“Stop The Steal” organizer Ali Alexander may have been banned from Instagram, but his far-right media startup Culttture remains active and available on the platform, where it is posting prohibited content.
Social media platforms are banning Alexander for his role in the January 6 rally-turned-deadly-insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. According to Politico, Alexander claimed responsibility for the Washington, D.C., rally preceding the storming of the Capitol, saying before the event, “I was the person who came up with the Jan. 6 idea.”
The Washington Post reports that “authorities say they could ultimately arrest hundreds as the country seeks accountability” for the insurrection, and Congress recently opened an investigation on the attacks. The insurrection caused five deaths, the spread of COVID-19 to multiple members of Congress, and other destruction. Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram have all permanently banned Alexander.
Madonna has warned fans about Instagram’s new terms of service.
The Queen of Pop uploaded a video in which she alleged that Instagram’s new policies will allow the platform to spy on users and their families and access their private data.
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According to Madonna, “Starting tomorrow, Instagram’s new cyber surveillance policies allow Mark Zuckerberg to spy on you and your family, steal your most intimate secrets and monitor your compliance with government mandates through all your devices – including your television – and sell your data to government and industry or punish you for disobedience.”
He is still a Hollywood heartthrob.
And Josh Brolin proved it as he posed completely in the nude on his Instagram page Tuesday morning while enjoying his coffee.
The 52-year-old beefcake showed off his chiseled figure as he stretched his shapely legs up to rest them on the table in front of him.
Still a Hollywood heartthrob: Josh Brolin proved it as he posed completely in the nude on his Instagram page Tuesday morning while enjoying his coffee
Sizzling sensation: Josh is pictured at opening night of Ethan Coen s A Play Is A Poem at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles in September 2019