The story, which is what it was, is based on documents obtained from the platform’s new owner and is a marketing coup that will drive traffic to the site. It confirms just how savvy Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, is.
Thursday, December 08, 2022
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And nobody got in trouble, nobody goes to jail... so what good did it do? Nothing.
ReplyDeleteThis twitter deal has changed my opinion of Musk.
ReplyDeleteI used to think that he was just another grifter living on the .gov dole. Since Paypal, all of his endeavors have been significantly funded with grants from Uncle Sam. While he significantly advanced technology in EV's and especially rockets, all of that technology is owned by his companies. The U.S. taxpayer gets nothing in return for its contributions.
However outing the collusion between big tech and .gov is giving us some return.
I'm just wondering when he's going to release the real dirt on Facef*ck and Googley Eyes. If Twatter was colluding with .gov, so were they and there should be emails and/or phone records between Dorsey, Zuckerberg and Page and Brin working out the plan on how to do it.
One of the really surprising things to come out of this was that Musk didn't know that Twatters chief legal counsel was a former Eff Bee Eye high up legal council. You've got to wonder how many damaging, to the Eff Bee Eye, emails he's deleted before he was caught and shit canned.
Twatter should, if using standard data backup procedures, be able to recover them all, but it'll be a pain in the ass.
Of course the NSA has copies of all of them, but they won't be relasing any, just like they haven't released any of Hitlery's emails that she wiped with Bleach Bit or was that a cloth.
Nemo