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'He's a full-on hypocrite!' Florida teen blasts Elon Musk for permanently suspending his Twitter account that tracked billionaire's private jet (and shares links to back-ups on Facebook, Instagram and Telegram)
Time and date：2010-12-5 17:23:32 author：Press center2 source：Press center5 view： comment：0Content summary：The Chief Twit had vowed not to delete the account, citing his commitment to free speech. But, in a U-turn on Wednesday, Twitter suspended the account that has been tracking his jet since 2020.Wuhanhttps://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/04/27/21/57129363-10760531-image-m-3_1651092313681.jpg
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