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Five years less than Russell Brand.
🚨 NEW: Man jailed for five years for penetrative sexual offences against a child in Merseyside.
• Mohammed Ajmal, 26, of Sefton Park in Liverpool, has been sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of sexual offences against a 14-year-old girl.
• The offences took place in Birkenhead and Widnes three years ago when Ajmal was 22. He contacted the victim on Snapchat, arranged to collect her from Wirral, and drove her to a flat in Widnes where a sexual assault occurred.
• A further assault took place in Birkenhead later the same evening.
• Following a three-day trial at Liverpool Crown Court, he was convicted of two counts of sexual activity with a girl aged 13 to 15 and one count of engaging in penetrative sexual activity with a girl aged 13 to 15.
• He was also placed on the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely and given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order lasting 10 years after his release.
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Russell Brand posed as a leftwing guru, talked gibberish, and the left loved him.
Then he posed as a rightwing guru, talked gibberish, and the right loved him.
The problem isn't Brand. It's these cults whose entire being is based on repeating gibberish without thinking
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Her: I'm really into older guys.
Me: (trying to impress her) Would you like a Werther’s Original?
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The US needs to deploy 1,000 of its hottest women as anti-spies. Keep the powerful men too busy with domestic 10s to fall for a mid Chinese honeypot.
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In 2014, a woman accused Russell Brand of assault. A court then banned her from ever talking about it, even to the police. She had no lawyer; there was no proper trial.
It's hard to believe so here, for the first time, is a copy of the injunction: taxpolicy.org.uk/2026/11/07/…
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The thing about Russel Brand (and a few similar men) is that his original 2000s “glam rock” act:
….Flamboyant, androgynous, gender fluid coded, but heterosexual hypomanic, joking not joking, cheeky and sexual but linguistically coded as ultra progressive feminist aligned left wing rebel….
Screams “sexual predator” social engineering for access to men but for some reason codes as high status safe horny with women. It has done since Byron and this latest scandal won’t change it. Peacocking with a cover story works:
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Russell Brand is odd because he's always been an obvious talentless bullshitter, and yet at different points in his career he's been able to captivate both crank left-wingers *and* crank right-wingers.
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Just so you guys know what its like to live in the UK a guy in my city recently cannibalised a teenager making sure to leave her alive the entire time, broke her jaw with his fingers, and gouged her eyes out. The girl is currently still alive and in the hospital
He got 57 months
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Recent essay on this by @SCP_Hughes worksinprogress.co/issue/did…
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We already have a nationalized SpaceX, dipshit. It's called NASA. They let the Space Shuttle blow up because the guy who warned about the danger hadn't filled out the form correctly. Twice. Exactly what you'd expect from a government operation.
SpaceX deaths: 0
NASA deaths: 17
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The growth of batteries at 40% a year is not so much incredible as remarkably predictable.
Nevertheless it's great to see this prerequisite for replacing fossil fuels fall into place. And if there is one place AI can do a lot of good, it's in battery development.
This is simply incredible, CATL, the world’s largest battery maker, will reach 1 terrawatt this year!
That is nearly as much power as the entire grid in the US. Or double the Indian grid or eight times the grid in the UK.
CATL last year shipped 661 gigawatt of batteries. This year its expects to reach 1 terrawatt.
CATL produces 39% of the world’s electric car batteries and 30% of batteries for energy storage.
Hardly any company contributes more to the green transition than CATL. It was founded 25 years ago by Robin Zeng to create jobs for the people of his small hometown of Ningde in southern China. I visited the impressive headquarters a couple of years ago.
But the giant eyes even higher. At a show in Shanghai last week Robin Zeng said that: “We are still not good enough”.
We are for example not able to pack a big jet with batteries.
Robin Zeng believes the next battery revolution will be powered by artificial intelligence:
* AI accelerates material discovery - moving into sodium, solid state batteries and many new and exciting materials.
* AI converts scientific knowledge into higher performing battery designs.
* AI improves manufacturing - analyzes data and makes decisions in real time.
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Rumours can be so damaging
Don’t think some people realise how Little Britain is
BREAKING: Man loses injunction bid against two news organisations over allegations - but can't be named yet
news.sky.com/story/man-loses…
