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Milibrand will be released today! Sensation of the campaign!

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claig · 29/04/2015 06:42

Russell Brand will release the full video of Milibrand today. Fantastic stuff.

Forget Dimbleby, forget Evan Davis and even forget Kay Burley, Russell Brand is the real deal. He is the one we want to watch (apart from Farage).

The trailer shows what we are likely to get - more mockney than in Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels of Monkeys. Miliband looks like he no longer gives a monkeys, he's going flat out for it. His Oxbridge teenage advisers must have told him to watch the "characters" in Albert Square and make sure he drops as many aitches as he can, the public's "gotta" be done up like a kipper. There are more hand movements and "hell yeah" grimaces than Joe Pesci on steroids in Goodfellas, but these fellas ain't good, they're "bloody lively".

Ed is about to explain it to Russell and fortunately Russell stops him short and says let me say it in my own words, that'll be better. Better than predistribution, than predatry capitalism, than endogeneous growth theory? It doesn't get much better than that.

Can't wait for the full 20 minute video to be released. Forget the Labour Party political broadcasts with the usual list of luvvies, this is Russell Brand - a luvvie who still has some street cred - and the Oxford PPE egghead known as Red Ed. Will this finally put the election to bed?

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claig · 05/05/2015 00:04

'If you want someone for the people Ed's your man.'

But he's Oxbridge. He's PPE. He's W1A. Listen to Russell Brand and vote for Ed? No way. The People's Army all day!

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SabrinnaOfDystopia · 04/05/2015 23:48

Claig, why are you still going on and on about the people's army? UKIP are not the for the people and they aren't an army. If you want someone for the people Ed's your man.

#Milifandom

No Fandom for Farage (awwwwww [sadface])

LumpySpacedPrincess · 04/05/2015 18:31

I bet the right wing media will be falling over themselves tomorrow with anti-Russell articles.

I was in spitting distance from your hero yesterday. I didn't though, spit that is. Smile

claig · 04/05/2015 16:16

The election is coming to an end. The result hangs in the balance, it is on a knife-edge. Our futures depend on it, the stakes could not be higher.

The Establishment have thrown the kitchen sink at the People's Army and it has had no effect. In desperation, they threw the Riddler (Russell Brand) at the good people of Gotham City who make up the People's Army. But the People's Army saw through it and realised it was just another Establishment trick (just one more in a long neverending line of failed tricks and policies).

The Establishment's Oxbridge teenage teams (under the direction of the infamous Emeritus Professor Hugo Strange of Oxford and Cambridge Universities and visiting Professor at the College of Europe), the Joker (Cameron), the Penguin (Miliband) and Two-Face (Clegg) are all laughing now, but will they still be laughing come Thursday night.

Will the People's Army, Farage (the people's champion) and his intrepid side-kick, the Boy Wonder, Paul Nuttall, have the last laugh as the people of Gotham City celebrate on Thursday night?

Could this mean curtains for the People's Army? Will Farage drink a pint and toast the People's Army? Will the People's Revolution be defeated? Is there no chance of change? Will the country still be run like a W1A episode? Will common sense prevail? Answers on Thursday night, we'll find out late into the night.

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claig · 04/05/2015 13:22

That is great Grin

That should be at the start of all my posts!

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LumpySpacedPrincess · 04/05/2015 13:17

claig, I always use this when I read your posts and the hours just fly by...Grin

claig · 04/05/2015 13:04

'If Milliband wins it would be against all the right wing media who have campaigned against him. Good on him for thinking outside the box and not being so dismissive of the young.'

I agree with that. The teenage teams from Oxbridge deserve praise for slowly unravelling this long-planned yarn and pulling the wool.

Will it be enough to get them over the line? What are the People's Army thinking? We don't know. We will find out on Friday morning.

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LumpySpacedPrincess · 04/05/2015 12:59

UKIP are the establishment, look at who funds them.

Just watched the interview, thanks for posting a link. If Milliband wins it would be against all the right wing media who have campaigned against him. Good on him for thinking outside the box and not being so dismissive of the young.

claig · 04/05/2015 12:39

Brand says

"You've gotta vote Labour"

You've gotta 'and it to the BBC, the Guardian, the New Statesman and the Oxbridge behind the scenes teams of teenagers. Brand has been built up by them for more than a year to counter Farage and the election October No Surprise is that Brand comes out and endorses establishment Labour in the final few days.

They are laughing up their sleeves and dancing and cavorting around the Edtsone with the "carved in stone" promises. They think they have got five years in the bag.

Will the People's Army stop them? We'll find out on election night.

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claig · 04/05/2015 12:22

Part 2 has been released!

"It ain't gonn 'appen"
"You gotta" watch it!

And Establishment Brand says "vote Labour"

Oxbrdige teenage teams in ecstasy. Their long planned dream trick comes to fruition.

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claig · 04/05/2015 09:46

And notice that the Establishment's opponent to Farage and the People's Army, Russell Brand, has just released a film called

"The Emperor's New Clothes"

Everybody is laughing at the W1A Oxbridge Emperor and Brand is the attempt to stop Farage and the People's Army because our W1A elite know that common sense Farage will end their clique-run circus.

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claig · 04/05/2015 09:35

"Britain gives millions in 'climate aid' to tackle flatulent Colombian cows... plus £31m to Turkish wind farms and funding for talks with Kenyan 'rain-makers'"

Millions of pounds of British taxpayers’ money has been spent on a scheme aimed at reducing the flatulence of Colombian cattle, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

The initiative aimed to improve animal diets by cultivating trees and plants on their grazing lands – in doing so reducing the amount of methane escaping through belching and flatulence.

A £15million grant to ranchers and other organisations in the South American country was part of a £2.9billion package of ‘climate aid’ to developing countries which critics called ‘ludicrous’.

As well as being seen as a waste of money, the scheme has darker undertones, with The Mail on Sunday learning that the recipients, Colombian ranchers’ organisation Fedegan, has been linked to a murderous paramilitary group.

Our investigation unearthed:

A total of £14million of climate aid finance to projects in Uganda, despite the Government recently stopping all aid to the country because of corruption.
£31million of British money going to Turkey – a middle-ranking economy – to help develop geo-thermal and wind power.
The Department for International Development (DFID) funding meetings between tribal ‘rain-makers’ and meteorologists in Kenya.

'A waste of money': Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg argues 'climate aid' should be cut before services in the UK

'A waste of money': Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg argues 'climate aid' should be cut before services in the UK are targeted

Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg said: ‘After an Autumn Statement where people are making significant cuts, to have a £2.9billion budget for a random collection of projects which have questions hanging over them as to whether or not they are corrupt is just an extraordinary waste of money."

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2245300/Britain-gives-millions-climate-aid-tackle-flatulent-Colombian-cows--plus-31m-Turkish-wind-farms-funding-talks-Kenyan-rain-makers.html

This is not from a comedy script of the BBC executives in W1A, this is real and uses real money, real hardworking families' taxpayer money.

Our Oxbrdige clique of clowns actually gathered in a committee meeting room with biscuits and coffee paid for by the taxpayer and approved this.

What is significant about it is not just the waste, because "hell yeah" the Oxbridge clique waste lots of our money on their expenses, their subsidised House of Commons bars and canteens and other things too.

What is really significant about it is that this is the W1A Oxbridge mindset that rules our country and that no one dares to challenge, just like no one in W1A dares to challnege the nonsense in their meetings.

Farage has challenged this W1A elite mindset, he has said that the people have had enough, he has said that the elite emperor from Oxbridge in W1A has no clothes and the people are laughing and voting UKIP. The elite emperor has gathered together all the courtiers, media and teenage whizzkids available and has asked to visit Russell Brand, the court jester, for advice on how to stop the people's revolution that will end the W1A incompetent mindset.

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claig · 04/05/2015 08:58

W1A is how this country is actually run. The people from Oxbridge at the top are just like those shown in that comedy - totally out of touch, totally politically correct, totally stupid.

That is why they follow the advice of any teenager on hand because to these Oxbridge leaders who know nothing of the lives of oridnary people, any stupid idea and folly is a fancy that they will follow in order to try and hoodwink the public. Instead of solving real problems and having real courage, they engage in stunts and gimmicks.

The fact that Russell Brand is the guru of our age whom they bow to and who creates more buzz than them in their shirtsleeves delivering the same old lines, shows how irrelevant our Oxbridge leaders now are.

That is why ordinary people are voting for Farage. he is everything these out of touch clowns are not. He is common sense, something which the over qualified W1A teenage whizzkid advisers from Oxbridge have never learned.

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claig · 04/05/2015 08:47

The WA teenagers from Oxbridge got together in a meeting room to try and put the election back on course and to try and move the polls and stop people voting UKIP, SNP and Green. The idea they came up with was that the Etonian, Cameron, should remove his jacket, roll his shirtsleevs up and start getting "lively" in a W1A, "Thick of It" fashion, and of course he did, because he does whatever the teenagers tell him.

The Labour Oxbridge teenagers told Ed to brush up on his mockney and his Scorsese method acting skills and hotfoot down to visit his mentor, Russell Brand. He said that's "gotta" be the best idea the teenagers had come up with in months, apart from the Edstone which he wants planted in the Number Ten garden to remind him of his W1A folly.

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claig · 04/05/2015 08:39

Teenage advisers is a joke, it is intended to mock our elite with their Edstone stunts.

The Establishment believe in the Climate Change Act, in man-made climate change, in EU membership and the loss of our sovereignty, in no new grammar schools and in political correctness. UKIP are anti all of those and therefore are anti the Establishment which is why the Establishment has got all of theire teenage advisers from Oxbridge on the case in trying to stop UKIP.

I think gay people should have equal rights and gay marriage. I think the people drowning should be saved by rescue ships and patrols unlike what happened when our European elites decided to cut those services. Then I believe a joint European funded military force should move ito Libya, round up the traffickers, destroy Isis and all the rest of them and install a government that will prevent any more trafficking and will bring peace to Libya. I think foreign aid should be slashed because most of it is wasted on elite pet projects like the Ethiopian Spice Girls and on countering the so-called "harmful effects on the planet" of of the manure of Columbian cattle farmers' cattle and onr corrupt regimes. I think foreign aid should mainly be for disasters such as what is happening in Nepal and i would like to know why we are spending such a small amount of our yearly billions spent on foreign aid to help the people and government of Nepal. I believe the welfare state is a fantastic thing and is a safety net that we all contribute towards and which we all use. It serves the people and not the elite, so it is great. I think women have more common sense and are more capable than men in general and that any number of UKIP's women MEPs or candidates such as Diane James would self-evidently do a better job running the country than our W1A type politically correct public school boy, teenager advised, Oxbridge PPEs such as David Cameron.

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JazzAnnNonMouse · 04/05/2015 08:13

It really depends on which teenager and which old person you're comparing.
It's ageism but because it's against young people it doesn't count.

Ukip are more the establishment than the conservatives! What out of ukips policies makes them not the establishment? Their capitalist loving right wing nutters.

Claig will you answer these questions?

Where do you stand on gay rights/marriage?

What do you think should be done about the deaths of hundreds of people crossing the med?

How do you feel about foreign aid?

What are your views on the welfare state?

How do you view women?

claig · 03/05/2015 19:24

I use teenage advisers as a joke. Teenagers by definition are not as wise as older people because they have not lived as long and have not seen all the events and understood all the past.

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LumpySpacedPrincess · 03/05/2015 19:15

Seriously claig, what do you have against teenagers? You speak about them with such sneering contempt.

UKIP are the establishment, warts and all.

claig · 03/05/2015 17:41

I have long thought that Brand has been built up and hyped up by the Establishment in order to stop the real threat to the Establishment - UKIP and Farage.

Brand was given airtime and publicity in his anti-establishment "revolutionary" persona which was a counter to the real anti-establishment Farage who threatened the core values and goals of the Establishment. My guess is that the "anti-estaishment" Brand will end up near enough backing the Establishment in their left wing form on Monday.

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claig · 03/05/2015 16:51

'Oh God, it's tips on how to pull the ladies isn't it?'

No, this is too serious. This is the election. Labour are desperate. The teenage teams must have something up their sleeve. There will probably be some mockery of Cameron etc followed by the punchline, Brand possibly endorsing the left wing establishment that has given him so much hype and publicity over the past year in his role of taking on "Nasty Nigel" and trying to stop the People's Army wreaking havoc in Labour heartlands.

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BreakWindandFire · 03/05/2015 16:43

Although I'm not too enamored by Miliband's venture into landscape gardening today. A water feature would have been better, or possibly wind chimes.

he great bearded tease has released another trailer previewing an extra part to his interview that hasn't been released. "We held back the best bit of Milibrand," he tweeted.

Oh God, it's tips on how to pull the ladies isn't it?

claig · 03/05/2015 16:36

I think Brand may find some form of words that suggest an endorsement of Miliband in part 2 of the interview.

I think the whole Brand hyping by the BBC, the New Statesman, the Guardian and the left wing Establishment leads to the possibility of such an endorsement. Looks like the left wing establishment may have outplayed Cameron on this one.

"Probably the most exciting political news this week was Russell Brand's interview with Ed Miliband.

Following a snap of the Labour leader visiting the comedian and self-styled revolutionary, the media speculated about whether the strident non-voter would come out in support of Labour. In the end, he didn't.

BUT, via Twitter, the great bearded tease has released another trailer previewing an extra part to his interview that hasn't been released. "We held back the best bit of Milibrand," he tweeted.

It strongly suggests that Brand will give his verdict (an "election conclusion"), and hints at a Labour endorsement (although, just to throw some quinoa among the pigeons, it also features a screengrab of a piece suggesting he will back the Greens)."

www.newstatesman.com/politics/2015/05/russell-brand-going-endorse-labour-part-ii

Here is the new trailer for part 2

"You gotta do it". You gotta wotch it.

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BreakWindandFire · 03/05/2015 15:24

Over a million views of the interview. Leaders' Question Time last week had 4 million, so getting a quarter of a prime time BBC audience on a youtube channel is pretty good.

Social media is playing an increasing part in elections and it's no bad thing.

My favourite response to it was the comedian David Schneider who said "So Miliband visited Russell Brand? Probably wanted some tips on how to attract women but I bet Ed didn't give him any" Grin

LumpySpacedPrincess · 03/05/2015 14:25

Part 2 of the interview is out Monday.

Erudite · 01/05/2015 10:28

Perhaps they promised to shag him?