I left Twitter back in 2020 because it was a neo-Marxist cesspit drowning in wokeness. Any opposition to lockdowns, masks, jabs and even the existence of SARS-CoV-2 was met with censorship not unlike what happens on YouTube. (For example, my conversations with Sucharit Bhakdi and David Icke were removed.)
Proceed with caution
Since Elon took the reins there have been some demonstrably positive moves in the right direction, such as the removal of Twitter’s “Covid misinformation” policy (which was essentially an attempt to silence dissent) and the unbanning of a lot of users.
At the same time, Emperor Elonicus – as CJ Hopkins hilariously refers to him in his very funny piece at Consent Factory – is the richest man in the world and, as such, shouldn’t be trusted. After all, he wants to control the skies and implant AI chips into our heads.
What could possibly go wrong?
Our conversation
CJ Hopkins – who previously spoke to me about the Covidian cult – chatted to me about all of the above and made some good points about the nuances and complexities of, not just Emperor Elonicus, but of
- the entire post-reality system and how to engage it;
- how to read Elon Musk and whether or not it’s even possible;
- why it’s important to realise that the world works in a highly complex manner; and
- observing totalitarianism in its various guises.
