Anyone who seriously thought loud-mouthed lefties had driven Milo Yiannopoulos into the woods forever is seriously out of touch with the mood of the world.
Here he is.
Last Saturday, Milo announced he’s planning ‘Milo’s Free Speech Week’ in Berkeley later this year.
“We will hold talks and rallies and throw massive parties, all in the name of free expression and the First Amendment,” he wrote on his Facebook page, which, if anything, has gathered vehement momentum since Simon & Schuster canned his $255,000 book deal in February.
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