Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, challenged the existing quo in a tweet on Thursday in response to Zuby’s list of conspiracies. The software tycoon demonstrated his steadfastness by refusing to compromise his beliefs by taking a position against conventional wisdom.
Elon Musk, strangely, agreed with the musician’s perspective despite several hypotheses being refuted.
“What are the biggest media lies of the last few years?” before listing, Zuby “-Covid-19 (all of it) -Jan 6 ‘insurrection’ -‘safe and effective’ jab -Jussie Smollett -Bubba Wallace -Covington hoax -Kyle Rittenhouse story -‘Very fine people’ hoax -‘drinking bleach’ -‘horse dewormer’ -Russian collusion -Ghost of Kyiv -Hunter Biden laptop -‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill -Twitter collapse post-Elon -Nord Stream pipeline -‘Transitory’ inflation -Men can get pregnant -BLM narrative -‘2 weeks to flatten the curve’ -Blaming Russia for missile that landed in Poland.”
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“This list is not exhaustive… Kinda crazy to see it laid out like this. And people have the nerve to call ME a ‘conspiracy theorist’. I didn’t promote any of these. Mainstream media has the misinformation game on lock. I can’t compete,” he said.
Elon Musk has paid attention to the conspiracy theories that have been disproved despite the fact that there are still a ton of them out there.
“We are running out of ‘conspiracies’ that turned out to be true! Can someone manufacture a few more? The shelf is almost empty,” he said.
Elon Musk has had a turbulent week; his actions have sparked fierce resistance, further compounding an already challenging situation.
In a recent incident, Elon Musk vehemently disagreed with Mitch McConnell’s defense of Fox News personality Tucker Carlson. His comments were forceful and unwavering, making it clear that he agrees with the anchor’s views.
“With regard to the presentation on Fox News last night, I want to associate myself entirely with the opinion of the chief of the Capitol Police about what happened on January 6th,” Tuesday, Sen. McConnell made a statement to media.
In reaction to the video evidence Carlson released, Capitol Police strongly condemned his behavior.
In reaction to critical video shown by Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson that showed law enforcement officials seeming inert while a sizable crowd of people invaded the Capitol on January 6th, the U.S. Capitol Police Chief issued an urgent instruction to his employees on Tuesday.
The comments made on Carlson’s Monday night broadcast were sharply criticized by Police Chief Tom Manger, who said they were “filled with offensive and misleading conclusions” of the mob-led incident at the Capitol Building on January 6. When Congress were certifying President Joseph Biden’s victory in the 2020 election, this occurrence occurred.
“The program conveniently cherry-picked from the calmer moments of our 41,000 hours of video,” Manger claimed. “The commentary fails to provide context about the chaos and violence that happened before or during these less tense moments.”
The management objected to a piece in which Capitol Police officers were shown leading the infamous “QAnon Shaman” around the corridors of Congress, with Tucker Carlson referring to them just as “tour guides.”
Unfortunately, Brian Sicknick, a brave Capitol Police officer, died away from natural causes only one day after the riots on January 6. Carlson has some concerns about this because of how big it is and how close the events are.
On January 8, word spread that violence during the building’s storming four days previous had been connected to the murder of U.S. Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick. In contrast to stories that suggested he died in a more violent manner at the scene, it was ruled after five weeks and further inspection by D.C.’s medical examiner that his death happened spontaneously.
Officer Brian Sicknick’s death has not yet been fully explained, but according to his family and the police, there are indications that the Capitol uprising had a role.
Observational footage shows Sicknick leading people from the Capitol building “he was supposedly murdered outside overturns the single-most powerful and politically useful lie the Democrats have told us about January 6,” Carlson noted.
Manager mentioned Capitol Police. “maintains, as anyone with common sense would, that had Officer Sicknick not fought valiantly for hours on the day he was violently assaulted, Officer Sicknick would not have died the next day.”
Manger complimented and lauded Capitol Police personnel in his letter, praising their performance on January 6. “You fought like hell on January 6 and risked your lives to protect the Constitution and everything this country stands for,” he wrote. “You, along with our law enforcement partners, saved every member of Congress and their staff.”
