Pete Evans 'doesn't need attention, he needs help': Bolt скачать в хорошем качестве

Pete Evans 'doesn't need attention, he needs help': Bolt

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says controversial celebrity chef Pete Evans "does not deserve a stage" and he has "no respect for those who did give him one", believing he requires help rather than attention. Mr Evans posted an image on Instagram of a caterpillar wearing a MAGA hat talking to a butterfly saying "you've changed" while the butterfly responds "we're supposed to". However, the butterfly's wing had an image of 'The Black Sun' - a neo-Nazi symbol once cultivated by Heinrich Himmler of the SS - which was also depicted on the backpack of the Christchurch terrorist responsible for the death of 51 Islamic worshippers. "To me, it is profoundly disgusting for Evans to put that image out like it was some sort of joke. Now, you might say; 'maybe he didn't know that was a Nazi symbol', but he hasn't said that," Mr Bolt said. "He's claimed that COVID-19 is a government plot to go after celebrities and any celebrities you hear have tested negative means they haven't confessed so will go to trial after world mass arrests, and if they have tested positive, they've confessed and will be executed out of the public eye. "Evans says vaccines are a health hazard and has sold a light machine he claims can cure the coronavirus. "He's falsely claimed that you should remove dairy from your diet because it can remove the calcium from your bones. "Evans even peddled a recipe for a bone-broth for babies that was so dangerous that his cookbook had to be withdrawn. "Now, I hate the cancel culture. It's dangerous. It's usually used by lazy people who can't or won't simply argue back. And it's used by bullies who don't just say 'I'm not going to listen to that person'". "But with Evans, I'm thinking, I wouldn't give this guys a stage, and I have no respect for those who did give him one. What he needs, I think, is not attention but help."