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🚨 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: PLAN TO “KILL TWITTER” EXPOSED! I sat down with Matt Taibi and Paul Thacker, the two investigative journalists behind the explosive leaks that revealed the “Kill Musk’s Twitter” plot. This web of deceit shockingly goes even deeper than the infamous Twitter Files and involves collusion between...

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GnosisWolf1 year ago

The war on freedom and truth needs everyone’s full commitment. No longer can “neutrals” stand by and watch tyrants tear apart our culture and constitution. Make a choice, to fight for truth, even if you don’t like “politics” Without the constitution…we are totally lost. 💯

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Marauder Magazine1 year ago

The deep state plays dirty. They don't like it when people are a thorn in their side and make things hard for them. And most importantly, they don't like it when there's power given to the people. @elonmusk is essentially Prometheus of the internet!

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𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗣𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁1 year ago

The enemies of free speech are an evil lot. They’re well-funded, they are drunk with power, and they want to silence any dissent. We are in a war for freedom…and the enemies are the global elites who seek total control.

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Camelia Marino1 year ago

Stand for FREEDOM OF SPEECH STAND WITH FREE XXX VOTE 🗳️ DONALD TRUMP PROTECT ELON MUSK 🌹❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Neon_Oracle1 year ago

yep... CCDH stands for the Center for Countering Digital Hate. IT IS A NGO (NON-GOVERNMENT AGENCY FUNDED BY THE CURREENT ADMINISTRATION WITH OFFICES IN ENGLAND AND WASHINGTON DC. It is the governments way of doing things they can not do themselves without pre-approval by Congress. Why would they want to do this - fund someone who can do things that our government can't do themselves you may ask... Because they are illegal.

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Tokens Magazine Charlene1 year ago

So many high up Organizations Behind “Kill Musk’s Twitter” Plot Thickens

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Tracie Thimmes1 year ago

Why would Soros purchase 200 radio stations?

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The Celebrity Plumber1 year ago

They are getting desperate.

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Safiullah1 year ago

A new investigation reveals a deeper layer of collusion, as Matt Taibbi and Paul Thacker expose the "Kill Musk’s Twitter" plot involving a British organization and ties to the Biden/Harris campaign, raising further questions about the integrity of social media narratives.

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Shawn Lindan1 year ago

This is like some shocking deep state activities you would see in a movie that Is actually happening in real life..

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