AUSTRALIA: Bloody protests break out in Melbourne after Milo-haters are leaked secret location of his show
December 4, 2017
Left-wing violent protesters descended onto Stubbs Avenue in Kensington, Melbourne’s north-west, on Monday afternoon ahead of the show by Milo Yiannopoulos, the British-born, controversial, ‘right-wing firebrand.’
AU News Clad in Gucci and sunglasses, the provocative 33-year-old, who has been deemed a “Nazi” by the Alt Left, and and wants Muslims “sent back to the Middle East”, breezed into Sydney slaying some of Australia’s most popular celebrities and politicians.
Milo Yiannopoulos, 33, the provocative 33-year-old, then touched down in Melbourne, for the third leg of his speaking tour. The US-based commentator’s tour has proven controversial since it kicked off in Adelaide on Friday. The self-confessed ‘troll’ and ‘provocateur’, has offended Muslim groups and feminist acitivists with his controversial, yet popular, opinions.
“I THINK Australia might need saving from itself sometime soon, so I’m here as a sort of warning from America,” said Milo.
Daily Mail (h/t Sara S) Police in riot gear were forced to intervene when verbal clashes turned physical between the protesters and Mr Yiannopoulos’s supporters. Police used capsicum (tear gas) spray to subdue some of the more violent demonstrators who were protesting against the UK-born political commentator.
Protesters could be heard chanting ‘Milo is a wanker’ before the clash turned physical. At least 10 men were pictured throwing punches, with several brandishing make-shift weapons including wooden clubs and sticks.
Australian political commentator, Andrew Bolt, interviews Milo about the “aggressive Left.”
A video of the personality went viral last week, when he told a Muslim presenter he thought all Muslim people should be deported to the Middle East. ‘Expel Islam from the West,’ he told Australian-born Muslim reporter Emma Eros on Wednesday. ‘Anyone who describes themselves as a Muslim, send them back to the Middle East.'
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It seems like a lot of 'christians' (always republicans) have hard ons for underage girls, boys, like Roy Moore. Well he has a hard on for underage girls - maybe boys too - who knows?
I guess you forgot about Anthony Weiner, Neal Goldscmidt, the Seattle Mayor to name a few that were not Republican
Why did you stop at just three if there were lots more? But you could name thirty more like those guys and you still wouldn't have the equal of Roy Moore in scumminess.
Milo - doesn't he have hard ons for little boys?
Oh, christ I'd forgotten all about Milo (probably by unconscious wish to do so). He is one confused, sick puppy and I'm not referring to his sexuality but his politics and political affinities. He's dancing with devils.
The man needs intensive therapy.
June 6, 1944, American, British, French, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy to kill or capture every fascist supporter they could find.
Speech promoting lies and division is not free speech. It is an agenda for eternal conflict.
Two years ago I saw a photo of Milo Yiannopoulos in a flowing white silk shirt with a string of pearls. He was gorgeous. lol
Milo- the guy the left considers to be the only gay Jewish Nazi in the world.
And it's the epitome of irony
So there are more than just Milo? Can you name one that we would all know? Someone as outspoken and notorious? I'm curious as to whom they might be.
Agreed.
Yeah, ok. I get that people don't like the guy or disagree with him or whatever, but calling him a nazi is just stupid. If people are going to criticize him as a nazi, that doesn't say much for the intellectual credibility of those protesting him.
If it quacks like a duck...
Leaked Breitbart emails
In early October 2017, BuzzFeed News published leaked email chains from Yiannopoulos' tenure at Breitbart. According to the report, Yiannopoulos and his ghostwriter Allum Bokhari regularly solicited ideas for stories and comments from people associated with the alt-right and neo-Nazi movements. [7] Among the figures Yiannopoulos contacted were Curtis Yarvin , a central figure of the neoreactionary movement; [139] Devin Saucier , the editor of the white supremacist magazine American Renaissance ; [140] Andrew Auernheimer , the administrator of neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer ; [140] and Baked Alaska , a commentator known for his anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi tweets. [141] Yiannopoulos also was in contact and received suggestions and texts from individuals in "traditionally liberal professions" such as entertainment and media. Mitchell Sunderland from Vice News emailed Yiannopoulos a link to an article by Lindy West of The New York Times , and requested: "Please mock this fat feminist." [142] [143] The report also included a video of Yiannopoulos singing " America the Beautiful " at a karaoke bar, where a crowd of neo-Nazis and white supremacists, including Saucier and Richard B. Spencer , cheered him with the Nazi sieg heil salute. [7] [144]
Yiannopoulos has subsequently claimed that he did not see the Nazi salutes while he was singing, citing what he claimed to be "extreme myopia ". [144] According to the bartender who was working on the night of the incident, Yiannopoulos, Richard Spencer and their entourage came into the bar and asked to sing karaoke even though it had ended. When the bartender saw the Nazi salutes she rushed the stage and told Yiannopoulos and his friends to leave, at which point they began harassing her, chanting "Trump! Trump! Trump!" and " Make America Great Again !" According to her, Yiannopoulos was getting the others "aroused". The group left after the bartender's coworkers backed her up. [145]
The story also reported that Yiannopoulos had a penchant for using personal passwords with anti-semitic overtones, such as "Kristall", a reference to Kristallnacht , a pogrom the Nazis initiated against Jews in 1938, and "longknives1290", a reference to another Nazi massacre, the Night of the Long Knives , and the Edict of Expulsion of 1290 in which Edward I of England expelled all Jews from his kingdom. [146]
He's a self loathing little turd pedophile.
The only part of the OP I found interesting is when the reporter in the first video said that Yappanopolous had sold "12,000 tickets to his seven shows in Australia".
That is an average of appx 1700 tickets per show. Peanuts for a once in a lifetime national tour.
Why does anyone even care about this shit?
I think this is the correct response. There should total rejection of Nazi's and Nazi ideology from the West. If conservatives feel that attacks on Nazi's are coming too close to home, that is their problem.
I'm not for sending anyone back to where they came from based on their ethnicity or religion. We will have to deal with the existing problems as they are, but I'm for vetting anyone coming to live in the USA and making sure they are able to adjust to the culture and values this country holds. I'm also for giving the majority of visas and immigration status to possibly become citizens here to those who already have something to offer this country instead of a becoming a lifetime welfare recipient.
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