Missed the time window for the editing of my former post.
Another comedian that should be mentioned is
Russell Brand.
He's apparently also an activist and writer now, campaigning against capitalism and climate change, for wealth equality and socialist positions, rambling about revolution and stuff like that. Yet ignore what he's saying for a moment, and watch what he's doing.
He was married to
Katy Perry, whose name is often mentioned in connection with the sinister agenda the entertainment industry seems to have.
Check
vigilantcitizen for examples.
After he divorced her, he started dating
Jemima Goldsmith, daughter of
James Goldsmith.
Read his wiki article, he was an interesting guy, billionaire, and also rumoured to be the father of Lady Diana.
(His brother
Teddy Goldsmith was a co-founder of the Green Party UK and board member of the
International Forum on Globalization, although to be fair he also held speaches at conferences of the
Nouvelle Droite. He might just have been a fanatical environmentalist and nothing else.)
It also seems the family still holds a stake at
BNP Paribas, one of the largest banks in the world.
Look at the
Goldsmith family tree and Jemima's siblings. Surprise, surprise.
Royalty marries royalty, always been that way.
(Both her brothers also happen to be outspoken environmentalists and sustainability advocates, one is also described as an ardent Zionist.
It happens to be the same guy that was cucked in
that story.)
I doubt Russell was ignorant of those things.
Now maybe she's a great gal, or her dad a great guy, who wants nothing to do with all of that.
I think we should always judge people as individuals, we are not determined by our ancestors if we choose not to be.
Yet for Brand, what remains?
Preaching socialism, criticizing inequality, arguing for wealth redistribution, dating billionaire heiresses. Makes sense to me.
To be fair, it's nice he reached those circles, he had a difficult childhood after all:
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Brand's parents split up when he was six months old, and he was raised by his mother. He had a difficult childhood. When he was 7, a tutor sexually abused him.
When Brand was 8, his mother contracted uterine cancer and then breast cancer one year later. While she underwent treatment, Brand lived with relatives. When he was 14, he suffered from bulimia nervosa. When he was 16, he left home because of disagreements with his mother's partner. Brand then started to use illegal drugs such as cannabis, amphetamines, LSD, and ecstasy.
Brand says he had a "strange relationship" with his father, whom he saw sporadically and who took him to visit prostitutes during a trip to Thailand when Brand was a teenager.
I don't see how that could possibly fit into any behavorial patterns discussed in this thread.