Rob White

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Russell Brand sat across from a guest who called his Christianity “convenient” and his institutional skepticism performative, then told him to check his own faith against the teachings of Christ and Saint Paul. The interviewer opened by saying he was a skeptic, that the conversion felt timed for the moment, and that the credible accusations, ongoing investigations, and trials (including in the States) made the whole shift look like the same polished act he’s seen elsewhere in the MAGA orbit. He stressed he wasn’t claiming to know Brand’s heart, just that the timing and the packaging raised questions. Brand’s reply was that skepticism and cynicism are fine until they’re aimed at one person while the speaker refuses to apply the same standard to himself. He pointed to scripture on hypocrisy, on casting out demons in Christ’s name even when the person is insincere, and on the fact that only a mustard seed of faith is required. Then he flipped it: no one gets to sit there with notes and a laptop, declare themselves healthily skeptical, and talk down to another man on assumptions. Both of them are just men who are going to die. If the whole exchange ends up as a few more Instagram followers and a couple of dollars for Kamala Harris, he said, both of them have been shortchanged. He finished by saying authenticity is the only currency left—owning brokenness, addiction, and mistakes—and that loving your enemy doesn’t sound like polished skepticism. Then he plugged the book.

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🚨 Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano has addressed staff internally over the guilty verdicts and has insisted the club will fight through every available legal avenue.

Asked Man City CEO Ferran Soriano about the PL verdict confirming their guilt

Asked Man City CEO Ferran Soriano about the PL verdict confirming their guilt

Asked Man City CEO Ferran Soriano about the PL verdict confirming their guilt

Footballers Play Football 👌 You can't punish players for turning up every day & beating teams to titles that spent similar, if not more amounts of money in those seasons. Man City were the best team in those seasons & we will never know if they could have afforded those players, its a hypothetical because they offered salaries the players thought they could get. Those same players might still have wanted to work under Guardiola in the Prem on less wages & forced transfers out of clubs for less fees etc. The club were creatively accounting, paying through their own 3rd party companies & inflating sponsorshi from their own companies. The clubs should be punished & going forward that should mean seasons of deducted points, so the club feel the pain from which they gained for that entire period 👀