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The Onion’s media company won the auction
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is being auctioned off as part of the bankruptcy proceedings against him for alleged defamation. The sale includes Jones’ studio equipment, his lucrative online nutritional supplement store, domain names, customer lists and some of Jones’ social media accounts. The winning bidder will be selected by a court-appointed trustee after all the…
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Trump continues to claim that his trial was rigged
A group of Donald Trump supporters and right-wing commentators have created an upside down American flag which they say is a response to his guilty verdict in the 2020 election fraud case. In a video, Infowars’ Alex Jones said that “deep-state” and globalists put Trump through a “kangaroo court” in the hope that a guilty…
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Conspiracy theorists got a boost from the Baltimore bridge collapse
After the bridge collapse in US’ Baltimore, internet star Andrew Tate claimed without proof that a cyber-attack could be related to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ claims that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a false flag. Tate’s post was shared over 13 million times. However, Pyrra Technologies said posts that said the collision was…
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Alex Jones is allowed back on X by Mr. Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has restored conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ account on Twitter after it was restored following a poll. “It’s a major turnaround for Musk, who previously said he wouldn’t let Jones back on the platform despite repeated calls to do so,” he wrote. Jones had said that the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting…
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The controversial conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is on X by Elon Musk
Billionaire Elon Musk has reinstated conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ account on social media app X following a poll on the platform. Musk took a poll on X and decided to restoring Jones’ account based on the results. Jones’ account was suspended by Twitter in September after he was found to have violated the company’s terms…
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Musk created a system to show all of his posts first
Elon Musk has offered to pay suspended Twitter accounts up to $8 (about 700) per month in an effort to stop them from turning Twitter into a “free-for-all hellscape”. Earlier this year, Twitter suspended some accounts, including those of Kanye West, Hunter Biden, and Alex Jones, over posts that violated its rules. The accounts will…