The Parody Gold Created by Elon Musk's Twitter Blue

The Industry Eli Lilly selling insulin for free? Never. Twitter Not to be outdone, “Dave Chappelle” also has a confession. Chiquita Bananas holds a coup: Twitter It’s a nod to the U.S.-backed coup of Guatemala back in 1954 in support of the United Fruit Co.—now known as Chiquita Brands International. AIPAC admits to violence Twitter AIPAC stands for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee—it’s a powerful pro-Israel lobbying group that’s spent millions on U.S. elections. This is about Israel being accused of carrying out apartheid against Palestinians living in parts of Jerusalem. Rudy Giuliani supports Kyrie Irving and Kanye West Twitter Former lawyer to Donald Trump and the leader of the infamous Four Seasons presser, the parody of Giuliani (yes, he’s a hard one to parody) went with supporting antisemitic statements made by Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving and musician Kanye West, “because George Soros once pushed me down in the street and I was stuck on my back like a turtle for several minutes.” We’ll leave it there. Catholicism gets real Twitter Fake parody accounts for historic leaders including Pope Francis all converged to argue about social media usage and facts of historical past. Musk intervened Thursday night, announcing
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