Post by trueblue on Aug 31, 2022 20:57:41 GMT
'Did Gavin McInnes Fake His On-Air Arrest And Flee to the South of France?'
The latest evidence indicates that Gavin McInnes, the media pain-in-the-ass whose limited ideas led to the popularization of Brooklyn hipsterism in the early aughts (though some would argue it was invented there long before McInnes, a British-born Canadian, ever got anywhere near New York City, and that he merely jumped everyone else’s train), faked his disappearance from his Get Off My Lawn podcast last week.
On Thursday, following the kind of elaborate setup one usually sees on a children’s television show—Hey kids, should I answer the door?—the Proud Boys founder, who is accused by his detractors of being a right-wing, racist extremist, was seemingly interrupted in the middle of his Censored.TV network podcast after some unwelcome visitors popped into his Bronx studio during a live broadcast and McInnes has not been seen or heard from since.
On Thursday, following the kind of elaborate setup one usually sees on a children’s television show—Hey kids, should I answer the door?—the Proud Boys founder, who is accused by his detractors of being a right-wing, racist extremist, was seemingly interrupted in the middle of his Censored.TV network podcast after some unwelcome visitors popped into his Bronx studio during a live broadcast and McInnes has not been seen or heard from since.
Some say he was taken away by members of law enforcement, most likely federal, and that he’s been in custody ever since.
But that now seems to have been a bit.
But that now seems to have been a bit.