05/12/2023 / By Arsenio Toledo
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk announced on Thursday, May 1, that he will be stepping down as chief executive officer of Twitter within six weeks. On Friday, May 12, he named globalist WEF participant Linda Yaccarino as his replacement.
Musk said he will transition to being the executive chair of Twitter as well as being chief technology officer, overseeing products, software and systems operations.
The announcement came several months after Musk pledged in December 2022 to step down as the head of Twitter as soon as he found someone “foolish enough to take the job.” (Related: Twitter yielding to more government CENSORSHIP demands under Musk leadership.)
This also came less than a year after Musk officially acquired Twitter in October 2022 for $44 billion, after which the billionaire instituted major changes that made the company’s stock prices and advertising revenue suffer greatly.
Following the announcement, Tesla’s shares jumped by over two percent and have shown signs that they are continuing to climb in after-hours trading on New York stock exchanges, strongly suggesting that investors are pleased that Musk is stepping back from being the public face of the social media platform.
Musk, who also runs the electric car company Tesla and private spacefaring firm SpaceX, did not immediately disclose the identity of the incoming chief executive. But he hinted that his replacement is a woman, tweeting: “She will be starting in ~6 weeks!”
According to Linda Yaccarino’s LinkedIn page as well as her OWN TWEETS, she is a vaccine-mandating, pro mask-wearing globalist who is just as bad as it sounds.
Her first red flag is that she is a member of the World Economic Forum (WEF). She is the Executive Chairwoman of the WEF’s Taskforce on Future of Work and their Media Initiative.
The WEF are the people who run the world, and no, that’s not a conspiracy theory. Even Elon Musk himself tweeted his concerns about the WEF … and then he went and hired one of their top executives to be the new CEO of Twitter.
On the WEF website, they talk about “The Great Reset,” which is probably one of the scariest things we’ve ever seen – it encourages a “new social contract” that they want humans to abide to.
“Drawing from the vision and vast expertise of the leaders engaged across the Forum’s communities, the Great Reset initiative has a set of dimensions to build a new social contract that honours the dignity of every human being,” the World Economic Forum boasts.
The WEF sets precedent, makes recommendations, and actively encourages governments from across the world to follow their orders. In the early days of the pandemic, the WEF, along with the World Health Organization (WHO), were able to get nearly every single country in the world to go on lockdown within days. That’s the type of power and influence they have over sovereign nations.
The WEF is also the group that is encouraging people to EAT BUGS because of climate change concerns. You don’t have to believe me, you can also read that on their website.
Find more stories about Musk’s latest activities at ElonMuskWatch.com.
Watch this video of Martin Brodel reacting to the news that Elon Musk wants Linda Yaccarino to be Twitter’s new CEO.
This video is from the Martin Brodel channel on Brighteon.com.
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