Stuart Syvret

I'll write in greater detail on Substack. For the moment, know this. On Brit Monarch Jersey island, super-injuctions were used to conceal: Rape; Serial-murder; Child-abuse; Child-murder; Police corruption; Judicial corruption.

... but also those who had covered-up those criminals. Such as Jersey island "judges". Interestingly, as an unreformed Monarchy, the Brit Monarch is responsible for all the forgoing criminality.

Here comes the tail and the Heish; wild kitty Heishi does his morning shadow dance.🐈♥️

If only the allegations were KNOWN years ago when he was used to boost @Labour support🧐 🚨BRAND’S RECKONING SHOULD BE UNDOING OF OWEN JONES🚨 By @suzanne_moore @owenjonesjourno claims to have met Brand twice. Didn't he not watch him on panels making RAPE jokes while women near him edge away? Didn't he see him invade personal space of women near him? In 2014, Russell Brand described Owen Jones, the Left-wing activist, as: "This generation's Orwell." It was a quote that Jones used on the cover of his book, The Establishment: And How They Get Away With It. These guys bigged each other up. Oh dear. Yet Jones wasn't the only one in Brand's thrall back then. In 2014, George Monbiot, the environmental campaigner, called Brand a hero, saying that because of his "emotional honesty", he was "the best thing that had happened to the Left in years". Meanwhile, Alastair Campbell was clearly enamoured by Ed Miliband rushing around to see Brand (whose shtick was that he didn't vote) during the 2015 general election campaign. "What Russell Brand says and does matters more than what The Sun, The Mail, The Telegraph, The Star and The Express are going to say on election day," said Campbell at the time. Brand did eventually encourage people to vote, but only after applications had closed. Revolutionary, right? I don't know whether these guys read any of his books, went to any of his shows, or actually took Brand seriously. And by seriously, I mean at his word. Did they not find his behaviour around women the least bit problematic at the time? I had to take him seriously when he threatened me with lawyers for calling his book "ghost-written". Not very radical, threatening journalists with lawyers, is it? Though it did result in a treasured correction under my previous column for The Guardian (who, incidentally, invited him into their news conferences). The correction read: "This article was amended on Oct 31, 2014. An earlier version said: 'A lot of what he says is ghost-written sub-Chomskyian woo.' This has been corrected." Now, everyone else is beginning to see how litigious he was. In 2015, he was granted a High Court injunction to shut up one complaining woman with a lifelong gagging order. Now that he is a convicted rapist, both Jones and Monbiot have apologised. Monbiot is at least straightforward. "When the revelations emerged, I was horrified," he said. "But I should have been more alert before, and have recognised the predatory nature of his treatment of other people." Well, yes. There were clues. Brand wrote in Booky Wook 2: "What kind of man was I? Treating women in this way? If this is what I'm telling you, can you imagine what's being left out?" He wrote about spitting in the face of a prostitute and kicking his dog down the stairs repeatedly when he was a child. He harassed the 78-year-old Andrew Sachs by leaving voice messages telling him that he had slept with his granddaughter. Wasn't any of this behaviour a tiny sign that this man should not be held up as a tribune of the Left? As for Jones, he couched his Brand apology in his usual, vomit-inducing sanctimony. "At the time I saw him as a crude means to reach disillusioned younger people with Left-wing politics – the sort of people who wouldn't be reached by conventional Left-wing journalists and politicians. As a result, I was willing to overlook, or just not look into, his history of problematic behaviour/statements, including sexism. I convinced myself that he was on some sort of journey and that was a good thing. That was an obvious misjudgement." Crude, yes. But "overlook" is the key word here. Who was he prepared to overlook? Women, obviously. These Left-wing men show us what they believe time and time again – women are disposable. Men such as these care desperately about trans women (other men) and "sex workers" (who they like to decriminalise), but forget the rest. Jones claims to have only met Brand twice. Did he not see Brand invade the personal space of any women who came near him? Did he not watch him on panel shows making rape jokes while any woman near him edges away? I went to see Brand in the early days when he was trying out material. It is true, as has been said, that he groomed his audience. The front row was full of girls whom he picked out because he wanted to have sex with them. The show went on for hours, and he boasted that he could go all night. It was feeding his ego, and he wanted to push everything into darker places. He riffed on paedophilia, bestiality and choking until it became boring and I decided to leave. This was not seduction – it was bullying. It was grinding down his audience into submission. Jones is keen to stress that Brand has now been taken up by mad Right-wing conspiracy theorists. This is true, but Brand only became considered a "political" figure because of the endorsement of much of the respectable Left – the part that turns a blind eye to misogyny in the name of the greater good. The circle-jerks of the Left protected a man who openly harassed women for their "cause". Apologies are really not enough, nor is this pretend concern about victims. It would be better to say nothing than to try to justify the unjustifiable. I welcome the discussion about how we conduct rape trials, what to do about our low conviction rate and what consent means. I am glad to see justice being done, but God, I wish we had moved on. In 1964, Stokely Carmichael, the Civil Rights and Black Power leader, was asked about the position of women in the revolution. "The only position for women [in the movement] is prone," he said. What's changed? uk.news.yahoo.com/russell-br…