Yes it is. Leftards fear the truth like vampires fear garlic.
Trump Warns Zuckerberg And Anyone Who Illegally Interferes In Election Will Be Jailed For Life
Donald Trump has warned that Mark Zuckerberg and anyone else who illegally interferes in the election will be jailed for life if he wins the presidency.
The claim appears in a new book written by Trump called Save America that is due to be published next week.
Trump says that the Facebook founder will “spend the rest of his life in prison” if there is proven meddling.
Zuckerberg’s Facebook played a key role in censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story before the 2020 election based on fake claims that the story was a ‘Russian disinformation’ operation, when in fact it was completely true.
“Former President Donald Trump railed against Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in his upcoming book, accusing the tech tycoon of undermining him in the last election and warning of possible jail time.
Trump, 78, recounted meeting with Zuckerberg, 40, and seethed over the 2020 election… pic.twitter.com/XPMdIjeM6Y
— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) August 28, 2024
Parasite scum bag:
“Elon Musk is out of control. He may be the richest man in the world – but that doesn’t mean we’re powerless to stop him Regulators around the world should threaten Musk with arrest if he doesn’t stop disseminating lies and hate on X.”
Reich is even more retarded than this guy:
THE GUARDIAN CALLS FOR ELON’S ARREST OVER FREE SPEECH
The Guardian’s Robert Reich has published an alarming opinion piece calling for global action against Elon’s free speech initiatives on X. Reich suggests regulators should threaten Elon with arrest for “disseminating lies and hate,” citing Pavel Durov’s arrest in France as a potential model. The article criticizes “free speech absolutists” like Elon and Durov, aligning with Alexandre de Moraes’ censorship efforts in Brazil. The Guardian’s position seems to contradict traditional journalistic values of defending free expression, instead supporting a troubling trend of government overreach in controlling online discourse.
Source: The Guardian