CB 1000

15 February 2014
“Russell Brand is back again” Russell Brand vs. Jon Snow
by Circus Bazaar
Circus Bazaar
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Russell Brand, after taking on Jeremy Paxman has now caused a new stir on Channel 4 in the UK after demolishing Jon Snow with his views on Drugs, Environment and the Establishment. On the question of if he wanted revolution Russell Brand said,

“You know I do. That’s the reason I am here. First of all I want a revolution in the way we regard addiction as a disease, the way we legislate it, the way we treat drug addicts but further than that I want it to address global inequality around economics and we also need to find some suitable ecological solutions around energy.”

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