Twitter owner Elon Musk has suspended several leftist activists posing as journalists in relation to the doxxing incident that led to his child being stalked by a masked Antifa type individual.
Following the incident Wednesday night, Musk announced that he was taking legal action against the owner of a Twitter account that tracked his private jet after the stalker had managed to find his car with his son inside and climbed on to the hood.
Musk also immediately announced that there would be a crack down on any accounts engaging in doxxing the locations of people in real time.
Thursday night, Musk’s promise was made a reality when he suspended the accounts of former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann, The New York Times’ Ryan Mac, CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan, Mashable’s Matt Binder, Micah Lee of The Intercept and independent journalists Aaron Rupar, and Tony Webster.
All of those accounts had linked to the ‘elonjet’ tracker website that doxxed Musk’s family.
Conservatives and other real independent journalists have noted that this list is a small selection of individuals who relentlessly campaigned for others to be suspended under the Twitter 1.0 censorship regime.
Musk also had some choice words for Taylor Lorenz, and the likes of CNN, who accused him of “banning journalists who have criticised him”:
AOC called Musk a fascist… again.
Musk later posted a poll asking for opinions on when he should unsuspend the culprits, noting that the Twitter rules on doxxing apply to leftists, and will not be selectively enforced when it suits them.
We are awaiting the angry Keith Olbermann meltdown response video with popcorn at the ready.
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