The deplatformed CEO tried to slither his was back onto Twitter following news Elon Musk plans to acquire the company for $44 billion.
Lindell did not immediately respond to Gizmodo’s request for comment but told Insider he thought his re-banning was “a shame” and claimed he’d returned to the platform in response to a growing number of fake accounts masquerading as him.“All those other ones are fake accounts and they’ve been using my name out there, so we started this account,” Lindell reportedly said in his video.
Lindell will now retreat back to his own strange social media platform called “Frank Social,” a bizarre Twitter inspired right-wing echo chamber whichIf Musk’s takeover of Twitter is really leading to emboldening of a no-holds bar, it certainly hasn’t happened yet. But that hasn’t stopped some controversial users from testing the waters.GOP “dirty trickster” Roger Stone tried a similar tactic after having his account permanently suspended back in 2017.
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