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Okay, please, no reason, not it, no,

no, no, don't do the truth, you don't do that nothing.

But it, don't even say for the Queen, you can't.

Don't say for the Queen.

Chances are, if you spend any portion of your life on the internet,

then you'll notice that Russell Brand has been cropping up a lot more lately,

and not in a good way either. He's been accused of assaying multiple women

primarily between the years of 2006 to 2013. Other complaints say that during his

time as a radio presenter Russell displayed an

alarming amount of aggression and disrespect and firsthand accounts have gone

so far as to say that he has a demon beneath that so-called charming persona.

Now before any Russell Brand supporters and beneath that so-called charming persona.

Now, before any Russell Brand supporters come crawling out of the woodwork,

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