BREAKING: Berkeley Free Speech Week will be canceled — Exclusive
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Red Alert Politics has learned Berkeley Free Speech Week is canceled. According to many sources involved with the planning of the highly anticipated event, student leaders of the Berkeley Patriots are scared of Antifa and the Berkeley administration — and are altogether overwhelmed by the controversy.

Milo Inc. announced a press conference which will take place in San Francisco tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. There, the Berkeley Patriot’s editor in chief Mike Wright will explain the controversy in greater detail.

One of the event’s speakers, who wished to remain anonymous, told Red Alert Politics that while the students are backing out Milo Yiannopoulos will continue on.

Yiannopoulos echoes these sentiments, insisting that Free Speech Week is still a go. It is possible for Milo Inc. to have private citizens speak at the public campus without support of a student group.

KQED Public Radio’s John Sepulvado reports that student organizers have filed a complaint against UC Berkeley with the United States Department of Justice.

Another speaker confirmed to Red Alert Politics that the circulating rumors about Free Speech Week are true.

Red Alert Politics will continue to monitor this situation and update this story as necessary.

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Source: Red Alert Politics