If the machines dont serve us, switch the machines off: This is a revolution to make life more exciting. Russell Brand’s new book, Revolution, begins in a bathroom stall before his now infamous interview with English journalist Jeremy Paxman. In the last moments of silence before the sit-down, he throws up a few prayers (not to mention a couple of Eminem lyrics) and plans for the best. In the next hour, that interview (or more appropriately worded, that clash) with Paxman — wherein Brand expounded on his views about errant voting paradigms, the stifling power of oligarchies, and the exploitation of the underclass — would throw him into a political sphere no one was really expecting. A year later, Brand is calling for a revolution: youtu.be/zIIpNJDC0nw
Posted on: Fri, 07 Nov 2014 20:30:00 +0000
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