Notorious grifter on right-wing twitter set to be charged with sedation by the Malaysian government
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Does anyone know his net worth? You know what they say $20 is $20, I can respect the hustle. I would never sell my soul for clicks or dollars though but I’m just curious if he’s reaping any rewards from sacrificing his entire personhood for the bag. Damn this nigga really just says whatever gets him a click, crazy how the world evolves.
I wonder if aliens made documentaries about humans the way david attenborough does for bugs and wildlife how would they describe him, ian miles cheong, a social media psychological parasite leeching off the attention and rage of fellow men via the internet as a proxy….
I wonder if aliens made documentaries about humans the way david attenborough does for bugs and wildlife how would they describe him, ian miles cheong, a social media psychological parasite leeching off the attention and rage of fellow men via the internet as a proxy….
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Considering the updated twitter platform that caters to grifters like him, who garner many impressions, and with his past fraudulent endeavors exposed on the mega thread, I think he's made a fair amount of money for a person living in Malaysia.
But non of that matters anymore.
Does this mean he won't pop out on my fyp anymore
If so I hope they put him away for years
Hopefully, that's the case. Malaysian government has to apprehend him.
Keep it a boqol
VIP
He use to write for Far right Nazi and pedophilia apologist Milo yiannopoulos’s website. His blog was called “Incel Corner”
Inceldom was his only path.
Kool-Aid
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Malaysian Right-Wing Influencer Ian Miles Cheong Is Being Trolled
Cheong’s critics have spread false rumors that the Malaysian government would execute him over his posts.
Malaysian right-wing commentator and social media influencer Ian Miles Cheong was quick to dispel rumors spreading on the internet that his home government supposedly executed him over his past pro-Israel posts.
“Seriously. I can’t even take a nap without waking up to some nonsense,” Cheong wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday afternoon local time, in response to another post by user Kristi Yamaguccimane (@TheWapplehouse) that read: “Ian Miles Cheong has been executed by the Malaysian government at the order of Anwar Ibrahim for his continued online support of Israel’s offensive in the Gaza Strip. He was 35 years old.”
The post falsely declaring Cheong’s death has since been deleted, but not before it garnered thousands of retweets and tens of thousands of likes—and inspired celebration from social media users who apparently dislike Cheong. (Malaysia has observed a moratorium on capital punishment since 2018.)
The brouhaha followed an earlier post over the weekend by Australian political activist Drew Pavlou that attracted similar attention for its suggestion that Cheong’s suppression by the Malaysia government was imminent.
Cheong, who is based in Ipoh according to Malaysian newspaper New Straits Times, is a current contributor to Canadian media company Rebel News and former contributor to sites including The Daily Caller and Russian state media RT. But he’s most known for his social media presence: on X, he has more than 900,000 followers and has even earned a sizable income by farming engagement, often through resharing viral videos and frequently commenting on American politics, courting controversy for views criticized as racist and anti-LGBT.
The influencer’s residence has previously been a topic of discourse but it gained newfound attention last week when anonymous user CensoredMan posted a thread on X on Feb. 9 that went viral accusing Cheong of being a “grifter” who posts “divisive” content “because it’s profitable,” highlighting some of Cheong’s posts on the war in Gaza as examples.
The next day, Cheong disputed the characterization of his position on the issue, telling New Straits Times that he has repeatedly advocated for peace on both sides. He also posted on X: “I actually love my country. The food is great, it’s peaceful, and it’s a strong conservative nation.”
Malaysia, a Muslim-majority nation in Southeast Asia, has no formal diplomatic ties with Israel and is a strong supporter of Palestinians and Hamas. While there is no evidence that authorities have targeted Cheong—and the Malaysian government has not responded to questions from TIME—the country’s Sedition Act of 1948, deemed “archaic” by critics, bans the use of any act, speech, or publication that spurs contempt against the government or Malaysia’s monarchs and prohibits inciting ill will and hostility between different races and classes of citizens. In December, Malaysian police arrested a 36-year-old man who supported the establishment of Malaysia-Israel ties.
They gonna execute him?
Because it’s a fake name it’s not his real name
He’s smart he doesn’t engage in Malaysian politics, and for a long time even made these white folks think he lived here in the states. Because if he ever tweeted the things he tweets he would’ve been arrested a long time ago. He took down his tweets supporting Israel fast. Also his name isn’t Ian miles it’s some Chinese name he’s not Malay he’s Chinese I think.
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