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Journalist Kat Bee has shared video proof that John Maus was at the far right gathering, while Ariel Pink has subsequently tweeted: welcome to the panoptigan. they wasted no time...save yourselves friends, cancel me now and turn me in before they come for you — Ariel Pink (@arielxpink) January 7, 2021 vote for trump — Ariel Pink (@arielxpink) January 7, 2021 One theory has emerged online that the group were simply observing, and not participating - a plea that seems like thin gruel...

Among those supporters were indie musicians Ariel Pink and John Maus. A picture of the pair was posted on the private Instagram account of director Alex Lee Moyer, who was also in D.C. with them. Further footage of the group on the grounds of the Capitol during the insurrection have also emerged. ADVERTISEMENT And heres the picture. Sorry your creepy shitty white men favs are confirmed creepy shitty white men! pic.twitter.com/J3CP8YBLj9— Kat Bee (@katbeee) January 7, 2021 ...

Ariel Pink (Picture: Getty) Ariel Pink was confirmed that he was among the crowds who attended yesterday’s riots at the Capitol Building to “peacefully show his support for the president”. Posting privately on Instagram, director Alex Lee Moyer shared a photo which confirmed that Pink was in attendance at the protest, alongside singer John Maus. Sharing the snap of the trio sitting on a hotel bed, which was tagged in Washington DC, she wrote: “The day we almost died but had a great time...

Published Jan 07, 2021 Yesterday, hundreds of angry Trump supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington, D.C., in an unprecedented protest that was broadcast the world over. The riot resulted in four deaths and plenty of chaos, as MAGA supporters protested Joe Bidens presidential win. Among the protestors were a handful of recognizable musicians, including John Maus, Ariel Pink and Iced Earth guitarist Jon Schaffer.  Schaffer was spotted on the scene by numerous onlookers. Last November, he was...

“I attended the rally on the White House lawn and went back to hotel and took a nap,” Pink wrote later to a disappointed Twitter user. “Case closed.” i was in dc to peacefully show my support for the president. i attended the rally on the white house lawn and went back to hotel and took a nap. case closed “All the people at these events deserve whats coming to them. They took the risk knowing full well what might happen. BLM protests over the past 6 months are not informed about the p...

Photo: Ben Horton/Getty Images for The Art of Elysium Yesterday, violent right-wing terrorists forced their way into the U.S. Capitol following a pro-Trump protest that everyone on the planet—except, oddly, anyone involved in law enforcement—knew was going to escalate to dangerous levels, leading to a day that the United States will never and should never live down. And, according to Pitchfork, there were a couple of familiar faces in the crowd outside the White House, specifically Ariel P...

Musician Ariel Pink upset fans by confirming his attendance at the pro-Trump protests on Jan. 6, the same day a mob, encouraged by the president to march to the Capitol, stormed the Capitol building Filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer posted a photo of Pink, 42, who was born Ariel Marcus Rosenberg, alongside songwriter John Maus in a hotel room in D.C. She also posted live videos of Maus navigating the crowd, causing some on Twitter to infer what Pink’s involvement in the protests, which he later confir...

Jan 07 2021 Historian of coups and right-wing authoritarians here. If there are not severe consequences for every lawmaker & Trump govt official who backed this, every member of the Capitol Police who collaborated with them, this "strategy of disruption" will escalate in 2021 — Ruth Ben-Ghiat (@ruthbenghiat) January 7, 2021 ABOVE: She is right. I remain hopeful that the insurrectionists will be brought to justice. Inhofe being sworn in by Pence (Image via video still) HUFF POST: Sen. James In...

11 weeks ago Well, yesterday there was chaos in D.C. Strangely, Ariel Pink was part of the mob that convened on the Capitol. Pink stated that while he was not part of the mob that actually entered the Capitol, he was there to "peacefully show [his] support for the president." Pink was there with musician John Maus. None of the labels currently distirbuting Pinks music have issued a statement. Pink had previously expressed statements that suggested that he believed that the Presidential electio...

Ariel Pink has admitted to attending a pro-Trump protest at the White House yesterday, after filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer posted a photograph of Pink and John Maus together in the city. Pink says he was there to “peacefully show [his] support for the president,” but was not part of the mob that stormed the Capitol. The role of Maus, whom Moyer filmed observing crowds at the Capitol, is unclear. In an email to Pitchfork, Moyer, whose Instagram account has been made private, says she met with the...