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The next day, Wentz was visited in Los Angeles by two plainclothes members of  2 days ago underwhelming, to say the very least: pic.twitter.com/qHdwTy5pVO Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) April 7, 2021. Get the  2 days ago is using the police to go after those who criticize her on Twitter. She denies Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) April 7, 2021. RT @queeralamode@twitter.com. : https://twitter.com/queeralamode/status/ 1358124128012668928. from @celinem@framapiaf.org (celinem) 7 février 2021.

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— Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) April De senaste tweetarna från @QueerMeNow 2021-04-09 · — Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) April 8, 2021. The California Highway Patrol appeared to confirm that they did pay the Twitter user paid a visit although they did not admit it directly when confronted by another user on the platform. The CHP asked the user to contact Capitol Police for more information. The Twitter user, who goes by @queeralamode, is demanding answers from police and the congresswoman on why he was tracked down at home on Thursday. He said the experience left him “shaken up” and “feel[ing] very unsafe in my home right now.” A spokeswoman for Ocasio-Cortez said the congresswoman did not request the investigation.

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3 days ago Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) April 8, 2021. The California Highway Patrol appeared to confirm that they did pay the Twitter  Mar 29, 2021 Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) March 28, 2021. https://twitter. com/SlimJosa/status/1376039392217817090?s=20. Ryan Wentz, who goes by the Twitter handle @queeralamode, said the plainclothes California Highway Patrol officers came to his door Thursday, after he  2 days ago Police visited the L.A. home of a podcaster this week a day after after he posted a tweet criticizing AOC and her comments on Israel and  Mar 29, 2021 Human Rights Watch Watcher (@queeralamode) March 28, 2021.

He said the experience left him “shaken up” and “feel[ing] very unsafe in my home right now.” A spokeswoman for Ocasio-Cortez said the congresswoman did not request the investigation. 2021-04-09 2021-03-30 The Twitter user, @queeralamode, does not list a name on the profile but describes himself as a co-host of two podcasts. But the user posted a letter about the incident from his purported employer, Maffick LLC, that identified him as Ryan Wentz. (Twitter has labeled Maffick as Russia state-affiliated media). 2021-04-10 The host speculated that Twitter had turned the blogger in to authorities on AOC's behalf. “Another weird thing is usually I would get a report, because I’ve gotten my tweets reported before.
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The latest tweets from @queeralamode The Twitter user, who goes by @queeralamode, is demanding answers from police and the congresswoman on why he was tracked down at home on Thursday. He said the experience left him “shaken up” and “feel [ing] very unsafe in my home right now.” A spokeswoman for Ocasio-Cortez said the congresswoman did not request the investigation. The Twitter user, @queeralamode, does not list a name on the profile but describes himself as a co-host of two podcasts. But the user posted a letter about the incident from his purported employer, Maffick LLC, that identified him as Ryan Wentz. (Twitter has labeled Maffick as Russia state-affiliated media).

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The podcaster, who goes by the name of @queeralamode on Twitter, shared a video of Ocasio-Cortez being interviewed by Michael Miller, the head of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York. AOC was asked about Middle East peace, especially between Israelis and Palestinians. Ryan Wentz, who goes by the Twitter handle @queeralamode, said the plainclothes California Highway Patrol officers came to his door Thursday, after he posted video of some vague remarks made by The podcaster, who goes by the name of @queeralamode on Twitter, shared a video of Ocasio-Cortez being interviewed by Michael Miller, the head of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York.

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2021-04-09 2021-03-30 The Twitter user, @queeralamode, does not list a name on the profile but describes himself as a co-host of two podcasts. But the user posted a letter about the incident from his purported employer, Maffick LLC, that identified him as Ryan Wentz.

Red Ryan / @queeralamode. Quote of the year from Evo Morales: “It’s not about being ‘populist Opinion editors at the New York Times are facing calls to resign over publishing an op-ed by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton making a case for deploying the military to quell the riots that have broken out across the US. 2021-04-09 · An anti-war activist said he was visited by California Highway Patrol officers after posting video of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s bumbling comments on Israel-Palestine. The action, which AOC denies triggering, was initiated by a call to US Capitol Police. As he waited for a food delivery at his home in Los Angeles on April 8, Ryan Wentz, an anti-war activist and producer for the online 2 dagar sedan · Carlson pointed out that Wentz's Twitter account is not under his name and that he does not list his address there — so it was a "mystery" how police identified and located him. The host speculated that Twitter had turned the blogger in to authorities on AOC's behalf. Thread by @queeralamode: Twitter may remove this content at anytime! Save it as PDF for later use!