Musk suspends 9 journalists for doxing him

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Musk suspended the accounts of at least nine journalists who he said tweeted links to an account which tracks the movements of his private jet, an action he likened to posting 'assassination coordinates.'

Journalists Ryan Mac of the New York Times, Drew Harwell of The Washington Post, Donie O'Sullivan of CNN, Matt Binder of Mashable, Michah Lee of The Intercept, Steven Herman of VOA, along with Aaron Rupar, Tony Webster, and Keith Olberman, all found their Twitter accounts suspended on Thursday.

Following the suspensions, CNN posted a statement saying it had asked Twitter to explain, and that it would 'reevaluate our relationship based on that response.'

Musk took to Twitter Thursday night to accuse the suspended journalists of doxxing him - the act of revealing identifying personal information online.

'They posted my exact real-time location, basically assassination coordinates, in (obvious) direct violation of Twitter terms of service,' he wrote.

'Same doxxing rules apply to “journalists” as to everyone else,' he added, and noted that the suspension would last seven days.


comment:
Doxing is very dangerous.
These Far Left Democrat "activists" are violent fanatics.
The crazy liberal Democrats did the same thing to Judge Kavanagh after the controversial hate monger Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer incited violence against the Supreme Court.
The Left's hatred for Freedom of Speech is another indication that the Democrats are dangerous police state totalitarians.
They fear Freedom of Speech because the truth will destroy them.

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Musk is continuing to expedite Twitter's downfall.


Mr. Musk appears to be gearing up for legal battles at Twitter, which he purchased in October for $44 billion, according to seven people familiar with internal conversations. He and his team have revamped Twitter’s legal department and pushed out one of his closest advisers in the process. They have also instructed employees to not pay vendors in anticipation of potential litigation, the people said.
To cut costs, Twitter has not paid rent for its San Francisco headquarters or any of its global offices for weeks, three people close to the company said. Twitter has also refused to pay a $197,725 bill for private charter flights made the week of Mr. Musk’s takeover, according to a copy of a lawsuit filed in New Hampshire District Court and obtained by The New York Times.
Twitter’s leaders have also discussed the consequences of denying severance payments to thousands of people who have been laid off since the takeover, two people familiar with the talks said. And Mr. Musk has threatened employees with lawsuits if they talk to the media and “act in a manner contrary to the company’s interest,” according to an internal email sent last Friday.
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Musk is continuing to expedite Twitter's downfall.


Mr. Musk appears to be gearing up for legal battles at Twitter, which he purchased in October for $44 billion, according to seven people familiar with internal conversations. He and his team have revamped Twitter’s legal department and pushed out one of his closest advisers in the process. They have also instructed employees to not pay vendors in anticipation of potential litigation, the people said.
To cut costs, Twitter has not paid rent for its San Francisco headquarters or any of its global offices for weeks, three people close to the company said. Twitter has also refused to pay a $197,725 bill for private charter flights made the week of Mr. Musk’s takeover, according to a copy of a lawsuit filed in New Hampshire District Court and obtained by The New York Times.
Twitter’s leaders have also discussed the consequences of denying severance payments to thousands of people who have been laid off since the takeover, two people familiar with the talks said. And Mr. Musk has threatened employees with lawsuits if they talk to the media and “act in a manner contrary to the company’s interest,” according to an internal email sent last Friday.
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but when team biden uses these same tactics or worse you're silent
 
The gnashing if leftist teeth not withstanding I think I've figured-out what Musk is doing....He's not a genius for nothing!

OK, it's been found that 2% of users (mostly "journalists") create 58% of "tweets"....So if you get shed of them at every opportunity then things really open-up.

It also weeds-out "people" like the OP. ;)

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Musk is continuing to expedite Twitter's downfall.


Mr. Musk appears to be gearing up for legal battles at Twitter, which he purchased in October for $44 billion, according to seven people familiar with internal conversations. He and his team have revamped Twitter’s legal department and pushed out one of his closest advisers in the process. They have also instructed employees to not pay vendors in anticipation of potential litigation, the people said.
To cut costs, Twitter has not paid rent for its San Francisco headquarters or any of its global offices for weeks, three people close to the company said. Twitter has also refused to pay a $197,725 bill for private charter flights made the week of Mr. Musk’s takeover, according to a copy of a lawsuit filed in New Hampshire District Court and obtained by The New York Times.
Twitter’s leaders have also discussed the consequences of denying severance payments to thousands of people who have been laid off since the takeover, two people familiar with the talks said. And Mr. Musk has threatened employees with lawsuits if they talk to the media and “act in a manner contrary to the company’s interest,” according to an internal email sent last Friday.
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You do know that the other tech companies are laying off people ? Are you ignoring that because it doesn't support your partisan hackery ?

 
Musk suspended the accounts of at least nine journalists who he said tweeted links to an account which tracks the movements of his private jet, an action he likened to posting 'assassination coordinates.'

Journalists Ryan Mac of the New York Times, Drew Harwell of The Washington Post, Donie O'Sullivan of CNN, Matt Binder of Mashable, Michah Lee of The Intercept, Steven Herman of VOA, along with Aaron Rupar, Tony Webster, and Keith Olberman, all found their Twitter accounts suspended on Thursday.

Following the suspensions, CNN posted a statement saying it had asked Twitter to explain, and that it would 'reevaluate our relationship based on that response.'

Musk took to Twitter Thursday night to accuse the suspended journalists of doxxing him - the act of revealing identifying personal information online.

'They posted my exact real-time location, basically assassination coordinates, in (obvious) direct violation of Twitter terms of service,' he wrote.

'Same doxxing rules apply to “journalists” as to everyone else,' he added, and noted that the suspension would last seven days.


comment:
Doxing is very dangerous.
These Far Left Democrat "activists" are violent fanatics.
The crazy liberal Democrats did the same thing to Judge Kavanagh after the controversial hate monger Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer incited violence against the Supreme Court.
The Left's hatred for Freedom of Speech is another indication that the Democrats are dangerous police state totalitarians.
They fear Freedom of Speech because the truth will destroy them.

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What happened to "boohoo, Twitter shouldn't suspend people"?
 

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