UPDATE: Milo is now back on Twitter as of 11.49 AM, but many of his followers were still missing.
Milo Yiannopoulos has been suspended from Twitter.
The controversial conservative flame-thrower was booted off the social networking site Wednesday for reasons that have yet to be determined, though Milo has been under fierce attack from Muslims for his criticism of the left for “choosing Islam over gays.”
Milo told Heat Street on Tuesday: “I saw the shootings happen and realized this has been something I’ve been speaking about for a very long time and although I’m constitutionally opposed to saying, ‘I told you so,’ this did strike me as an illustration of something I’ve been warning against for quite some time.”
On Wednesday, the gay U.S.-based British outspoken Trump supporter and anti-feminist, who is currently on a 50-week, 60-date U.S. college tour and going viral on a regular basis, is scheduled to deliver a talk on Muslims and gays at a press conference in Orlando. He had been planning to speak at the University of Central Florida, but the campus police canceled his talk.
In March, Milo wondered at a White House Press conference if he had been de-verified on Twitter for being an outspoken conservative.
It looks like Twitter has suspended Milo Yiannopoulos pic.twitter.com/knCavenKV4
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) June 15, 2016
Milo, a gay journalist, defended the LGBT community and is now suspended by the homophobes at @twitter #JeSuisMilo #FreeMilo
— Udbhav Kamboj (@UKamboj) June 15, 2016
