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The author argues that the recent charges against Russell Brand for rape are fabricated, citing his perceived homosexuality and media persona. He contends that powerful individuals like Brand, Weinstein, Clinton, Epstein, and Prince Andrew would not need to resort to rape given their access to women, and that such accusations are designed to manipulate the public. The author dismisses the credibility of these accusations due to the lack of concrete, datable evidence, comparing it to the Trump case and Monica Lewinsky’s alleged affair with Clinton.

The text then shifts to criticize the Netflix series Adolescence, which is intended for UK schools. The author labels it as CIA/[MI6] propaganda aimed at demonizing boys and masculinity. He attributes its creation to actor Stephen Graham, whose background is questioned, and Jack Thorne, a writer with ties to Cambridge and who previously created the series This is England and Glue. The author criticizes the plot of Adolescence for its perceived illogical portrayal of a 13-year-old as an “incel” and its unsubstantiated narrative.

The author further alleges that Tender, an organization promoting Adolescence, is a front for MI5 and receives government funding. He suggests Tender is part of a larger conspiracy to divide the sexes and destroy families, driven by “soulless monsters.” The text delves into the connections of Tender’s leadership, including CEO Susie McDonald, and her links to Westminster Insight, chaired by Susie Bacon, who is associated with Capita Conferences. The founder of Westminster Insight, John Gummer (also Lord Deben), is identified as a former Secretary of State for the Environment and Chairman of Sancroft International. His brother, Peter, Baron Chadlington, is noted as a former head of Huntsworth and a supporter of David Cameron. The author highlights the familial connection between the Gummers and Jack Thorne through marriage to individuals named Mason.

The text then shifts to John Gotti, suggesting he was of European nobility rather than a working-class Italian. It traces potential noble connections through his wife Victoria DiGiorgio and the Gotti family name to Italian and German royalty. The author also mentions Cardinal Girolamo Gotti, Vincenzo Gotti, and Giulio Gotti Porcinari, an Italian General under Mussolini. The DiGiorgio name is linked to the Douglas-Pennants, who are also connected to the Thorne family and ultimately to King Charles II, through a lineage that includes names like Seymours, Villiers, Bennets, Somersets, Montagus, Walpoles, Stanhopes, Nugents, Nevilles, Lane-Foxes, and Pelhams. The author concludes that these interconnected “criminals” form an ancient and pervasive network.

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The author dismisses the rape charges against Russell Brand as absurd, questioning the motives behind them and asserting his perceived homosexuality. He argues that such accusations against prominent figures like Weinstein, Clinton, Epstein, and Prince Andrew are orchestrated by groups like the Phoenicians to deceive the public, particularly when evidence is lacking, as he claims was the case with Monica Lewinsky and Clinton. He highlights the alleged lack of evidence in the Trump case and the questionable timing and vagueness of the charges against Russell Brand in London between 1999 and 2005 in areas like Bournemouth and Westminster.

The text then critiques Netflix’s Adolescence series, calling it CIA/[MI6] propaganda designed to harm boys and masculinity, with actor Stephen Graham and writer Jack Thorne identified as creators. Thorne’s previous work, including Glue, is also mentioned. The author believes this propaganda is part of a larger agenda by a “cabal of soulless monsters” and a “crime against humanity” that destroys female sexuality.

The author further investigates the organization Tender, which promotes Adolescence in UK schools, labeling it an MI5 front that receives government funding and is involved in “Operation Chaos” to divide the sexes. He details connections to Susie McDonald, Westminster Insight, Susie Bacon, Capita Conferences, and its founder John Gummer (Lord Deben), a former UK government official. Lord Deben’s brother, Peter, Baron Chadlington, and his past work with Huntsworth and David Cameron are also noted. A familial link between the Gummers and Jack Thorne through Margaret Mason is established, as well as a connection to Ellis Norman Gummer.

Finally, the text speculates on the noble origins of John Gotti, linking him to European nobility through his wife Victoria DiGiorgio and the Gotti family name, tracing roots to Turin and potentially Naples and German royalty like the Hohenzollerns. The author also mentions Cardinal Girolamo Gotti, Vincenzo Gotti, and Giulio Gotti Porcinari, a General under Mussolini, and highlights the DiGiorgio name’s link to the Douglas-Pennants, who are also connected to Jack Thorne and ultimately to King Charles II through various noble families. The author concludes that these interconnected individuals form an ancient and pervasive network of criminals.

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