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Alex Belfield Secret Life Exposed Alex Belfield Secret Life Exposed alex belfield exposed alex belfield trial alex belfield meghan markle alex belfield bradford bulls alex belfield interview alex belfield lewis hamilton alex belfield meghan and harry Now I know that there have been a lot of things going on with Alex Belfield and there are a lot of people who are with him at the time of his persecution while there are a lot of people who are against him. In this video today I am going to break everything out to you and tell you exactly what's happening. Social media is a great, great tool but then some people might use it for something ethically wrong. In this video, I am going to talk about Alex Belfield, a former employee at BBC who has recently been jailed for stalking and harassment. His victims are some of his ex-colleagues with Radio 2's presenter being one of them. Well, what becomes of a stalker who gets a job at the BBC? Well, let's see what has become of Alex Belfield. What humors me is the fact that the judge actually asked him to cover his own trial and update everyone about himself oh his social media handle. I mean the guy certainly has devotion towards his job and it seems like he can be a good paparazzi, you know stalking and stuff. The voice of reason has been too loud these days in a video titled "BBC and police witch hunt" The video had 183000 views and what bothers me is the fact that he was on trial accused of stalking 8 people including some of his ex-colleagues at the BBC. The court said that Alex had repeatedly exposed them to hatred as a result of his social media activity. But if I think it is very uncanny I mean who reports on their own case? Belfield was found guilty of four stalking offences while the other four were cleared. Even today his reports attract a lot of comments and views. The tricky part here is that Alex is just exercising his right to speech and the jury cannot prohibit that. Being a reporter working on his own channel he can talk about anything which distresses the victims even more. According to the independent press standard organization, it is a fundamental principle of open justice that code proceedings can be reported on by the media openly and transparently journalists must ensure that a report of what was heard in court is accurate and not misleading. The case of Alex Belfield is unique as he is a reporter and also the defendant in the case and this cannot come under open justice if it is not reported. While it could be an attack on the justice system, open justice should promote a fine balance and I think that the parliament will be very slow to interfere if the reports are factual then there should be no problem. This unique phenomenon has gathered a lot of attention over the last couple of months and people are divided between Alex being the victim or the accuser. Closely watching the trial I was a bit curious about how Alex Belfield would react to this trial. I thought maybe he would tone down his act but what he did was the classic business day as usual. These days he has turned off comments on his post restricting anyone from having their own thoughts shared. He made claims that he was going to sue the BBC among a lot of other things. I don't know what you guys might think and I am sure there will be a lot of hate comments on this video but what I want to bring to your notice is everything that he has done just seems like an elaborate plan to make money from YouTube. I mean he opened a company called Champagne Sippers during the last month of 2020 and the name does not look like it is from someone who has good intentions it seems like it is from someone who wants to live a good life making money from the channel. Those days were when his channel took off and he started making money from his channel even though we can't get an accurate number we did notice a drastic change in his background going posh gradually and his holidays in the United States became more frequent. It seems like YouTube worked for him and he is in fact living in the lap of luxury. Knowing the media all too well, I am sure this 42-year-old ex-BBC presenter made full use of the power of the publicity that comes from controversy using his freedom of speech and going viral to make a ton of money. To me, he is just an elaborate liar creating controversies to get views and make money to sip champagne and live life large but now that he is behind bars I don't think it's the kind of bar where they serve champagne. Thank you so much for watching. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content or material being viewed is intended strictly for educational purposes and should not be used for any other purpose. I do not accept any liability for any loss or damage incurred from you acting or not acting as a result of watching any of my publications. You acknowledge that you use the information I provide at your own risk. Do your research. © Diva Tale

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