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2021-12-07

I'm glad he doesn't have my money... How does he have so many fans?

Elon Musk’s ‘Twitter Poll’ Stock Sale Proven a Sham, as He’s Actually Buying Up Shares Like Mad

The latest ‘Elon con’ involves a Twitter stunt where his followers supposedly made the decision for

Elon Musk’s ‘Twitter Poll’ Stock Sale Proven a Sham, as He’s Actually Buying Up Shares Like Mad

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