Elon Musk acquires Twitter, Establishment meltdown ensues

Musk’s control would sound the death knell for the Silicon Valley free-thought suppressors and content administrators, whose purpose is to social engineer its users into the dogmatic ideology of the Regime.

One day a history book will ask: what does the election of Trump, the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse, and Mars Emperor Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter have in common? They made the Establishment commentariat lose their sand and grit.

As I pen this sentence, social media giant Twitter is on the verge of handing the reigns of power over to eccentric tycoon Elon Musk for a reported $43 billion. Oh my. That’s the cost of roughly 90,000 of the lowest priced Teslas, and nearly twenty times as expensive as NASA’s Perseverance mission to the Red Planet, which Musk hopes to follow in the footsteps of.

But expect the enormous price tag to be a footnote in the media’s analysis of the deal. The Regime is currently throwing hammer and tong against the billionaire in an attempt to vilify him, and while doing so, are saying the quiet part so loud that the sheer number of decibels could power a SpaceX rocket.

Musk is a free speech advocate, which makes him their enemy; the billionaire has cultivated a track record of liberty in the previous few years, having vocally oppressed draconian lockdown measures and Nuremberg-violating vaccine mandates.

Musk’s control would sound the death knell for the Silicon Valley free-thought suppressors and content administrators, whose purpose is to social engineer its users into the dogmatic ideology of the Regime, as well as play friend and foe on the political front, hence why they are terrified that Trump may get his account back.

As implied, the criticism launched at Musk is… suspicious to say the least. I shall leave you with a link to Twitter political commentator Auron MacIntyre’s ever growing thread which screenshots the ludicrous, questionable, and downright dictatorial objections to Musk’s upcoming premiership. Click here.