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certainly not...whatever gave you that idea ?
outrageous
outrageous
heres him with a glass of piss..announcing he wont be paying for it
dunno what his problem is..ming checked the rules and saying piss is allowed unless its an insult directed at another td.
unparliamentary language here from a Green party TD
Typical Green. They are...were...scum.
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their very first act in government was to approve that rotten motorway through the hill of Tara. Hopefully theyll never be back .
i'm reading revolution and it is interesting. i've been watching the trews for a few weeks and he can be really engaging. i didn't want to like him, but i just can't help it. i thought he did well on newsnight and the 9/11 stuff the bbc bloke tried to spin was shameful manipulation to try and discredit him.
I was wondering the other day if he could be the UK's answer to Ming. . .except that under the hippie exterior Ming is a hard-nosed parish-pump politico, and with RB it's hippy nonsense all the way down. . .
I am probably saying it badly, but the public did not get out on the streets protesting against the bankers who fucked up the world economy - nobody went to jail - and people did not storm parliament and overthrow the government - that is the level of revolution that needs to happen.
No. I see what you mean now though now.That's things haven't got bad enough for people to go on the streets.
Given that (from the interview) Brand wants to talk to people who may not necessarily be into this stuff already he needs a mainstream publisher and, dare I say it maybe even Amazon. Sure he could go to a niche publisher or make the book available from his website but then he isn't going to reach many people except people already into these politics and I'd guess without reading it that his book is a bit more radical politics for dummies than serious discussion and analysis of the state of play and how to move forwards.
.That's things haven't got bad enough for people to go on the streets.
Given that (from the interview) Brand wants to talk to people who may not necessarily be into this stuff already he needs a mainstream publisher and, dare I say it maybe even Amazon. Sure he could go to a niche publisher or make the book available from his website but then he isn't going to reach many people except people already into these politics and I'd guess without reading it that his book is a bit more radical politics for dummies than serious discussion and analysis of the state of play and how to move forwards.
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Russell Brand. Man of the people. Starting his revolution from the executive boxes. Very Che Guevara.
I'm not sure if you are criticising his integrity or his marketing strategy.If that were his goal, wouldn't a strategy involving both the £15 hardback, "super-Thursday" release of a sleb-penned 'stocking- filler' and a freely accessible e-copy have a better chance of success? Or are there other commercial reasons for the book release for the xmas market?
Or both, or neither; I'm really not sure.I'm not sure if you are criticising his integrity or his marketing strategy.
What are you doing?I'm not sure if you are criticising his integrity or his marketing strategy.
That's a bit of an existential question.What are you doing?
No it's not. What are you doing on this thread?That's a bit of an existential question.
PD should approach Brand in a comradely manner under the aegis of their Sleazy Cockneys Against Capitalism front group.None of this has a fuckbean to do with brand. People's interests are what would get them on the streets, not some sleazy cockney.
I dunno. Criticising a comedian turned activist a bit, in the context of popular politics books maybe. What's the point of the question?No it's not. What are you doing on this thread?