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Theory : Musk destroys Xwitter for reduce his debts to banks
(www.businessinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2023
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Enough Musk Spam
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I mean that's a story. Its not the one I believe, and I don't think my reasoning is that convoluted. Elon had to sell something to his backers and the argument that controlling these platforms is how you control the social fabric of the US is what I would have done for a pitch.
Like, he probably should have figured out Trumps contractual obligations to Truth social. Should we lay down a gentleman's bet on Twitter acquiring Truth social in the next 12 months? If he can deliver an election for the Saudis, it will have been well worth it from their perspective.