Over the past few weeks, a number of aging UK rockers have voiced their displeasure with the coronavirus quarantine — but perhaps no one more than Stone Roses singer Ian Brown.
Brown unleashed a series of tweets about coronavirus conspiracies, claiming the pandemic, which he termed a “plandemic,” was “planned designed to make us digital slaves” and ranted about the validity of the pandemic.
https://twitter.com/ianbrown/status/1308338852889853952
https://twitter.com/ianbrown/status/1308070253226848257
Brown’s previous tweets show that he’s against nearly every government precaution to stop the spread of COVID-19, including masks, lockdown and contact tracing.
https://twitter.com/ianbrown/status/1302252429191401473
Brown also quoted 1984 author George Orwell, writing: “ALL tyrannies rule through fraud and force but once the FRAUD is exposed they must rely exclusively on FORCE George Orwell.”
https://twitter.com/ianbrown/status/1308489117534216192
He also released an anti-lockdown song about it last week.
NEW TRACK LITTLE SEED BIG TREE OUT NOW PLEASE SHAREhttps://t.co/5XJKSPiB8t pic.twitter.com/orDkpfXlPd
— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) September 18, 2020
The singer, who was a founding member of Stone Roses in 1984, has been solo since 1996.
