Tesla CEO And World's Richest Man Elon Musk Parrots Weird Neo Nazi Pet Eating Propaganda, Says He'll Give Pop Star Taylor Swift A Child

Not only did Elon parrot these disgusting lies, but Donald Trump used these talking points during Tuesday’s Presidential debate. The world’s richest man and a person seeking re-election to the highest office in the nation were both completely overrun by neo-Nazi lies because they’re both fucking stupid enough for fall for it.

Following the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, American pop star Taylor Swift announced her formal endorsement of the Democratic Vice-President. Her Instagram post (she hasn’t used her 95M follower Twitter account since June) was signed “childless cat lady” in reference to Republican Vice-Presidential candidate JD Vance’s derogatory comments.

Ew, Gross

Following Ms. Swift’s post, Mr. Musk took to Twitter with the creepiest response possible. Nobody asked for this.

Last week former Fox News host Tucker Carlson recorded and published an interview with “history podcaster” Darryl Cooper. The two discussed World War II and the Holocaust in a way that not only showed sympathetic assessments of Adolf Hitler’s actions, but actually painted Winston Churchill as the “villain” of the war. Cooper goes on to say that Nazis did not intend to kill millions, but those victims “ended up dead” because Hitler was unprepared for war. Some real fuckin’ wild shit.

What does this have to do with Elon? Well aside from Tucker’s show being hosted entirely on X The Everything App, Musk retweeted the over-two-hour video interview with the comment “Very interesting. Worth watching.” Following political backlash from both sides of the aisle for posting pro-Nazi propaganda, Musk later deleted his retweet, though the original video remains on Twitter. It has been viewed over 34 million times.

Meanwhile the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal is all-in behind Musk running the government like a business. They call it a “very good idea” and say it “deserves more attention.”

Back in April Elon retweeted a false claim that as many as two million noncitizens had been registered to vote in Texas, Arizona, and Pennsylvania. This false and misleading rhetoric has spread from his online persona to voting officials across the nation. The Washington Post recently dug into the claims that Musk made on Twitter, and the knock-on effect it has had on real everyday Americans supporting democracy.

“Experts say Musk is uniquely dangerous as a purveyor of misinformation because his digital following stretches well beyond the political realm and into the technology and investment sectors, where his business achievements have earned him credibility.”

“In the two years since he bought Twitter, now X, Musk has transformed it into a primary source of false election rumors, both by spreading them on his own account, which has 197 million followers, and lowering some of the site’s guardrails around misinformation.”

Musk later claimed that Arizona is “awash” in illegal non-citizen voters, despite Arizona being the only state that requires documented proof of citizenship to cast a ballot.

Excerpts from a new book, Character Limit, about Elon Musk’s 2022 accidental and overpriced conquest of Twitter, were published by Vanity Fair this week, including the saga surrounding the financing and payout. Apparently in a call with Twitter executives, Musk’s private equity investor Antonio Gracias told the Twitter team that it needed to wire transfer the entirety of the company’s reserves to Musk with immediate effect. When the assembled executives divulged that nobody on the call had the power to make that happen, Gracias allegedly got mad and shouted “You’re not going to wire me the fucking money? Are you saying no to Elon Musk?”

As the call ended, Twitter’s finance executives gossiped amongst themselves about the demand, which they found inappropriate. Musk had agreed to find the funds, independent of Twitter, at the price he set himself. They couldn’t move Twitter’s cash around in some corporate shell game just to appease him. “This feels a bit fucked up,” one member of Twitter’s C-suite told Julianna Hayes, the senior vice president of finance. Others thought it was potentially fraudulent and criminal.

Because Musk had already tried many times to back out of his purchase of Twitter, at a price he publicly set, Twitter was understandably cautious about sending Elon billions of dollars of company funds prior to the transaction officially closing.

The Brazilian Supreme Court blocked Twitter within the country’s borders because Elon explicitly refused to comply with court orders to suspend certain accounts. The company closed its offices in Brazil after a judge threatened employees with arrest for ignoring the orders to close accounts that broke Brazilian law. Brazil, prior to the blackout, was Twitter’s fourth-largest market globally with more than 25 million downloads of the app.

“Just because someone has money doesn’t mean they can do whatever they want,” Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said Friday. “They must accept the country’s rules.”

He was a guest on the All In podcast, I guess? They make dick jokes about Boeing, it’s uh, it’s really something.