Right-wing writer Milo Yiannopoulos has been dropped from his op-ed deal with the Daily Caller after just one column, according to a post on his Facebook page.
Yiannopoulos wrote on his Facebook page Saturday afternoon that the Daily Caller had "caved to pressure and canceled my weekly column."
"Sad news: The Daily Caller has caved to pressure and cancelled my weekly column after a day, claiming, falsely, they never planned to run weekly contributions from me," Yiannopoulos wrote Saturday.
"Where will it end? So: no new MILO column for now. This sort of cowardice is why the Right in America loses and will keep losing the culture wars," he added.
Apparently Yiannopoulos wrote a single column on Saturday that essentially attacked Kevin Spacey and made a number of explosive allegations not backed up by any evidence.
Gee I wonder why he had to go?
Actually the only thing I really wonder is why would anybody hire him expecting a different outcome?
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ReplyDeletethat the right-wing keeps losing the culture wars is NOT because they fire the biggest assholes in their tent. It's because the rest of the tent is still filled with lesser assholes.
Awww, did his pwecious fee fees get hurt?
ReplyDeleteMilo is great. He is a gay guy milking money out of gay hating conservatives and Christians.
ReplyDeleteNow here is an example of a real journalist
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Guardian journalist has book coming on Trump and Russia
The Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) A journalist who has reported on the so-called "Steele Dossier" compiled on Donald Trump has a book coming out Nov. 16.
Vintage Books told The Associated Press on Monday that Luke Harding's "Collusion: Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win" will be a detailed narrative on Trump's connections with the Russians.
Harding is a foreign correspondent for The Guardian. He met last year with former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, whose dossier on Trump contains explosive allegations about the president and Russia. The book also investigates such Trump aides and family members as Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort, the former campaign manager who was indicted last week for money laundering and other charges.
Harding said in a statement that the Trump-Russia story is one of "follow the money," a phrase dating back to the Watergate scandals.
"The key to the Trump-Russia story is being able to follow the money, see what deals were made when and by whom, and what relationships were being cultivated and why," he said.
According to Vintage, a Penguin Random House imprint, "Harding identifies companies, real-estate transactions, offshore banks, international banks, computer hacking, secret meetings, dead spies, a multimillion-dollar trail of money with circumspect payouts and a surfeit of evidence that led to the most shocking election in American history."
#1 Pu$$y Grabber in chief>
ReplyDelete"These settlements often require alleged victims to sign a nondisclosure agreement – essentially a pledge of secrecy – in exchange for a cash payment. They are designed to keep the reputations of allegedly abusive high-flyers intact, an arrangement that can allow repeated wrongdoing."
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/11/taxpayers-are-subsidizing-hush-money-for-sexual-harassment-and-assault/
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/tavissmiley/interviews/playwright-activist-eve-ensler-3/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Vagina_Monologues
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I Don't understand why these woman think it is ok to take money to keep quiet,they are basically condoning bad behavior for money.
DeleteSo, once he can’t get anyone to pay to listen to him speak or pay to read what he writes, what is he going to do for a living? Grift off of GoFundMe?
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about the abuse topic, generally speaking.
ReplyDeleteIn college I was raped. I've always thought that was the most disgusting thing in the world, aside from murder.
I discovered something MORE disgusting that either of those things.
When a middle aged man insinuates that it would be impossible to assault a woman (whom he doesn't personally know and will ever meet) because she always wants it from anyone.
There is nothing more disgusting and that man and anyone who still likes him deserve physical torture. Even if he KNEW he, it's still inexcusable.
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ReplyDeleteAnd you can BEST BELIEVE her kids will call the cops if he comes anywhere near them. The woman's son will hate his own father for associating with slimeball sociopathic liars.
How exactly does one get fired from the Daily Caller?
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