Ian Brown fans shocked by 'no masks' coronavirus tweet

hereHe spoke of concerns over the performance of NHS Test and Trace in Greater Manchester, particularly the contacts of the people testing positive."The numbers are increasing each week as we see more positive cases," he said."So is the number of people not being reached.

Matt James signed off Instagram after arriving in Farmington, Pennsylvania, to film The Bachelor.“See y’all in a few months,” the real estate broker, 28, wrote in a since-deleted post on his Instagram Story on Tuesday, September 22.

Ian Brown has doubled down once more on his coronavirus conspiracies, claiming the pandemic was “planned and designed to make us digital slaves.”In his latest series of tweets, he labelled the ongoing pandemic a “plandemic” while stating there’s “#NOWORKFORSINGERS.”He also quoted George Orwell, writing: “ALL tyrannies rule through fraud and force but once the FRAUD is exposed they must rely exclusively on FORCE George Orwell.”THE GREAT RESET the plandemic planned designed and executed to make us

Ian Brown has doubled down yet again on his controversial comments about the coronavirus pandemic and shared an anti-lockdown song titled ‘Little Seed Big Tree’.The Stone Roses frontman recently faced criticism earlier this month when he posted a tweet which seemingly appeared to show his scepticism towards the coronavirus crisis and vaccinations.“NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX,” he wrote on Twitter.He then defended his comments and hit back at his critics, saying: “To all of you

Manchester Evening News reported yesterday how 110 schools across the region now have confirmed Covid cases. Thousands of pupils with positive cases in their 'bubbles' have been sent home and told to self-isolate since schools reopened.

Having taken on Jim Corr’s anti-mask protests last month, Jedward have now moved on to Ian Brown.

The Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown's official account recently have been very outspoken about the coronavirus pandemic.

Jedward have criticised Ian Brown for making controversial comments about the coronavirus pandemic and vaccinations, marking one of the unlikeliest exchanges of 2020.The former Stone Roses frontman has attracted criticism over the last week for posting a series of tweets in which he appeared to show his scepticism towards the pandemic and a potential vaccination.In his latest message from earlier today (September 14), Brown wrote on Twitter: “So I’m a Conspiracy Theorist HA! a term invented by

Ian Brown has doubled down on his controversial comments about the coronavirus pandemic, as well as calling out Microsoft founder Bill Gates.The Stone Roses frontman faced criticism last weekend when he posted a tweet which seemingly appeared to show his scepticism towards the coronavirus crisis and vaccinations.“NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX,” he wrote on Twitter.Brown hashtagged his tweet: “#researchanddestroy.”While Brown was criticised for failing to show evidence of his

Hannah Brown took a trip down memory lane upon paying a visit to a site that called back to her season of The Bachelorette.The Dancing With the Stars champion, 25, stopped by a windmill during her vacation that resembled the one from season 15 of The Bachelorette last year.

Hey, so, over the weekend Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown outed himself as a COVID-19 conspiracy theorist. Great stuff.Posting on Twitter on Saturday, Brown wrote: “NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX #researchanddestroy”.This came after the government announced the latest changes to local lockdown rules in Brown’s hometown of Manchester.

Ian Brown has received some backlash online for sharing what appears to be anti-vaxxer views in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.Posting to Twitter this afternoon (September 5), the former Stone Roses frontman wrote: “NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX.” He hashtagged his tweet: #researchanddestroy”NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX #researchanddestroy— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) September 5, 2020The Mancunian musician is yet to expand on the tweet, but former bandmate

Country artist Blanco Brown is in the ICU after a car accident that took place Monday night. The “Just The Way” singer, 35, was involved in a head-on collision near his home in Atlanta on Monday that left him with “significant injuries,” according to a statement from his representatives at the BRB Music Group provided to Fox News.

The Academy of Country Music Awards announced the performers and songs that will be featured at this year's show at the Grand Ole Opry House. The 2020 show will feature performances by Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Dan + Shay, Florida Georgia Line, Mickey Guyton and Morgan Wallen when the show kicks off later this month.