Journalists who cover Elon Musk have been suspended on Twitter tonight: @donie O'Sullivan from CNN, Aaron Rupar and the Washington Post's @drewharwell.
Rupar tells me he has "no idea" why it happened.
The NYTimes' @RMac18 has been suspended from Twitter. He's been on the Elon Musk beat.
Mashable's @MattBinder has been suspended from Twitter. He's been on the Elon Musk beat.
This was The Washington Post's @drewharwell's post before he was suspended from Twitter, outlining how Twitter suspended the account of its competitor Mastodon earlier today.
@drewharwell The Intercept journalist @micahflee has been suspended. He had been writing critically about Elon Musk.
Political pundit @KeithOlbermann has been suspended by Twitter. He had been tweeting critically of Elon Musk.
Here's @KeithOlbermann's last tweet before he was suspended from Twitter.
Can confirm this is from @RMac18, the NYTimes reporter who was suspended from Twitter tonight.
Steve Herman, @W7VOA, the Chief National Correspondent for the U.S. government-funded Voice of America, also suspended from Twitter. You can find him on Mastodon here:
The Washington Post's @drewharwell, who was suspended from Twitter tonight after reporting on Elon Musk, has just posted this on his Mastodon account, which is @drewharwell@mastodon.social.
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Kanye West's publicist showed up at Georgia election worker Ruby Freeman's home and told her she was "in danger" and had "48 hours" to admit to a crime she didn't commit or "unknown subjects" would turn up at her home.
According to Freeman's lawsuit against The Gateway Pundit, people with bullhorns did show up and marauded around her house on foot and in vehicles on January 6th. By that point she had already fled her home at the advice of the FBI.
Today, two election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, sued Gateway Pundit, alleging the site instigated a “deluge of harassment and threats.”
What Freeman alleges happened to her in the last year is deeply disturbing and is worth reading.
Ruby Freeman is a retired 911 operator who ran a small business selling accessories.
With workers dropping out due to COVID, her daughter, Shaye Moss, asked her to help count ballots in Atlanta. Freeman signed on as a temp.
Weeks later, the FBI would tell her to flee her home.
The trouble started a month after the election.
On Dec. 3, a Trump campaign lawyer presented surveillance footage to Georgia’s State Senate, claiming someone who “had the name Ruby across her shirt somewhere" found a “suitcase” full of ballots from “underneath a table.”
It would be impossible to draw up a more stereotypical antivaxxer argument than the one being outlined by Aaron Rodgers today.
For someone who believes he's a "critical thinker," he sounds identical to every old lady in my Ivermectin Facebook groups and Q Telegram channels.
The only real difference between Aaron Rodgers and the Ivermectin Facebook groups is that he sounds... behind.
The IVM groups have largely moved on, adding a litany of other "cures" because Ivermectin, to them, doesn't fully "work" on Delta. The Joe Rogan Battery is old now.
Also, the "vaccines will make you infertile" thing is not new, but it has kicked up recently, in part because people aren't dropping dead en masse as they projected.
Most people have the shot, and there hasn't been a mass death event.