Russell Brand & the Illuminati

responding to 'Can We Trust Russell Brand?'

After my last episode, Russell Branded, there were three videos that commenters recommended I watch. In this video, I respond to all three: a Larry King interview called Russell Brand Exposed!, The Downfall of Russell Brand by The Kavernacle, and Can We Trust Russell Brand? by Deep Thought. The latter I found disturbing—so much that it gave me nightmares. I watched it again the next day and will present the pros and cons to you, to decide whether Russell has ties to the Illuminati. As you can see, YT helpfully defines that for you so we know it’s real.

The first question to answer is whether what’s happening is a spontaneous convergence of women who’ve been wronged or a coordinated media attack. I haven’t seen anyone in my conspiracy circles who thinks this is spontaneous. So the argument that Russell is irrelevant doesn’t hold—he’s either controlled opposition that they’re giving ‘street cred’ with this attack or he’s dangerous to their agenda.

If Russell as controlled opposition was so wildly successful he had 10M viewers across platforms, did he need this ‘street cred’? It seems like now might be the time to cash in on some of that for why the Digital Services Act was no biggie. And sex allegations aren’t like claiming to have invented mRNA—they don’t put you in a position of leading the resistance. Instead they get everyone arguing about something that has nothing to do with what you’re saying NOW.

Logically, it seems like THEY think Russell is dangerous to their agenda. Why? Don’t bother your pretty little head about that. He kissed Yuval and he liked it! He called him a beautiful person. Cancel! Maybe Russell isn’t worth listening to. But when they go to this much trouble to shut him up, don’t you want to know why?

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This interview with Larry King was done when Russell had just married Katy Perry in 2010. Larry talks about his reputation and Russell says, “I was always looking for the one and sometimes I auditioned three or four at a time. Now that I’ve found the one, I won’t be doing that.” He talks about his appreciation for the female form.

I wasn’t sure if I was supposed to be offended by his humor but it made me laugh. In my video I talk about my dance teacher, who’s Russell in a female form at his most outrageous. We write her up all the time for sexual harassment … of men, of women, of dogs, of inanimate objects, and worst of all, herself. This has attracted other people like her so we have Inappropriate Olympics.

I describe Gina’s class as women taking power from their own sexuality—and making fun of it in over-the-top parodies. As is evident from watching animals, sex is a ridiculous act. It should be funny. What Russell describes is a romp, not a rape. It’s about sex between eagerly consenting adults, not power.

In this video by Kavernacle, he begins with clips of Russell speaking out in clear terms about Palestine in 2009, when that was extremely unpopular and always met with accusations of anti-Semitism. Kavernacle approves of this. I talk about episodes I did on my Third Paradigm radio show in 2010 during the Gaza attacks, called Friends Don’t Let Friends Condone Genocide. I talked to every Jewish friend I had and asked them what they thought of it and whether they knew what what happening. A man once came between me and the mom I was talking with and told me to go away and stop bullying her. That’s how unpopular the topic was.

Kavernacle then goes to 2019 when (thanks to those who spoke out before) support for Palestine is more widely accepted and easier to discuss. Yet Russell is, due to his ego, garnering right-wing popularity with conspiracy theories about vaccines, masking and even stupid pieces about the trucker convoy!

When he does talk about Palestine, he says there are two sides and he interviews some guy named Gabor Mate who Kavernacle says is Aaron Mate’s dad but doesn’t seem to know. Gabor says he used to be a Zionist when he was young but went to Palestine on a humanitarian mission and cried every day for two weeks. He regrets having been a Zionist. But, Kavernacle insists, Russell could be interviewing actual Palestinians instead of pandering to his right wing conspiracists.

I did an episode responding to that interview between Russell and Gabor, which I’ll link at the end. It was extremely moving. And I remember Russell saying the next day that Gabor (and commenters) had changed his mind and he didn’t think you could talk about two sides when one has rocks and the other has missiles.

The third video made by Deep Thought 8 years ago is Can We Trust Russell Brand? My question in return is “What are we trusting him for? To think for us?” The answer to that is always no. Yet Deep Thought shows a pattern here and examples that are disturbing, indicating potential connections between Russell and the child abduction and torture cult of the Illuminati. I’ll list six examples below:

1. Most obviously, Russell has 33 tattooed prominently on his wrist. This is the level of Freemasons at which pedo-sadist rituals (in my words) are said to be practiced.

2. He’s written a children’s book of The Pied Piper of Hamlin. In the original dark fairy tale, the Pied Piper rids the town of rats because they follow his music. But then the town doesn’t pay him so he leads all the children away, into the forest and caves. The art features B&W checks, like the floors of the Illuminati, and Russell compares the Piper’s costume to Clockwork Orange.

3. In a show for the Olympics, Russell rides on top of a garishly painted bus with other characters trapped inside. From his outfit, this seems to be the Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. This character was added by Roald Dahl, who is said to have shadowy connections and make pedophile references as graphically detailed here.

4. In an interview, Katy Perry says she grew up singing gospel music as the daughter of two ministers, but at 15 her gospel album went nowhere so she “sold her soul to the devil.” It shows clips and photos of costumes and stage sets that have obvious Illuminati symbology. Deep Thought presents that she is a monarch, a trauma-based mind controlled sex slave. Katy states that Madonna gave her the initial push, a person with likely cult connections.

5. After an Oscar ceremony, a reporter interviews Katy and Russell. At some point, Russell pulls something from his pocket that seems to change Katy’s demeanor. When they’re photographed after that, Russell’s clearly holding at crotch level a small placard with a five-pointed star and the word OBEY.

6. Finally, Russell is on a daytime talk show with a woman named Lorraine. He talks about wanting to have kids so much that he hijacks his friends’ and a little 2 yr old boy and 5 yr old girl come out and sit in his lap. His hand is around the girl’s arm at chest level and as he talks to the little boy, his hand moves a small amount until she elbows it away. Deep Thought shows this in slow motion several times.

After my episode on Anneke Lucas, I don’t doubt that these cults exist and run Hollywood, along with the rest of the world. So I take it seriously. Yet there’s a difference between a member of the Illuminati and an asset. Actors don’t write the scripts, design the costumes or build the sets. I wonder if the abruptness of the divorce, sent by Russell to Katy in a text on NY’s Eve, was a way of cutting himself off from that world. From Wikipedia I learned that he was entitled to half of the $44M she made in those fourteen months (!) but walked away.

In looking up the OBEY sign, it and the five-pointed star are by Shepard Fairley, who designed their wedding invitation. He also created the Obama Hope poster, for whatever you think of those connections. In 2011 in Copenhagen Shepard was called ‘Obama Illuminati’ and beaten up outside a club.

And I don’t know if the hand movement is sinister. As a mother of three daughters, I don’t think of a little girl’s chest as any different than a boy’s. In a way, it feels like sexualizing them to imply otherwise. But maybe these are all connected. If so, it seems like something Russell walked away from in 2014. He later said he was “deliriously disconnected and unhappy,” which is how he looks in the Oscar interview.

To end, here is Russell’s video talking about his tattoos. Although not political content, this reminded me who he is now and why I’ve spent so much time listening to him. I can’t imagine this man hurting a child or raping a woman. But listen and decide for yourself, as he would say.

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This is the video I did in response to his, although I mistakenly thought he had a pyramid eye tattoo, since I didn’t understand the significance of 33 at the time:

Wearing my Halloween cheetah spots, I respond to Russell Brand's interview of Sebastian on "Our Individuality vs. Our Need for One Another" and go one step further from interdependence to interbeing. I ask whether Christianity and democracy were both designed to serve the empire, and if all hierarchy is patriarchy. To design political, economic and spiritual systems that serve the feminine, I consult a tentacled alien from Octavia Butler's book, Lilith's Brood.

and The Epiphany Jumpstart is my response to Russell’s interview of Gabor:

Responding to four interviews between Gabor & Russell Brand, this far-ranging episode discusses religion, faith & spirituality, Palestine, politics, pandemics & parenting, aboriginal art, the three brains of the body & anthropologists from Mars. At Gabor's suggestion, I delve into The Globalization of Addiction by Bruce Alexander (of Rat Park fame) on the dislocation common to slavery, money & addiction, bringing in David Graeber's Debt: the First 5000 Years. Bruce's essay, “What Shakespeare Knew About Addiction and We've Forgotten,” looks at addiction as a "semantic palimpsest" and its connection to devotion. In his second existential crisis he calls for epochal social change as the only way to bring about psychological health. I find that Gabor and I share a go-to deadly sin and I analyze his marriage, with much admiration. I begin by talking about the second greatest force in the universe, which I think is a person who changes their mind, and I end with the most powerful force that I call the epiphany jumpstart.