Elon Musk’s X Corp has filed a formal objection to the sale or transfer of any X accounts associated with Alex Jones and his media platform Infowars, aiming to block The Onion’s acquisition of these accounts as part of its purchase of Infowars. According to the filings, X Corp contends that while Jones and his entities own the content on their accounts, the underlying accounts and services belong to X Corp, and thus cannot be transferred without the company’s consent.
“X Corp. objects to the sale, assignment, or transfer of: (a) the Infowars X account; (b) the Banned.Video X account; (c) The War Room X account; (d) the Alex Jones X Account; and (e) any other accounts maintained by FSS or Jones on X,” the court filing reads. “X Corp. does not object to the proposed sale as a general matter, but objects to any proposed sale or other purported transfer of any account used by Jones or FSS that is maintained on the X platform.”
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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: https://t.co/qdOYnVGtyz pic.twitter.com/hTauDn1Jva— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 25, 2024
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