Elon Musk

[Mister Agenda]

Someone should give Musk an Alex Jones treatment

Merely for expressing his opinion? How anti-first amendment.

You criticize Fake Messiah for merely expressing his opinion? It's almost like the First Amendment protects everyone's speech equally, isn't it? And you clearly understand that, don't you?

[The Grand Nudger]

When it started and while it was happening, they thought it was fake news. Now they have to find someone..anyone...other than the Mad King to blame for the million deaths that simply can't be ignored.

[Fake Messiah]

Elon Musk had a sexual relationship with a SpaceX intern and a sexual relationship with another. A third woman alleges that Musk asked her several times to have his children- after she refused, he denied her raise and complained about her performance.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/6/12/24176...ationships

Sounds like the most pathetic man alive.

[Nanny]

Ew. Elmo looks like a bucktooth beluga.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Elon Musk had a sexual relationship with a SpaceX intern and a sexual relationship with another. A third woman alleges that Musk asked her several times to have his children- after she refused, he denied her raise and complained about her performance.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/6/12/24176...ationships

Sounds like the most pathetic man alive.

Textbook quid pro quo.

[Silver]

Hiding likes on X

[Nanny]

He should have named it F

[Pat Mustard]

Elon Musk had a sexual relationship with a SpaceX intern and a sexual relationship with another. A third woman alleges that Musk asked her several times to have his children- after she refused, he denied her raise and complained about her performance.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/6/12/24176...ationships

Sounds like the most pathetic man alive.

Sounds like serial rapist or worse.

[Fake Messiah]

BBC investigation: How a network of Russia-based websites masquerading as local American newspapers pump out fake stories as part of an AI-powered operation that's targeting the US election and Ukraine. And how Elon Musk is allowing the promotion of the same Kremlin disinformation on his platform.

Olena Zelenska, the first lady of Ukraine, allegedly bought a rare Bugatti Tourbillon sports car for 4.5m euros ($4.8m; £3.8m) while visiting Paris for D-Day commemorations in June. The source of the funds was supposedly American military aid money.

But before the truth could even get its shoes on, the lie had gone viral. Influencers had already picked up the false story and spread it widely.

One X user, the pro-Russia, pro-Donald Trump activist Jackson Hinkle, posted a link seen by more than 6.5m people. Several other accounts spread the story to millions more X users – at least 12m in total, according to the site’s metrics.

It was a fake story, on a fake news website, designed to spread widely online, with its origins in a Russia-based disinformation operation BBC Verify first revealed last year - at which point the operation appeared to be trying to undermine Ukraine’s government.

Our latest investigation, carried out over more than six months and involving the examination of hundreds of articles across dozens of websites, found that the operation has a new target - American voters.

Dozens of bogus stories tracked by the BBC appear aimed at influencing US voters and sowing distrust ahead of November’s election. Some have been roundly ignored but others have been shared by influencers and members of the US Congress.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c72ver6172do

[A. Secular Human]

BBC investigation: How a network of Russia-based websites masquerading as local American newspapers pump out fake stories as part of an AI-powered operation that's targeting the US election and Ukraine. And how Elon Musk is allowing the promotion of the same Kremlin disinformation on his platform.  

Olena Zelenska, the first lady of Ukraine, allegedly bought a rare Bugatti Tourbillon sports car for 4.5m euros ($4.8m; £3.8m) while visiting Paris for D-Day commemorations in June. The source of the funds was supposedly American military aid money.

But before the truth could even get its shoes on, the lie had gone viral. Influencers had already picked up the false story and spread it widely.

One X user, the pro-Russia, pro-Donald Trump activist Jackson Hinkle, posted a link seen by more than 6.5m people. Several other accounts spread the story to millions more X users – at least 12m in total, according to the site’s metrics.

It was a fake story, on a fake news website, designed to spread widely online, with its origins in a Russia-based disinformation operation BBC Verify first revealed last year - at which point the operation appeared to be trying to undermine Ukraine’s government.

Our latest investigation, carried out over more than six months and involving the examination of hundreds of articles across dozens of websites, found that the operation has a new target - American voters.

Dozens of bogus stories tracked by the BBC appear aimed at influencing US voters and sowing distrust ahead of November’s election. Some have been roundly ignored but others have been shared by influencers and members of the US Congress.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c72ver6172do

Some say "Influencer".

I say "Unemployed Narcissist".