Killer pilot Andeas Lubitz’s mental illness was caused by living in a capitalist society, Russell Brand has claimed. In his latest video, the activist comedian says that 50 percent of people will suffer from a mental illness at some point
We were a little taken aback this week to see that Russell Brand came 4th in Prospect Magazine’s list of top world thinkers. The revelation took some getting over, and quite a bit of anaesthetic, so today’s missive is several
Anti-capitalist ‘comedian’ Russell Brand has been named the world’s fourth most important thinker by readers of Prospect Magazine, beating Indian writer and activist Arundhati Roy, author of The God of Small Things and UK Philosopher John Gray in a list
Russell Brand declined to attend the premiere of his own biographical film Friday night at Austin’s SXSW film festival, which is related to the film’s coverage of his brief marriage to Katy Perry, as well as other personal battles the star would rather forget.
Russell Brand has blamed “corrupt Britain” for the radicalisation of Mohammed Emwazi, also known as Jihad John. The ‘comedian’ made the claims on his latest video rant, uploaded to YouTube. The video was entitled “Could I have been Jihadi John?”.
Russell Brand has blamed the British and American arms trade for violence perpetrated by ISIS and other jihadi organisations. The comedian also attacked Prince Charles for expressing his concern at the risk in jihadi groups across the world and radicalisation
On January 23 Russell Brand said Americans were motivated by a “fear” that caused them to want guns and to “embrace heroic figures like Chris Kyle.”
MILO: “manspreading” Proof positive of the tragic–well, sort of tragic–demise of feminism in 2014 was the “manspreading” debacle at the end of the year, in which feminists claimed that men sitting with their legs too far apart on public transport
