J. Dore, Mike MacRae, Kurt Metzger (TJDS); Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Twitter seduced me with promises of power and money, money and power. Let's go to Mars! |
Could 80 percent of Twitter accounts be bots? It's believable. There's no chance Musk will stop censoring voices on Twitter. He won't mention Julian Assange even though he's said to be all about "free speech." He isn't.
He's a puppet figure held up to do useful things for the powers that be. When they are done with him, they will dispose of his fortune, reputation, and possibly his life. That's how it goes with the likes of Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and other multi-billionaire figureheads.
They are stuffed shirts who must toe the line, rich on paper and nearly powerless when it comes to do with what they themselves have the volition to do; it must be approved first. They will not be allowed to rock the capitalist boat that enriched them.
Elon Musk’s Twitter deal is suddenly back on for the same high price as before ($54.20 a share) because he was about to be deposed or because he was threatening to expose the CIA and other government agencies' bots? The corporate mainstream media still won’t mention imprisoned Julian Wikileaks Assange.
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