[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Until I see him give away £8 million of his £9 million pound fortune to Refugee and Food Bank Charities, and until I see 20 or 30 of the London Homeless kipping down in Brand's £2 million pound apartment all cosy and snug in new duvets which Brand has bought them, and until Brand actually DEFINES just what revolutionary replacement for the existing political/Social paradigm he professes to detest so much but is a capitalist part of, then Brand can kiss my muscular, half-caste butt.

hes getting there

http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2...k-hackney-cafe

He definitely appears to put his money where his mouth is..despite all the right wing rags hating him and coming up with (potentially) libelous stories

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Bit much to expect people to give away their entire income don't you think, however, hes getting there

http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2...k-hackney-cafe

He definitely appears to put his money where his mouth is..despite all the right wing rags hating him and coming up with (potentially) libelous stories

Don't forget the new cryptocurrency,

'Startjoin was co-founded by the maverick financial commentator Max Keiser famous for his tirades against the big banks and incumbent financial industry. Quite what kind of revolution people will be funding if they begin shelling out their Startcoin remains something of a mystery.

Many of those who have managed to work their way through Brand's foray into political philosophy - Revolution - are left wondering exactly what a world after the glorious upheaval would look like.

There may be some clues in Brand's latest film The Emperor's New Clothes. The advert for the documentary, which was made in collaboration with Michael Winterbottom, features Brand going from banks' headquarters to rich people's houses to attempt to understand the global financial system.'

http://www.cityam.com/213682/russell...bal-revolution