. And if you want to have sex with me, come on. And that's all it is. This is sex.

Yeah. This is not a relationship. This is not I love you. This is what I want to go and have sex with you. Yeah. Now, the problem with this, too, is that, you know, like, for example, a lot of college athletes get in trouble with this shit, right? Now, there are definite, I mean,

there's definite cases of college athletes, football teams, whatever, that they do gang rape shit and stuff, right? And they should be in prison. When you do show like that, you should definitely be in prison. But there are also other athletes or other high celebrities or whatever that, you know, they're in a position of celebrity and

or say both of them are drunk and they have sex and then the girl wakes up next day and be like, I can't believe you had sex with me. I was drunk. You know, and although, yes, the dude was drunk too, by the way. But then the next day, she regrets this, right? She makes a big deal out of it.

He gets accused of rape. And then potentially he goes to prison for the rest of his life. Because, you know, rape, by the way, carries a very, very stiff sentence. In most cases, like now, especially in the United States, you can get life in prison. You could even potentially get the death penalty in the United States for rape.

So accusing someone of rape, like people are doing of Russell Brand right now, is one of the most serious charges you can possibly accuse someone of. Now, understanding and knowing that Russell Brand has been around forever, right? They talked about this happening in the early 90s, right? Or as this UK person says, 90s. Sorry.

Well, the 90s up to the 2013, she said. Yeah, we're definitely not going to get the UK accent. Sorry, UK. But anyway, so Russell Brand was doing this for this long. Now, all of a sudden, it didn't, or not all of a sudden, it never mattered, right, until he started talking out against the deep state and a globalist. None of this stuff ever mattered. You never had any of these girls come forward.

Never had any of their girls ever say anything about being raped and they're a victim and all this shit. Until mainstream media and whoever put these people up to this came to them. And not just them, by the way. And we're going to talk about that. They went to tons of women. They went to almost everyone possible they could find to try to come. conjure up whatever story they could possibly conjure up. And this kind of makes me start thinking a little bit about like police interrogation, right?

How law enforcement can make you believe something eventually. And then all of a sudden you're like, well, damn, maybe I was raped. You know, and they're very convincing to this, right? And I think this is kind of what happened. Russell Brand started coming out and talking about the deep state of globalists. And this media push from the globalist, the mainstream media, who hates him now, by the way, Wanted to take him down and we're just going to get deeper guys. Right.

And I just want to mention, too, the lady said from the 90s to 2013. Well, you think now it's 2003, almost 2024. There is a limit of statuary. Sorry. Oh, my God. Now you can't say it. No, I can't. God, sorry.

But there is a limit to how many years you can wait until you come forward to say you're raped. And I believe it's 10 years. Yes, 10 years. Well, so this is, these rapes happen from the 90s, they say, until 2013. Yeah.

This is now 2023? So is the limit even up if, you know, what I'm saying. Yeah. Well, and the thing is, it's different for different things, right? Different crimes have different,

um, statutory limits and that's not it, actually, because you screwed me up as soon as you said that. Sorry. And I literally erased it from my brain. And I was trying to think in my brain, like,

How do you say that word? But no, the statutory limit, though, is different for certain things, right? You have certain things that are, you know, two years or a year or three years. But more serious crimes, more felonist crimes, like murder, obviously. I don't even think murder has a statutory limitation, but like things like rape or accusations and stuff like that. They put that in place because there are people that will go after Hollywood stars or athletes or artists. You have limitation. That's it.

Yes. They put that in place because they know that sometimes this happens when somebody gets really big and is in the eye and everyone, they're going to go after the money. So they have to put these things in place. Yeah. And so, and oftentimes too when this happens is that, you know, they know that regardless of whether it's true or not, they fear them with the criminal side of it. So they want them to settle for not prosecuting on the criminal side that could, you know,

Right. And they end you up in prison for life. Right. And they'll say, well, we'll take $10 million. Yeah. We're going to pay, you have to pay millions of dollars if you don't want to go to court. Absolutely. So I want to now play you Russell Brand's response to all the accusations.

He came out with a response on his YouTube, on his Twitter slash X, whatever the hell you want to call it. I want you to hear his response. We're going to get to a couple of things of support for Russell Brand. And then we're going to break down what is the actual. going on with this whole thing, right? Ask yourself this before we get in this video. Russell Brand supposedly was raping women through the 90s and early 2000. Now they want to cancel and destroy him, put him in prison. Has anyone yet to find out any of the victims, or not victims, sorry, any of the suspects of the people that Jisleine Maxwell was trafficking young girls to

that was highly influential people, politicians, celebrities, you name it. Princes. Do we know any of those people? No, we don't. Oh, we know who they are, but they're not going after them. Exactly, because, you know, that puts them all under. It also does all that. Now, I'm not saying that Russell Brandt obviously did any of this stuff, right?

I actually believe, personally, that he did it. I, especially based on many women that are coming forward, and this reminds me a lot of Andrew Tate. You know, when Andrew Tate was going through all this, there was a lot of women coming for saying this is bullshit Andrew Tate's not like that. Although, yes, he has opinions about, you know, relationship, you know, the relationship between a man and a woman and so on and so forth. I believe that.

He's not like that. Andrew Tate than I would. Absolutely. Russell Brand. Yeah, absolutely. But anyway, so here is Russell Brand's response to the accusations. Here you go. Awakening Wonders.

Now, this isn't the usual type of video we make on this channel where we critique, attack, and undermine the news in all its corruption because in this story, I am the news. I've received two extremely disturbing letters or a letter and an email. One from a mainstream media TV company. One from a newspaper listing a litany of extremely egregious and aggressive attacks, as well as some pretty stupid stuff like my community festival should be stopped, that I shouldn't be able to attack mainstream media narratives on this channel. But amidst this litany of astonishing, rather baroque attacks,

are some very serious allegations. that I absolutely refute. These allegations pertain to the time when I was working in the mainstream, when I was in the newspapers all the time, when I was in the movies. And as I've written about extensively in my books, I was very, very promiscuous. Now, during that time of promiscuity,

the relationships I had were absolutely always consensual. I was always transparent about that then, almost too transparent. And I'm being transparent about it now as well. And to see that transparency metastasized into something criminal that I absolutely didn't. makes me question, is there another agenda at play? Particularly when we've seen coordinated media attacks before,

like with Joe Rogan when he dared to take a medicine that the mainstream media didn't approve of, and we saw a spate of headlines from media outlets across the world using the same language. I'm aware that you guys have been saying in the comments for a while, watch out, Russell, they're coming for you, you're getting too close to the truth, Russell Brand did not kill himself.

I know that a year ago there was a spate of articles. Russell Brand's a conspiracy theorist. Russell Brand's right wing. I'm aware of news media making phone calls, sending letters to people I know for ages and ages. It's being clear to me, or at least it feels to me, like there's a serious and concerted agenda to control these kind of spaces and these kind of voices. And I mean my voice along with your voice. I don't mind them using my books and my stand-up to talk about my promiscuous consensual conduct in the past. What I seriously refute are these very, very serious criminal allegations. it's worth mentioning that there are witnesses whose evidence directly contradicts the narratives that these two mainstream media outlets are trying to construct,

apparently in what seems to me, to be a coordinated attack. Now, I don't want to get into this any further because of the serious nature of the allegations, but I feel like I'm being attacked, and plainly they are working very closely together. We are obviously going to look into this matter because it's very, very serious. In the meantime, I want you to stay close, stay awake, but more important than any of that, if you can, please stay free. Yeah, so there is Russell Brown's response. And I think just listening to the first video,

we know who the coordinated attacks are going from, or who are they coming from, obviously. Main Street Media. Well, the two media sources that he's talking about, we know. Yeah, I mean, and like Andrew Tate, shit, I was thinking about Andrew Tate, But like Russell Brand says there, you know, we have witnesses to these allegations, right? And that's probably true.

This is a reason why they had to say things like, you know, yes, we had consensual sex in a relationship for this long. But then one day, he raped to me, right? Or he grew up before by sticking his penis out. And then, you know, he kind of made me want to have sex with him. Yeah. You know, how is it? Even if that happened, how is that rape? I don't get it.

You know, if a guy, if I was working and didn't want to be fired or whatever because I'm working on this place and a guy sticks his penis out, I would turn around and walk the other way and try to have nothing to do with him if I didn't want to tell on him. Yeah. But instead, she says that she ended up in a consensual sexual relationship with him. Yeah, at some point in time. Yeah. I mean, the whole thing's crazy. Now, I want to play you with Alex Jones. He came out.

His video's pretty big trending. and what he had to say because Alex Jones has a decent close relationship with Russell Brand. I want to play this as a very short clip, but I want to let you know what Alex Jones had to say, and then we're going to break down

some of the actual official things of what is really going on. So you guys know whether or not is true or not, at least based on what we have found. So here is Alex Jones and what he thinks about the whole situation. The Matrix is coming after Russell Brand. anybody that challenges the globalist, anybody that challenges Big Pharma,

anybody that's popular that comes out against the establishment is going to be accused of assaulting women. Now, if you're Jeffrey Epstein's client list, that's as secret as what happened to JFK and the CIA. I know Russell Brand personally. I knew him back when he was married to Katie Perry. He's come on the show a few times. We've hung out some in Austin.

I've never seen women throw themselves at anybody like with him. And I mean, I've seen the old footage of Elvis with women pulling their panties off, thrown at them. It's like that, okay? At restaurants, at one of his events I went to, it was literally women jumping at us, okay? And he's a big guy in person. No one ever accused him for the last 15 years of assault. He says a big sweetheart. And now because he comes out against big pharma, he comes out against the globalist, he comes out against the New World Order, suddenly the allegations are happening to him.

They've had PIs out trying to get women to lie about me for years. they haven't found a woman to do it yet because they haven't been with many women. Not like Russell Brand. This guy's, you know, this guy's a beast. He's like Harold Flynn. So that's incoming because they want to punish people and destroy people that decide to stand with humanity. I stand with Russell Brand. He's completely innocent.

It's why we have a statute of limitations so people 10 years later can't make stuff up when you're ultra-famous. They're doing it to everybody. They're doing it to Andrew Tate. They're trying to do it to Elon. They're trying to do it to me. They're trying to do it to Paul Watson. They're trying to do it to anybody that stands up to him. But we know who the real predators are.

That's the global start in World War III with open borders and massive human smuggling. So as for me and my family, we're going to continue to tell the truth. As for M.4, we're going to continue to tell the truth. And people have to realize this is a pattern here. Anybody challenges the New World Order? They come out and say you're a sexual assaulter. All right. So that was Alex Jen saying how they had P.I.

He's trying to find anybody that actually had sex with him and they could not find anyone. Sorry, Alex. I'm sorry, Alex. It was hilarious, though. I was kind of laughing because they can't find any women that want to have sex with Alex. Wow. That's funny. But the funnier thing is his wife's actually the one taking this video.

So she's probably like, yeah, they ain't finding nobody, including me. They couldn't even give me. When's the last time he had sex with Alex? It's been a long ago. Well, I've seen him on podcast like pretending to want to have sex with guys. Alex, we're just kidding. Alex, we're just kidding. if you're listening.

And by the way, Alex, I love it. Alex is probably, he could be a player. If he was single tomorrow, I guarantee. He goes out there, he could find some chicks easily. I mean, he's Alex Jones, dude. I guarantee you. So anyways, so Alex, as he said was, you know, the amount of time that he has come out, or not come out, that he's been out with Russell Brand and their relationship they have,

you know, yes, there was women continuously that, you know, through, themselves at Russell Brand. This was something that was even portrayed really in the movie forgetting Sarah Marshall where he was a rock star and, you know, he was with Sarah Marshall and, you know, he was very promiscuous and a drug user and all this stuff. And it kind of betrayed what he really used to be, really. I mean, and for those of you who have not saw the movie, it's actually a really good movie. I like that movie. But not only Alex Jones has come out in support for Russell Brand, but so has Elon. Musk says, I do not believe this.

This is BS, I believe. I know you're a good guy. Obviously, Andrew Tate has come out in support. There's been a lot of people come out in support. So now you have two very different sides. You have it with everything. You have it with the UFOs. You have it with politics.

You have it with everything. But this is no different, right? You have one side, the Democrats, because the Democrats believe that Russell Brand is exposing, or not even just the Democrats, but the left, the deep state, the globalists, the people that are really behind that push. Right, right.

Anti-guns, anti-free speech, anti-all this stuff. They're all about, you know, put Russell Brand in prison forever. Just like they were with Trump, just like there were so many different things, right? And then yet you have this other faction, right, which is like, no matter what, Russell Brand is innocent, right? Because he stands and speaks for us. Now, could there be a middle ground, right? I mean, there could, right? The reality is there really could be a middle ground.

And the problem with what is happening today is that when some, Someone that speaks for this side, especially a popular side, or someone that speaks for the other side, no matter what, those people are kind of bulletproof to their sides. Regardless. Like, this person on this side could go and literally murder 10 people and get away with it. And get away with it because this side is going to say, oh, yeah, you're just coming after him because of this. Right. And then the other side could do the same thing. Yeah.

I get that. But the thing that is very different about this whole situation with Russell Brand is I've not heard. if there's any more witnesses than what we heard on audio, but every victim that are witnesses, every victim that's come forward so far said they had consensual sex with him. Absolutely. And it can't be rape if you have consensual sex. That just doesn't work.

Yeah, so you make a really good point here, right? So what I just said, right? And I wanted to paint the picture because people were probably thinking that, right? Or at least people have probably thought this before. And this is something that you've got to look out for, right? no matter, you know, for example, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, this whole thing and the whole corruption and just the crazy shit that's going on. Everyone on that side still is like, oh, no, nothing to see here, you know, whatever, although it's been proven, right, that that happened. And then also on the other side where things were accused of, and then a lot of those things have been disproven based on court and trials and, or not trials with special counsels and investigations, whatever.

all I'm saying is that in this particular situation, like you said, I don't think it is about Russell went out and can do anything. And they would take that, right? Right. I think people are smart enough to know. But I think the reality is that this is just, you know, where there's smoke, there's fire. When you see that this is obviously a campaign to try to cancel and destroy Russell Brand's name because he is making such big waves with people. I mean, you have a lot at stake. If you're looking at 2024, you have someone that used to be a big liberal Democrat on the left that is completely against the deep state, which is what is in control of the United States now, regardless of Democrat or who's in office.

Because that could very well happen with a Republican as well. Oh, yeah, for sure. As long as they're bought and paid for and part of the system. And there's a lot of Republicans like that. It just so happens this time. It is Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and this administration. and they're really good at not doing anything to stop the deep state from just full control. And so when you have a guy that used to be kind of a part of the system that led into this,

now that it's coming out against this with 12, 13, 15 million followers, and then you have people like Joe Rogan, which they tried to cancel. You have Elon Musk, which has a platform supposedly free speech. I don't believe that shit. He either doesn't know what's actually going on on his platform or, or, or he's lying, right? But that's a whole other podcast. So let's get into a little bit about this.

Now, Channel 4 and it's called Channel 4 and Times, Russell Brand hit piece exposed right and left wing British media unite to smear alternative voices. Now, Russell Brand is a well-known alternative media personality. It doesn't follow a propaganda of the mainstream narrative. An axis of mainstream media has colluded to destroy Russell Brand's reputation. because he poses an existential threat to them. When he led a hindo-nistic lifestyle,

mainstream media promoted and broadcasted his stereotypically liberal behavior. At that time, they had no issue. But decades later, after he left that lifestyle and agitated mainstream media, both the right and left-wing branches, they have manufactured weak allegations out of his past to take him out. They did the same with Andrew Tate, and they will do the same again to anyone else that comes out against. them. The irony is that liberal leftist society promotes Hinduism and then when the time is

right used that very behavior to cancel that person. Right. So for example, and I want to point this out, Lauren Bobert, you know, Congresswoman Lauren Bobert was in a movie theater and she was getting handsy with her new boyfriend and it's all over mainstream media. It's all over the internet. It's all over everything. And just so happens, by the way. about the Bobert story that her new boyfriend is a Democrat bar owner somewhere

and so a lot of people are saying that she's probably set up on this one and it's just so how like where the hell do cameras come in and movie theaters like this? You can see and was pointing right to this and how handsy were they because a lot of people go to the movies

Well he was grabbing her boobs and she was kind of putting his hand her hand or crotch but I'm just saying I'm guilty of that too Yeah Well I've done that yeah done that in the movie theaters. Like, that's what you do sometimes.

I did that when I was 16. Babe, we've done it together at the movie theater. I know, but what I'm saying is when you're in high school, that's what people do, right? That's what a lot of people do. It's dark. It's like fun. You're watching a movie. You really are into each other.

And, you know, you just want to do fun things like that. Yeah, but it's awesome. But listen, but these same people trying to cancel Lauren Bobert for that are the same people that love the fact that the LGBT parades have, men that have their penises out that are twerking in front of little kids and women have their boobs and vaginas out and asses out and all that that's perfectly fine yeah but yet this is uh it's just absolutely yeah two people in a movie theater that's dark no one can see and it's a mel and female and uh and they just they were pissed about us but like you said meanwhile people can be in daylight

and have their balls sticking out of their little thong thing yeah and it's okay yeah So the media assumed upon itself the role of prosecutor and judge and jury with no regard for justice or due process. So a forensics analysis into the Times and Channel 4 hit piece to see the strength of these claims. Okay. So we're going to look at the strength of these claims. They contacted hundreds of people in order to find dirt on Russell Brand. Okay. Hundreds.

Not these five that they just found. Hundreds of women. Simply put, the article and did. Dispatches documentary were the result of years of digging up any woman that would give the mainstream media the story they wanted. They frankly admit that they scrutinize Brand's books and interviews and watched and listen to hundreds of hours of his shows on the BBC, Channel 4, and YouTube to corroborate allegations.

Imagine speaking to so many people during the height of his fame and Brand claims have slept with 80 women a month, and yet they managed to find only four women all whom actually were in a relationship with Russell Brand. How convenient is that, right? So this is the game. You can have a relationship with someone, and decades later, a woman can claim one of the encounters

during the middle of it was not consensual. I mean, that's basically what they're saying here, right? So here's a video of a woman confirming that Brand was indeed kind to her, and everything between them was 100% consensual. However, her account, didn't align with the mainstream media narrative, so it was excluded completely from the documentary.

And this is one of many individuals who were contacted among the hundreds. So we're going to play this, we're going to actually play this clip to you guys now of what she had to say about Russell. Here you go. I actually know who this is about, and I have the receipts.

I was contacted in June by a journalist regarding a video I made about a certain celebrity and a weekend that we shared together. The video is kind of viral. It's on my page somewhere if you want to go see it. And that certain somebody was, as most of you will be aware, Mr. Brand. They weren't going to use my story because it didn't fit the narrative for their documentary

because he wasn't an asshole to me. But here are some of the messages. Obviously, I will take out the person's name and stuff. We had a phone call. She contacted me for more information and I didn't contact her back because I kind of felt like it would be mean. Anyway, there you go. Put your bets on. It's a documentary about the one and only, Mr. Russell Brand.

And just a fun fact. Astrology-wise, the lunar nodes of destiny have shifted into Ares right on top of his Mars and Moon. Written in the stars, baby. Okay, bye. So that was an account from her. So she spent a whole romantic weekend with him. she said he wasn't an asshole tour they came out and tried to get her story and because her story didn't go with the narrative they left her out of the documentary because that was not their narrative yeah absolutely yeah you're 100% right they did not I mean you know so you have to remember they interviewed hundreds right and you said 80 women a month did you say it's what he said yeah he probably had sex with 80 so I'm sure they went after all these people if they're watching hours and hours of all his tapes and movies and blah blah and this and this and this.

He went after, they went after everyone they could find to go against him. Yeah. And they found five women out of all these people he's had sex with. And the women he did find, they did find that

wouldn't go against them. They didn't put in the documentary. Yeah, you have to remember like, yeah, even if they find five out of 80 women a month, I mean, I don't even know what that math would. But I'm also wondering, did they pay them off? Exactly. That's exactly what I was getting to.

Like, did they go back to some of these women and say, look, we're going to give you money if you say something like this or or or at least the five women they thought were the most goable that kind of, you know, maybe. And we have to remember too. Maybe they groomed the women to do this. But you have to. But listen, we have, absolutely. You're 100% right. But you have to remember that, you know, for a large portion of the United States or the world, right. And for those of you listening out there, how many of your exes?

And listen, there are some people out there that you can go to your exes and they love you and they'll, maybe they're your best friends. And then there are other exes that hate your guts and like would do anything to destroy you, right? I mean, there is many situations like that. But imagine having sex with 80 women a month, which is bad, by the way, but regardless. Imagine having sex with a lot of women, regardless of 81 a month or a lot of men, right? And how many of those men, especially some of those or women, that you had relationship with? I mean, especially considering, you know, there's always the narrative of like, if you have sex with a woman, then she gets attached or, you know, at least that used to be the narrative. And now there's men getting attached for having sex with a girl.

And the girl leaves them, you know, high and dry, right? I mean, it can go both ways. But imagine, like, the opportunity for a mainstream media news outlet or a conglomerate of mainstream media news outlets that can go to scorned women. and let's just say they found five, which is what appears they did out of probably thousands in reality. But these five would not even go on a record saying they were raped.

They said it was consensual sex. Yeah, and they always played the like, oh, well, you know, we're going to blacken their face, you know, change your voice a little bit, and we're doing it because it's victim protection, of course. But they also heavily manipulate, or not And they heavily abuse that because then, you know, if you have a situation where you can have an accuser to where they can accuse you of things that can put you in prison for life, I feel like those people should

have to show their face, state their name to the public regardless. I understand that people are going to come after them or whatever. But I just, I don't know. It's just bullshit to me. And I just want to put a point out there that this happens not only with people like Russell Brand. This happens everywhere, including Trump, including Cuomo. I can't remember his first name right now. But you remember Andrew Cuomo during the whole COVID thing where he was the dude that was coming out with all these statistics.

He was on top of everything. Everyone loved him. And then all the sudden, because people found out, you know, he's putting COVID people in nursing homes, they had to get rid of him. So they had this woman come and claim that he raped her. Yeah, or sexually harassed her. Haraster or whatever it was. They use the sexual stuff to their benefit in both ways, right? If they want to help you, if you're part of their system and you did something way worse than that, right?

They will accuse you of this shit. And it's a coordinated thing to say, look, you're about to really go down for this nursing home shit where you just killed thousands of elderly, probably on purpose. And I mean, who knows? We don't know, allegedly on purpose. but you know so you're gonna get you out of it so you might want to ride off in the sunset and let's just give you some some little you know sexual harassment shit just to get you out of the picture and then everyone are just in their minds chalked that way sexually harassment yeah see he's gone then you forgot about it we don't want to hold you account for anything else like I said I couldn't even remember his first name because it's been so long since he's been on TV or mentioned because he's out of the picture now because they got him out of the picture and I would I just thought back then it was so strange how all that went down. Like he was this famous guy. Like I'm, you know, at one point when I was believing him and thought he was really good,

I was like, well, maybe he's going to run for president next time or whatever. But the same thing happened. Well, I know you were like, but the same thing happened to Trump. But the, I can't. Oh, yeah. It's been happening in Trump, dude. With the sexual allegations. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, it's been happening to Trump. I mean, been happening to Trump. And all of us. But you, there is a pattern here. It's anyone that, like you said, they need you to get out of the way because you're going to get in trouble or they're trying to get you out of the way because you're not doing what their agenda wants you to do. You're in between them.

Yeah. So to get back to kind of the story as far as the timeline, for some reason, according to their argument, brand exhibits a pattern where all the raped women admit they were already in a sexual relationship with them, right, as we talked about. And why this bizarre pattern of exclusively raping women he's already having non-raped sexual relationships with, right? I mean, why is there no rape allegations of some girl he just met, raped him, whatever? But yet, but yet he only raped women that he was in relationships sexually with to begin with, right? I mean, this is something that is already the biggest bullshit call in this whole thing to begin with.

And that's the game. And none of these girls went to the police. They never got rape kits or done any of this stuff. And they said they were afraid to. Well, listen, it's a formula because with this methodology, you can take out any man in the world, any of them. I mean, anyone that has ever had sex with a woman, you could take out any man in the world and put them in prison for the rest of their life.

If you don't like something they're saying or doing later on when they get big, a woman or some group or organization or news company or whoever can come along and say, Right. Was there just ever a time? Oh, and if there wasn't, we'll give you $100,000 to say there was because then he's a rapist. Right. And I think you're right about that. I don't think these women are just coming out of the woodworks for nothing.

You know, it's not the women coming out. It's these news organizations trying to find these people. And that's the big difference. if these women really had a hard time with what went on and they really thought they were raped, why didn't they come out on their own? Yeah. Why did it take this collaborated effort with many news stations or news places to find these people? You know what I'm saying?

Yeah, absolutely. It just does not make sense to me. And I'm a woman. And yes, of course, I believe in women's rights. And I believe that, yes, women can be raped. raped at times by somebody that they have a relationship with. And I don't know. I think I've not ever been in that circumstance,

so I can't really talk about that. But I know that has happened. But normally when that happens, they're brutally raped by their husbands, who are her husbands end up being murderers or something, or crazy people. You know, they're raping them not for sexual experience,

but they're raping them for power and control. And, to hurt them. Yeah. And not only that, I mean, oftentimes, a lot of these people that rape women is because they've been hurt by women somewhere in their past and they can't get women. Right. And so. Like Encel.

Yeah, exactly. Is that how you call it? Insel? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I think so. So the first woman who claimed that he raped her presented the following as evidence. She asserts he apologized, but the nature of the apology isn't what it claimed by the times, i. rape. It's evident that the apology was related to not using a condom during their encounter.

She also mentioned getting tested for any potential consequences due to not use in protection. And so in this scenario, not using a condom is equated to rape. It's not clear whether they use condoms every time or not or seemingly numerous sexual encounters, but whether stealthing is the same as rape is extremely consentious. But of course, feminists seek to weaponize any heterosexual encounter. So there was something of a text that they used in which this woman, I guess that he didn't use a condom when she thought he was. And she texted him was like, why would you freaking do that? Because, you know, whatever.

And yet they used that text to, I guess, say that he raped him, even though it doesn't exactly portray what exactly it meant. And I could see how a woman would maybe get pissed about. not using a condom because they don't want to be pregnant and they don't want to get any diseases because they know you're having sex with other women, right? Yeah. So that's your protection. I could see how she gets mad, but that is not rape. Yeah.

It's still consensual sex. She wanted to have sex with them. She just didn't realize that he had a condom on or didn't have a condom. So recall the stealthing was the exact same accusation against Julian Assange by accusers. coincidence I'm sure but this case highlights a consequence of the Me Too movement

the redefinition of rape to include any and everything and trivializing an actual rape sorry so trivialized I mean like when you tribalize something you you want to make it to where it's like we're just going to make it whatever we want it to be

we're going to shape our narrative around what rape actually is also if you download and image that was released on Twitter, and I had done this, to full size, you notice that text looks different, and there's a faint line below the words when a woman say no. The left side of the blue common appears to be smudged and not a clearly defined line. It appears the message has been tampered with. And so the message, and I'm getting a lot of stuff, I've got all this stuff kind of linked in. So the actual text message, right, when the woman,

Apparently the woman sent to News Channel 4 or whatever to hell. This text message exchange between Russell and her looks very strange. It looks very weird. It looks like it is tampered with, Photoshopped, or otherwise. And guys, we're in 2023. I mean, you can do a lot of stuff like that. I mean, you have people on, you know, video being Drake now that are not Drake. You have songs.

You have songs that are, has. has his voice that is not him. So the power of technology nowadays... And AI is what you're really talking about. It's very scary. So initially the article claims that Brand raped her against a wall in Los Angeles home and she was treated at a rape crisis center on the same day.

Then later in the article, it is clear she was in a consensual relationship with Brand. A screenshot of messages after the alleged encounter suggests that she was upset that brand did not use a condom. When a girl says no, it means no. Last time you asked me condom or no condom, when I say condom, that doesn't mean it's an option, right? This was literally part of the message that they did not release in the actual documentary. They only released the no means no thing to make it look like Russell rape this girl.

And it was literally about a condom use, right? I mean, and so this is actually where we are where we are going with this. So to kind of wrap this up, because we're at an hour and four now, this is not surprising to me, like, at all. No, I saw it coming because anyone that's out there talking about the Matrix or going against the Matrix or the New World Government or the New World Order or anything that is against the agenda, when they get too big, they're going to be canceled. We often talk about it on our podcast. When we get too big, we're going to be canceled. Because they are going to find a way to get rid of you, one way or another. If it's not accusing you of rape, it's killing you in a prison cell, or it's censoring you on a platform that is not censored and then they're taking away your freedom of speech.

Yeah. I mean, they're going to destroy you. It's, you know, unfortunately, the day. that we're living in. I mean, and, you know, when I talk to normal people, I guess, I guess after doing this podcast, but just really being awake fully, not woke. I am, I am more awake now than I've ever been. And I think, and I guess I think that I'm, I'm too much awake. Like, and I've thought about us. I actually thought about us last night because for those of you that don't know, I've been sick for like three days. I never get sick, but I have been sick. And usually I can

go pretty good to sleep, you know, like when I, when I go to bed, especially, I've had a couple glasses of wine or something, do the podcast, get that out, go to bed, go to sleep. And so since I've been sick, can't breathe, freaking up for three hours after I should have already been asleep. And so when I'm up, when I should be asleep, I'm always thinking of just crazy shit. But I'm all, but I'm thinking of things in reality. And I'm thinking of like, man, like I am like too much awake almost.

Like I have this debate in my mind all the time. And it is depressing. And I even have debated. Like I swear to God you, I have debated, you know, I think about our podcast, for example. And I lay there in bed and I'm like, damn, we have a podcast. And these are the thoughts I'm thinking about my bed. Our bed. We have this podcast.

And, you know, we're constantly going on there and telling people all this crazy shit that's going on. Which is true. All this stuff that's going on is actually. happening, right? And we're, that is our job. I mean, that is what we do. That is what we have a passion to do. That is what we feel like we wake up every day and, and we get through our normal jobs and the things that we do for- Well, I don't think it's just a passion. I think it's something that we're supposed to be doing. Absolutely. Yeah. I mean, we are called to it. You know, they always say like preachers are called to preaching or whatever. I feel like that we

have something every day in us. Like- And that's why to me it's not depressing. To me, it's getting the word out and awakening other people and keeping the message going and keeping people believing in the truth. I know. I get that 100%. No, 100%. That's the reason we're still doing this. I mean, no question.

I feel like it is a calling from something, right? A higher power or whatever you want to call it. Because I can't not do it, right? There's a driving factor. And there's not been a lot of things I've been more driven. about than what we do on this podcast ever i don't i don't even know no no because jad this is one thing we have really stuck out i'm well i'm in can i'm i'm i'm uncontent on things right i'm not ever content um this i have been content but you know when when you're lay in bed

and you think about like you know am i too awake am i too do i know too much shit because knowing all of that stuff is depressing to me i mean it's depressing to really know what is going on the world. And I think that like when I talk to my brother, or I talk to my mom, or I talk to a friend that is not, you know, kind of on this same level as far as trying to figure out and understand what's

going on, I kind of envy them sometimes because they have no idea what's going on. Some of those people are like, yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I'm just going to work and, you know, going to play pool or going to or going to be a beach or I'm going to the mountains or I'm going to do this. And they want to ignore

everything that has happened in the world. and they want to live their life and they want to enjoy it and I and I get it and some parts of me people yeah some parts of me is like damn like not me I would I would in some ways rather like like not me in a skinny minute no way no but I'm saying it is it gets depressing and it can be it can be something that plays on my mind because I'm I am constantly at anguish to where it's like knowing all of this and understanding this is just it eats in my brain It eats in my brain because I'm one of those people. It's like there's no way that this can be happening.

And there's no way that 300 plus million people just in the United States are just allowing this to happen. There's no way that this world is allowing this to happen. I get these thoughts and I think about this every night and it's crazy. But I'm very glad and happy and unfortunate what we're doing. I am. I'm for sure happy about that. It's just I don't know. I don't ever want to make people depressed by saying what is actually going on.

you're saying you're depressed, that makes it depressing. It's not depressing. You are awake and you know what's going on and you are like you're trying to tell the rest of the world or people that know it or don't know it. People that do know it, you're at your you're keeping them going. Like we believe in you. You believe in the same shit as we do and we got to keep going. You're right.

We got to like be on each other's team and we got to wake up people that don't understand what's going on. Yeah. We got to keep talking to them. It's almost like a, I don't even want to. compares to that, but it's just, we have to keep talking about it to wake everyone up. Because if we don't do it, nobody else is going to do it. There's got to be people like us and people like the people that listen to us and have their own podcasts or they, you know, preach to

other people. We've got to have all of us working together to get the word out. No, you're right. No, I mean, 100%. You're 100% correct. And that's something that, you know, like I said, That's something I wake up forever day. I can't not do it. I'm just telling you, I guess maybe part of the problem, too, with that for my mind is, like, the fact that I can't wake up and not do it, right? And so I'm trapped in making sure that we get as many people as possible, whatever. And sometimes, you know, you feel deflated on certain things.

Like, I feel like we need to reach every person in the world or whatever the case is. All I'm saying is is that Sherry's right. Thank you. No, but you are right. Quit your depression bullshit. No, no, but you are right. Get off your little snowflake shit. But I think what I'm trying to say here is.

And no, it's not snow. Yeah, you're acting like a snowflake shit. No, no, no, it's not snowflake shit. I just want people to understand that this is not a show. This is not something we do for fun. Okay, this is something we do for a calling. This is something we wake up to and we have to do. And so I want people to understand that there are shows probably out there that do it for fun,

monetization, for entertainment value. And we try to entertain. We try to do certain things to entertain people. but I just want you guys to understand that this is what we talk about and the things we talk about is the realest thing that you're going to hear on the face of this planet. It is the real shit that is really going on. And although, yes, it does, I guess my point is it does affect my life in some ways, it's sometimes negatively because I understand and realize and I'm fully awake to what's going on. And so I just want you guys to understand this that you guys have to understand that what we're talking about on this is true. This is not something that is just an entertainment value.

There are entertainment value podcasts out there that do conspiracy theories and all this stuff. And hopefully we entertain you guys. And hopefully there are other podcasts to entertain you too. Or hopefully we have episodes that are meant for entertaining. But I just want to point out like with the Russell Brand thing and there's so much shit. There's so many things that are really actively emotional. Right. And this is not entertainment when we're talking about what's happening to Russell Brand.

Yeah. This is happening because of the deep state. agenda. They're going after a man that is preaching against what he knows to be true that he does not believe in. Yeah. And they're trying to destroy them. And they're using everything they can to destroy this man. So we need everyone to stand up and to see the truth. Absolutely. And I think a lot of our listeners, I think most of you guys out there, I think most of you guys see it. And so what I will challenge you guys do, by the way, is share this podcast episode, share any of our episodes. Do do whatever you can to get the message out there. If you want to send it to people

on your social media, send one of our episodes that you think is interesting, the people need to hear, go send it to them. You know, we are this group. And the bigger we can make this group and the more people can hear it, the bigger the movement is. You guys are our family. You guys are the movement on our podcast. And we appreciate each and every single one of you. By the way, not to depress you anymore, but but it's going to be an episode that is probably coming up soon. I don't know if any of you remember the NEPA virus that we had talked about a couple years ago. We had talked about the NEPA virus was just waiting in the wings in the Wuhan Lab.

There were early accusations, allegations, and conspiracy theories. That they're going to release it. Mainstream media. No, mainstream media says it was a conspiracy theory that NEPA virus was even in the Wuhan Lab. And we had done that episode two years ago or a year and a half ago, whenever it was. We had an owl on for one of the episodes. Well, guess what? Now India has a NEPA virus that is starting to come out through India.

The UK has this massive biohazard tents and all this shit that's popping up the past few days. This is starting to be a huge thing. Migrants from wherever are coming in the UK. We don't know exactly what's going on in the UK as far as the whatever reason they're having what looks to be like COVID-type preparations, but even on a more elaborate scale. So if this is NEPA virus, we have an episode about that a while back about what that could mean. And actually, we kind of called it as like, you know, if they, if they really want to use something to really control people, NEPA virus is one of those that's got a 70% mortality rate. It can, it can stay dormant in someone for a month before it actually infects other people.

So the amount of people that someone can affect over a month time could be thousands. And for those that don't know, the reason why very deadly viruses fail as a pandemic is because of the quick mortality of the actual host. Host, right. Yeah. And so like Bubonic Plague, for example, when someone gets it very deadly, but they just don't have the chance to expose thousands of people. But when you have a virus like NEPA virus to where it can lay dormant in a body for a month. And then everyone you come in contact with can get this. And then they get it.

And if this virus has a 70% mortality rate, that's kind of crazy. So stay tuned for that. We'll see what happens with that. But yeah, have a great night, guys. Oh, my God, Chad. Lord. But that's what's happening. Okay, but we have talked about that.

And we said if COVID doesn't work for the deep state, they're going to try to, they're going to try something else. Okay. Is COVID working right now for them? I don't know. It's not working. I think I just had COVID two weeks ago. No, I'm saying, but is it scaring people?

people, it's not. Yeah, because we're used to it. And we're getting COVID over and over again. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. COVID is not scaring anyone. And that's the problem. And hopefully that's not what they're doing, but COVID is not scared anybody.

We'll have to look into more of this India stuff and let you guys know for sure, because we got to be ready if that's what's coming out. But I think the important thing about our podcast is we find out this crap before most people do. and we can prepare ourselves and be ready for this stuff. And that's why we got to be proactive again. We've got to be proactive about everything we do. Yeah, absolutely. Now, you're 100% right. But, guys, that's going to do it.

So listen, if you hear a story about Russell Brand or you hear whatever out there, just understand that mainstream media, the globalist, the deep state are after everyone, that it has a voice and has a message against their narrative. Guys, we love you. Until next time, peace out. Peace out, guys.