So today it's Elon Musk who is creating conspiracies by claiming that a Brazilian judge arranged the election in Brazil along with some former Twitter employees.
He's making claims and asking people on X to provide him with the evidence.
I guess it's the similar situation as what he recently did for the UK.
He's making claims and asking people on X to provide him with the evidence.
I guess it's the similar situation as what he recently did for the UK.
Quote:Brazil Top Court's "Fake" Judge Deliberately Interfered In Election: Elon Musk
Musk said this after de Moraes ordered to block Musk's social media platform X nationwide, following the company's refusal to appoint a legal representative in the country.
"There is growing evidence that fake judge Alexandre engaged in serious, repeated, and deliberate election interference in Brazil's last presidential election," Musk said in a post on X.
"Under Brazilian law, that would mean up to 20 years in prison. And, I'm sorry to say that it appears that some former Twitter employees were complicit in helping him do so. Anyone with examples or evidence to this effect, please reply to this post," Musk said.
Brazil is one of the biggest markets for X, with reportedly more than 22 million users.
Musk also cautioned investors from investing in the country. On Saturday he said: "The oppressive regime in Brazil is so afraid of the people learning the truth that they will bankrupt anyone who tries".
The SC judge said that the platform is "enabling the spread of Nazi, racist, fascist, hateful, and anti-democratic speech", particularly ahead of the upcoming elections.
https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/brazil-t...sk-6467056
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