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Originally Posted by Cherie
Think BOTS might be right about the BBC being the actual target
"Alice" told BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour the alleged abusive relationship left her feeling "cheap and dirtied".
She went on to say Brand's denial of the accusations was "insulting".
"It is laughable that he would even imply that it's a mainstream media conspiracy. He's not outside of mainstream media," she said.
She said she would like to know why more was not done by the corporation at the time of their relationship in 2006, saying: "He had a very well-known record of doing things that were inappropriate on the air, he had inappropriate conversations."
She went to on say does not think Brand was being held to the same standards as other BBC presenters or newsreaders, adding: "There were exceptions and allowances made for him and we need to ask ourselves why."
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...0e2525ec&ei=10 |
Well we know why don't we?, because he was a money maker for them at that time, same as why they covered for other big names back then (and probably still now)
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