Milo Yiannopoulos: One of the ‘most dangerous men in the West’ now selling religious statues

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Milo Yiannopoulos: One of the ‘most dangerous men in the West’ now selling religious statues (youtu.be)

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Milo Yiannopoulos has gone from being one of the “most dangerous men in the Western world” to selling religious statues in an “amazing transformation".

Back in 2019 the Morrison government banned Mr Yiannopoulos from doing another tour in Australia after comments he made following the Christchurch terrorist attack.

“This man, too dangerous to let into Australia, is now a Christian, he says,” Mr Bolt said.

“He’s given up homosexual sex and sells Christian icons.”

Mr Bolt discussed the issue with NSW One Nation Leader Mark Latham.

“I can't believe that Milo is still banned from Australia,” Mr Latham said.

“We’ve got the religious freedom bill being moved in Canberra, surely he qualifies under that.”

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Milo Yiannopoulos has gone from being one of the “most dangerous men in the Western world” to selling religious statues in an “amazing transformation". Back in 2019 the Morrison government banned Mr Yiannopoulos from doing another tour in Australia after comments he made following the Christchurch terrorist attack. “This man, too dangerous to let into Australia, is now a Christian, he says,” Mr Bolt said. “He’s given up homosexual sex and sells Christian icons.” Mr Bolt discussed the issue with NSW One Nation Leader Mark Latham. “I can't believe that Milo is still banned from Australia,” Mr Latham said. “We’ve got the religious freedom bill being moved in Canberra, surely he qualifies under that.”