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Elon Musk Just Said He’s Going To Expose Every Last One Of Them…

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Since Elon Musk took over Twitter, he has been busy cleaning house.

First off, a lot of the militant leftists have been leaving Twitter in droves after Elon issued a request to the employees that they would need to really start working at the company now. Then there are the many employees that have been let go to get the social media giant back in order after years of being mismanaged.

The pro-free speech billionaire fired Twitter’s senior leadership—the ones directly responsible for the censorship policies at Twitter.

Sources claim that Vijaya Gadde, Twitter’s former head of trust & safety, cried when the decision came down to fire her.

Reports indicate that Gadde will receive a handsome severance package valued at $12.5 million, so why the tears? What does she know?

Is she afraid of what will ultimately be revealed through Musk and his team digging through Twitter’s files, archives, emails, and documents?

Musk has previously indicated that he would be quite thorough in his digging and, more recently, he informed users on the site that he will make all documents on Twitter’s suppression of free speech public…

Perhaps some extremely seismic revelations will finally surface on the collusion that occurred between the Biden administration and the tech giant. We will bring you all the updates as they occur.

Musk recently tweeted:

Newsmax reports:

The day before, Musk tweeted a poll asking if “Apple should publish all censorship actions it has taken that affect its customers,” which ended with 84.7% voting “yes” and 15.3% voting “no.”

 

Western Journal writes:

While Musk is known as an eccentric, humourous individual, he has also proven he is a man of his word, and there’s no reason to doubt that he probably has the goods on how the previous ownership actively worked to suppress voices that didn’t go along with the prescribed progressive narrative.

 

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