Elon Musk has made a bold statement, warning the mainstream media to “worry” as “we have only just begun”.
This follows internal document leaks regarding the previous owners of Musk’s social media platform, Twitter, which have exposed the platform’s collaboration with Democrat operatives and the intel community to censor Americans.
Some of the releases have shown how Twitter conspired with the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop scandal and controlled the narrative on COVID.
In response to a Substack post, in which the journalist analyzed how the media has rushed to defend the intelligence community and the federal government, serving as “the propaganda arm of the state,” Musk questioned why corporate journalism is defending the state instead of the people. He suggested that he could make another power move in the social media world, hinting that he could purchase the Substack platform. Musk believes that Twitter plus Substack creates instant massive competition for the obsolete legacy corporate media.
Musk’s reputation with Twitter has come under scrutiny as Tesla experienced a down year on the market, with some claiming that his reputation is in danger. However, Musk refuted this, stating that it is the legacy media that should worry about its reputation as they have only just begun.
The “Twitter Files” could eventually lead to investigations into how the government and the DNC colluded with a media company to sway a presidential election and to lock down the American people during a pandemic. Musk’s reveal may well go down as the largest sweeping takedown of one of the most corrupt industries in America today, the legacy media.
Former President Donald Trump praised Musk for his efforts in exposing the legacy media, calling him a free speech “hero.” Musk’s actions could usher in journalists with integrity and a desire to do what is right by exposing the truth. However, all of this will be for naught if lawmakers fail to investigate the obvious scandal and hold people accountable for their actions.