One thing that's become abundantly clear about X since it was taken over by Elon Musk is that he is compromised. He appears to be working for Israel. And not just in the general sense that all US elites work for Israel. I mean, he's directly on the payroll.

The more I've learned about his background, the more it makes sense. His family was involved in the gem industry in South Africa, and they took part in the post-apartheid looting of the country and smuggling of its wealth that made the South African diaspora among the richest diaspora communities in the world.

The South African elites have always had ties to the international Jewish community, who were also heavily involved in the gem industry in that country, and Israel was one of the states to maintain full trade with South Africa during apartheid when other Western countries sanctioned them.

Musk, like many of these SA elites, is perfectly happy to be an agent of theirs if it enriches him. He also appears to be on the payroll of other foreign countries as well. Notably China, as he has spoken favorably of their system as a whole, and of his plans to implement a social credit type system here in the United States with the help of Silicon Valley technology.

I'm not sure what to think of X or its uses these days in light of these facts. Is it still useful? I'm on the fence right now and trying to decide. Just know that whatever you say there is probably being monitored and ending up in the dragnet of *foreign* intelligence services, as well as domestic.