Article in Forbes dated Oct 31, 2022,02:15pm EDT
When Elon Musk’s $44 billion Twitter acquisition was finalized last Thursday, a few key questions remained. Chief among them: whether a group of 19 investors would follow through on the $7.1 billion equity commitment they made to the Tesla chief in May–back before tech stocks plummeted. A piece of that puzzle was revealed Monday when Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia announced in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that he’d made good on his $1.9 billion commitment, making him the social media company’s second largest shareholder after Musk.
Makes sense, crypto Marxist Islamists can only recruit through blackmail, and hysterical degenerates are easier to blackmail
“Guiliani told him to FO”
Haven’t seen Rudy lately, come to think of it. Hmmm... used to be on War Room a LOT.