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Elon Musk’s X Corp has filed a limited objection concerning the potential sale or transfer of X accounts associated with Alex Jones and Infowars. The action aims to prevent The Onion, a satirical news outlet, from acquiring these accounts. The legal filing, made public by Jones himself via a screenshot on the platform, specifies X Corp’s stance against the transaction involving several accounts. These include the Infowars X account, BANNEDdotVIDEO account, The War Room account, and Alex Jones’s personal X account, among others controlled by Jones or his associated entities.
X Corp’s official objection lists their opposition to any form of sale, assignment, or transfer of these accounts, collectively referred to as the “X Accounts.” This development occurs as Jones navigates bankruptcy proceedings, following legal action by families affected by the Sandy Hook shooting. Jones previously claimed the shooting victims were crisis actors, a statement he later retracted with an apology. A judge ordered Jones to pay Sandy Hook families an astonishing $1.5 billion in damages, and his assets and businesses are being liquidated to partially cover the sum.
Earlier in October, Texas bankruptcy Judge Christopher M. Lopez expressed concerns regarding the lack of transparency in the purchase and auction of Infowars. He urged more openness in the proceedings, temporarily hindering The Onion’s acquisition plans. In response, X Corp also filed a motion to participate in the bankruptcy case, signaling its vested interest in the outcome.
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BREAKING: Elon Musk’s X Corp. Objects To The Sale or Transfer of Any X Accounts Maintained By Alex Jones or InfoWars In Court Filing
Full Filing: https://t.co/ECgGxITmqp
Watch Live: pic.twitter.com/hTauDn1Jva— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 25, 2024
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