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originally posted by: Muldar
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
Used to be. Gone all alt right while ago.
So you say he isn't left-wing?!
That's not believable...
He is left but he isn't woke!
I want to see how many other women will come forward and be with what kind of allegations. It looks like there could be many more!
originally posted by: shooterbrody
originally posted by: Muldar
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
Used to be. Gone all alt right while ago.
So you say he isn't left-wing?!
That's not believable...
He is left but he isn't woke!
I want to see how many other women will come forward and be with what kind of allegations. It looks like there could be many more!
He is just whom the government is against at the moment.
Those piling on are government simps.
originally posted by: UpThenDown
originally posted by: Muldar
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
Used to be. Gone all alt right while ago.
So you say he isn't left-wing?!
That's not believable...
He is left but he isn't woke!
I want to see how many other women will come forward and be with what kind of allegations. It looks like there could be many more!
not sure how you define 'woke' but he is a vegan, wishes he was bisexual, supports socialsim etc, does any of that make him 'woke', Ive never understood what the definition is, perhaps you could give me your defintion of woke?
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originally posted by: UpThenDown
a reply to: Muldar
you were the poster that mentioned he is not 'woke' its now part of the discussion isnt it?
so what is woke in your opinion?
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar
Still engaging with the Sex Abuser apologetics and denialism of reality and defending wealthy woke ideology?
Russell Brand is definitely left wing.
Everyone knows it.
He discusses a range of issues such as vaccine harms and deaths, pharmaceutical interests and conflicts of interest, the way in Ukraine, etc. Far from being conspiracy theories.
And as always, everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: shooterbrody
Plod arrested her, not the Government?
A wildly popular clip from one of his videos about the Dutch nitrate crisis offers a classic conspiracy theory mashup: a tangle of claims that may be true in other contexts, random accusations, scapegoating and resonances with some old and very ugly tropes. He claims that “this whole fertiliser situation is a scam”. The real objective is “to bankrupt the farmers so their land can be grabbed”. This “shows you how the Great Reset operates”, using “globalist” regulations to throw farmers off their land. He claims it’s “connected to the land grab of Bill Gates” and the “corruption of companies like Monsanto”.
In reality, the Dutch government was forced to act by a legal ruling, as levels of nitrate pollution, largely from livestock farms, break European law. Its attempts to curb this pollution have nothing to do with the World Economic Forum and its vacuous rhetoric about a “Great Reset”. Or with Bill Gates. Or with Monsanto, which hasn’t existed since 2018 when it was bought by Bayer. So why mention them? Perhaps because these terms have become potent click triggers.
Brand is repeating claims first made by far-right conspiracists, who have piled into this issue, claiming that the nitrate crisis is a pretext to seize land from farmers, in whom, they claim, true Dutch identity is vested, and hand it to asylum seekers and other immigrants. It’s a version of the “great replacement” conspiracy theory, itself a reworking of the Nazis’ blood and soil tropes about protecting the “rooted” and “authentic” people – in whom “racial purity” and “true” German identity was vested – from “cosmopolitan” and “alien” forces (ie Jews). Brand may not realise this, as the language has changed a little – “cosmopolitans” have become “globalists”, “aliens” have become “immigrants” – but the themes have not.
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: JDmOKI
A wildly popular clip from one of his videos about the Dutch nitrate crisis offers a classic conspiracy theory mashup: a tangle of claims that may be true in other contexts, random accusations, scapegoating and resonances with some old and very ugly tropes. He claims that “this whole fertiliser situation is a scam”. The real objective is “to bankrupt the farmers so their land can be grabbed”. This “shows you how the Great Reset operates”, using “globalist” regulations to throw farmers off their land. He claims it’s “connected to the land grab of Bill Gates” and the “corruption of companies like Monsanto”.
In reality, the Dutch government was forced to act by a legal ruling, as levels of nitrate pollution, largely from livestock farms, break European law. Its attempts to curb this pollution have nothing to do with the World Economic Forum and its vacuous rhetoric about a “Great Reset”. Or with Bill Gates. Or with Monsanto, which hasn’t existed since 2018 when it was bought by Bayer. So why mention them? Perhaps because these terms have become potent click triggers.
Brand is repeating claims first made by far-right conspiracists, who have piled into this issue, claiming that the nitrate crisis is a pretext to seize land from farmers, in whom, they claim, true Dutch identity is vested, and hand it to asylum seekers and other immigrants. It’s a version of the “great replacement” conspiracy theory, itself a reworking of the Nazis’ blood and soil tropes about protecting the “rooted” and “authentic” people – in whom “racial purity” and “true” German identity was vested – from “cosmopolitan” and “alien” forces (ie Jews). Brand may not realise this, as the language has changed a little – “cosmopolitans” have become “globalists”, “aliens” have become “immigrants” – but the themes have not.
I would say Brand is more of a populist conspiracy pusher (don't forget he also claimed he didn't vote and told people not to either) and goes with what ever gets him clicks and likes like many who are only after money from their videos do. Like Icke and others, he's trying to live of his following like a sect leader does.