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By Jon Sutz

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The ADL’s fraudulent war against Elon Musk & Twitter, Part 1: The Farrakhan Factor

Contents

(1) The ADL self-identifies as the world’s top fighter for the Jewish people

(2) The ADL declared war on Twitter eight days after Elon Musk took control of it, alleging that he’d unleashed unprecedented anti-Semitism and hate on the site, and urging an advertiser boycott

(3) The war the ADL instigated against Musk/Twitter was based on lies and egregious double-standards. One example proves this fact: For more than eleven years, the ADL was silent about Twitter’s former management choosing to enable the man it claims is “America’s Most Popular Anti-Semite” — Louis Farrakhan

(4) Ten months later, Musk declared that the ADL’s defamation campaign against Twitter caused it to suffer a catastrophic loss of advertising revenue, and indicated that he was going to sue the group to recover billions of dollars in damages

(5) Additional resources to learn about Farrakhan

(6) Contrast the ADL’s silence regarding Twitter enabling Farrakhan, to the wars it instigates against others, and its hyper-partisan activism and disinformation campaigns, regarding issues that have absolutely nothing to do with fighting anti-Semitism

(7) Conclusion: Placing all the above into a theoretical historical context, to further indicate the monstrous deception and betrayal that the ADL perpetrated on the public, advertisers and Jews

(8) Topics to be covered in future reports

(1) The ADL self-identifies as the world’s top fighter for the Jewish people

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL.org) claims its mission is:

“To stop the defamation of the Jewish people, and to secure justice and fair treatment to all.”

Elsewhere, the ADL has publicly declared that it is the world’s premier, completely nonpartisan, fighter for the Jewish people:

“We are the global leader in combating antisemitism, countering extremism and battling bigotry” (source; archive)

“ADL fights antisemitism, hate, and extremism across all platforms and regardless of party or ideology.” (source; archive)

“We combat this hate [anti-Semitism] wherever, however, & whenever it appears” (source; archive)

“The ADL has been a fearless defender of the Jewish people for 110 years, standing up against white supremacists, staunch anti-Zionists, and others seeking to undermine us.” (source; archive)

“ADL deliberately avoids partisanship. ADL calls out antisemitism on both the left and the right. We are principled and nonpartisan, and we will not be daunted by those who seek to criticize us or attempt to portray us as being tainted by politics.” (source; archive)

“We speak out against all forms of antisemitism and hate, especially when propagated by some of the most high-profile people in the world.” (source; archive)

“For more than 100 years, ADL has been committed to fighting #antisemitism and ensuring the security of the Jewish community” (source; archive)

“The ADL has been a fearless defender of the Jewish people for 110 years, standing up against white supremacists, staunch anti-Zionists, and others seeking to undermine us.” (source; archive)

“[The] ADL is now the foremost non-governmental authority on domestic terrorism, extremism, organized hate groups, and hate crimes.” (source; archive)

Specifically regarding social media, the ADL postures itself as being willing to stand up to any entity that spreads hatred of Jews, regardless of their political or religious affiliation:

“[T]he rampant spread of hate on mainstream social media is out of control. Regardless of whether someone is a political actor or a violent white supremacist, platforms should not be supplying the megaphone for hate and antisemitism.” (source; archive)

And in a fundraising email, the ADL proclaimed (emphasis added):

Your gift now will help ADL build stronger communities and protect people in danger as we:

    • Monitor, expose and disrupt antisemitic extremists and others promoting any form of hate.
    • Advocate to improve hate crime laws and reporting of hate crimes.
    • Strengthen laws against perpetrators of online antisemitism and hate.
    • Provide anti-bias, antisemitism and bullying prevention programs in schools.

On the pretext that it is the world’s gold standard, tip-0f-the-spear in defending Jews, in 2021 the ADL collected more than $76 million in donations from foundations and individuals.

Vital context: We are living in a period of skyrocketing anti-Semitic hatred and violence

As you review the following data, keep in mind that more Jews live in New York City than anywhere in the world, outside of Israel:

  • 2023: Data from the first five months of 2023 shows Jews were far and away the #1 target of hate crimes in NYC, with more than 20 hate crimes against Jews for every one that’s reported against Muslims.

  • 2022: Hate crimes against Jews in NYC jumped by 275% – in one year.
  • 2018: In New York, Jews were not only the #1 targeted group for religiously-motivated hate crimes in 2018, there were more hate crimes perpetrated against Jews than against all other minority groups – religious and non-religious — combined.

Hate crimes against Jewish adults and students across America

  • 2019: The ADL recorded more than 2,100 cases of assault, vandalism and harassment against Jews across the U.S., the most since tracking began in 1979.
  • 2020: Hate crimes against Jewish students on U.S. college campuses reached an all-time high.

Much of this hatred is driven by widespread acceptance and rapid metastasis of mind-boggling lies about the lone Jewish nation, Israel, and its efforts to protect her people from the terrorist regime on her borders:

  • 2023: 40% of Americans now believe the statement, “Israel treats Palestinians like the Nazis treated Jews,” is accurate.

It is within this context that the ADL has become the first entry on most news organizations’ speed-dials regarding Jewish issues.  It is, by far, the single most influential and most-quoted Jewish nonprofit — and whatever it says about itself, and others, is generally viewed as being highly credible, and presumably based on verifiable, contextual evidence. The reality about the ADL, however, is very different.

(2) The ADL declared war on Twitter eight days after Elon Musk took control of it, alleging that he’d unleashed unprecedented anti-Semitism and hate on the site, and urging an advertiser boycott

Update, October 4, 2023: Now, the ADL publicly claims it never organized an advertiser boycott of Twitter is “false.”

On November 4, 2022 — eight days after Elon Musk took ownership of Twitter — the ADL posted a Tweet thread that opened with the claim that “we are profoundly concerned about antisemitism and hate” on Twitter, and called for advertisers to boycott the site: https://twitter.com/ADL/status/1588587735711121408?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1588587735711121408%7Ctwgr%5Ebc10d8a084129c47c7ddc96f3bbffd244224b7dc%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theadlexposed.org%2Fadlvmusk1-resourcepage%2F Deeper into that thread, the ADL claimed one of the reasons behind its campaign to get advertisers to boycott the site was its claim that Musk had “gutted” the “staff that supported combating antisemitism” on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ADL/status/1588587754262495232?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1588587754262495232%7Ctwgr%5Ec0ac0607951dd6e3a32f26e12e08db728ca776a5%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theadlexposed.org%2Fadlvmusk1-resourcepage%2F It is true that Musk ordered a mass layoff of Twitter employees — including moderators, because of their dysfunction, and the many irrational decisions he asserted they’d made, which prompted him to buy the site in the first place. Soon after the ADL published these Tweets (on November 4), Twitter’s top executive of moderation, Yoel Roth, posted a Tweet that said, “our core moderation capabilities remain in place,” thus obliterating the ADL’s claim: https://twitter.com/yoyoel/status/1588657227035918337?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1588657227035918337%7Ctwgr%5Ec0ac0607951dd6e3a32f26e12e08db728ca776a5%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theadlexposed.org%2Fadlvmusk1-resourcepage%2F Then, on November 11, Roth published an editorial at the New York Times that completed his obliteration of the ADL’s assertion, by claiming “Twitter was actually safer under Mr. Musk than it was before”:

“Mr. Musk empowered my team to move more aggressively to remove hate speech across the platform — censoring more content, not less. Our actions worked: Before my departure, I shared data about Twitter’s enforcement of hateful conduct, showing that by some measures, Twitter was actually safer under Mr. Musk than it was before.”

The ADL neither retracted nor apologized for its false accusations against Musk. Instead, on November 22, 2022 — eighteen days after it declared war on Twitter — the ADL publicly proclaimed itself to be “the global leader in combating antisemitism, countering extremism and battling bigotry“ (source; archive archive), perhaps to counter the substantive criticisms being leveled about its hyper-politicization, hypocrisy and double-standards:

The ADL has maintained its stance that under Elon Musk’s direction, Twitter/X has become an unprecedented hellhole of anti-Semitism:

“We have determined detractors, enemies, and individuals who harbor animosity toward the Jewish people and the Jewish state. But what sets this situation [with Twitter/X] apart is that the wealthiest individual in the world, the owner of one of the most influential media platforms on the planet, has been amplifying and expanding the reach of these detractors and enemies. That’s deeply concerning.”

– Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL CEO, September 21, 2023

(3) The war the ADL instigated against Musk/Twitter was based on lies and egregious double-standards.  One example proves this fact: For more than eleven years, the ADL was silent about Twitter’s former management choosing to enable the man it claims is “America’s Most Popular Anti-Semite” — Louis Farrakhan.

Many people have never heard of Louis Farrakhan.  This includes people with significant power and influence, such as those in leadership roles in our government, major public corporations, educational institutions and media entities.

The ADL has known for many years that Farrakhan has been America’s most influential inciter of hatred against Jews, as indicated in this report. Yet as of September 18, 2023, the ADL – the “global leader in fighting anti-Semitism”

Without a functional understanding of Farrakhan and his history, one cannot grasp the monstrous fraud that the ADL perpetrated, in:

  • Saying nothing on Twitter or its website (ADL.org) about the fact that Twitter’s previous management has been profiting by choosing to enable him — for more than eleven years
  • Instigating its November 2022 war to destroy Twitter, over its allegation that Elon Musk unleashed unprecedented anti-Semitism and hate on the platform — eight days after he took control of it

The following is organized as a step-by-step, evidence-driven, plain-language, layperson’s brief introduction to Farrakhan, the bloodshed his reported followers perpetrated soon after his incitement, the fact that Twitter’s previous management openly declared its policy to continue enabling him — and the proof of the ADL’s silence regarding these issues:

(1) Introducing Louis Farrakhan: America’s most influential inciter of anti-Semitic, racist and anti-LGBT hatred and violence — and the fact that the ADL knows exactly who and what he is, and does

(2) Knowing who and what he is, Twitter’s previous management allowed Farrakhan to establish an account, in March 2011

(3) 2016-17: At least three of Farrakhan’s reported followers went on racist murder sprees, soon after Twitter’s previous management allowed him to upload a racist violence-inciting video — the first one, less than five hours later

(4) 2018: Twitter’s previous management publicly declared its commitment to continue enabling Farrakhan — and the ADL tacitly endorsed this decision

(5) 2020: The ADL declared Farrakhan is “America’s Most Popular Anti-Semite” — yet it never posted a Tweet containing this designation

(6) Despite all this, the ADL never posted a single Tweet, or item on its website, denouncing Twitter’s previous management for choosing to enable Farrakhan, or calling for advertisers to boycott the site — for more than eleven years

(7) Nor did the ADL say a word about Twitter’s previous management allowing Farrakhan to upload an explicit racist-violence incitement video, on July 7, 2016 — or the three racist murder sprees that his reported followers embarked on, the first of which occurred less than five hours later

(3)(1) Introducing Louis Farrakhan: America’s most influential inciter of anti-Semitic, racist and anti-LGBT hatred — and the fact that the ADL knows exactly who and what he is, and does

Numerous watchdogs including the Anti-Defamation League, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the Southern Poverty Law Center, Snopes, the Jewish Virtual Library, and the Creative Community for Peace have created extensive documentation about Louis Farrakhan, and his:

(A) Incitement of anti-Semitic hatred

(B) Incitement of racist hatred

(C) Incitement of hatred against the LGBT community

Through the years, the ADL has produced a number of reports on Farrakhan’s incitement of hate and violence:

(A) Farrakhan’s incitement of anti-Semitic hatred

For a quick introduction, see the video: “Farrakhan’s Greatest Hits”

“Jews were responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out, turning men into women and women into men…. White folks are going down. And Satan is going down. And Farrakhan, by God’s grace, has pulled a cover off of that Satanic Jew, and I’m here to say your time is up, your world is through!”

— February 28, 2018 sermon

“Those who call themselves ‘Jews,’ who are not really Jews, but are in fact Satan: You should learn to call them by their real name, ‘Satan’; you are coming face-to-face with Satan, the Arch Deceiver, the enemy of God and the enemy of the Righteous.”

— February 2017 sermon

“In 100 years, [Jews have come to] control movies, television, recording, publishing, commerce, radio, they own it all!!!”

— February 26, 2012 sermon

“They [Jews] are the greatest controllers of Black minds, Black intelligence […] They put us before the world as clowns and as purveyors of filth.”

— October 18, 1998 interview on NBC “Meet The Press”

“The Jews have been so bad at politics they lost half their population in the Holocaust. They thought they could trust in Hitler, and they helped him get the Third Reich on the road.”

— February 22, 1998 sermon

“You [Jews] are wicked deceivers of the American people. You have sucked their blood. You are not real Jews, those of you that are not real Jews. You are the synagogue of Satan, and you have wrapped your tentacles around the U.S. government, and you are deceiving and sending this nation to hell.”

— February 25, 1996 sermon

“[T]he Jews don’t like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler. Well, that’s a good name. Hitler was a very great man.”

— March 11, 1984 press conference

“To the members of the Jewish community that don’t like me, thank you very much for putting my name all over the planet because of your fear of what we represent. I can go anywhere in the world and they’ve heard of Farrakhan. Thank you very much. I’m not mad at you because you’re so stupid. So when they [Jews] talk about Farrakhan, call me a hater, you do what they do, call me an anti-Semite. Stop it, I’m anti-Termite.”

— October 14, 2018 speech

“Satanic Jews have infected the whole world with poison and deceit… [They] will lead you to filth and indecency. That’s who runs show business. That’s who runs the record industry. That’s who runs television.”

— May 27, 2018 sermon

(B) Farrakhan’s incitement of racist hatred

“The white man is our mortal enemy, and we cannot accept him. I will fight to see that vicious beast go down into the lake of fire.”

– 2016 sermon

“White people are potential humans — they haven’t evolved yet.”

– March 2000 sermon

“The white man is the devil.”

– 2004, cited by The Independent (UK)

“There is no freedom without the shedding of blood! […] When you are willing and not afraid anymore to pay the price for freedom — don’t let this white man tell you that violence is wrong! Every damn thing that he got, he got it by being violent — killing people, raping and robbing and murdering!”

– July 7, 2016 (Note: Less than five hours after Farrakhan posted the video of him saying this, one of his followers went on a racist murder spree; see [SECTION].)

(C) Farrakhan’s incitement of hatred against the LGBT community

“God don’t like men coming to men with lust in their hearts like you should go to a female. … If you think that the kingdom of God is going to be filled up with that kind of degenerate crap, you’re out of your damn mind.”

— 1996 quote, cited by LGBT website The Advocate

“[T]hat wicked state of Israel — how can it be that it’s ‘The Holy Land,’ and you have gay parades, and want to permit to have a gay parade in Jerusalem when no prophet ever sanctioned that behavior? How can that be the Israel, how can that be Jerusalem with secular people running the holy land when it should be the holy people running the holy land. That land is gonna be cleansed with blood!”

— February 26, 2006 sermon; source

“It’s the wicked Jews, the false Jews, that are promoting lesbianism [and]  homosexuality.”

— February 26, 2006 sermon

(3)(2) Knowing who and what he is, Twitter’s previous management decided to allow Farrakhan to establish an account, in March 2011

See @LouisFarrakhan (archive). Note that as of November 2022, Twitter’s previous management allowed him to amass nearly 400,000 followers. For comparison, at the time, the ADL had less than 350,000 followers, and as of September 2023, the ADL only had 357,000.

(3)(3) 2016-17: At least three of Farrakhan’s reported followers went on racist murder sprees, soon after Twitter’s previous management allowed him to upload a racist violence-inciting video — the first one, less than five hours later

It is important to note that eight months before the first of these murder sprees, Jonathan Greenblatt (then the national director of the ADL) publicly demonstrated how closely the ADL tracks Farrakhan’s public statements, particularly his incitement of violence (emphasis added), as he stated in this October 2015 editorial for the Washington Post:

[Farrakhan] frequently has promoted hatred — and not just years ago, but in the weeks leading up to this march. At a promotional event in Milwaukee in August, Farrakhan said, “White people deserve to die, and they know, so they think it’s us coming to do it.” In July in Miami, he told a crowd, “If the federal government will not intercede in our affairs, then we must rise up and kill those who kill us, stalk them and let them feel the pain of death that we are feeling.

But many people of good will seem to be willing to ignore or overlook Farrakhan’s hate speech, dismissing it as tangential to his main messages. That is a mistake. As a society, we ignore such hate at our peril.”

– Jonathan Greenblatt, “Louis Farrakhan’s pleas for justice are blunted by bigotry and calls to violence,” The Washington Post, October 8, 2015.

Clearly, Greenblatt knew exactly who and what Farrakhan is, and the potential for his followers to act on his incitement of violence.  Yet note that in his editorial, Greenblatt said nothing about Twitter choosing to enable, and profit from Farrakhan. Recall that as documented in Section 2, the ADL instigated a war against Twitter only eight days after Elon Musk took control of the site, not just because it alleged he was enabling unprecedented anti-Semitism, but also “hate”:

On July 7, 2016, Twitter’s previous management went far beyond merely allowing Farrakhan to post his hatred on the site; instead, it enabled him to upload a video that implicitly called for his followers to engage in violence, based on his hatred.

To place the significance of what Twitter’s management did into correct time-context, it helps to consider two videos that Farrakhan posted to social media, less than one year earlier, in which, as Greenblatt noted, publicly claimed, “White people deserve to die!” and urged his followers to “Rise up and kill those who kill us!”

(1) July 30, 2015: “We must rise up and kill those who kill us!” (Miami, FL):

Learn more about this event:

Farrakhan shouts “Allah Akbar,” says white people know they “deserve to die” — Christian Examiner, August 14, 2015.

“We are not asking for justice, we are demanding justice,” The Final Call (the official newsletter of Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam), Aug 4, 2015. (Archive version)

(2) August 15, 2015: “White people deserve to die! They know!” (Miami, FL)

Details about this speech, ironically from the ADL itself, are here.

July 7, 2016: Twitter allowed Farrakhan to upload and post a video containing explicit racist violence incitement — and less than five hours later, one of his reported followers went on a racist murder spree

In this video, which Twitter was hosting (as opposed to merely allowing a link to a YouTube video to be posted), Farrakhan claimed:

“There is no freedom without the shedding of blood! […] When you are willing and not afraid anymore to pay the price for freedom — don’t let this white man tell you that violence is wrong! Every damn thing that he got, he got it by being violent — killing people, raping and robbing and murdering!”

Here’s the Tweet (archive; screencap): https://twitter.com/LouisFarrakhan/status/751146351262511105 In case Twitter finally removes this video (after seven years), an archived version is here:

Note that Farrakhan’s Tweet was posted at 4:10 PM. Less than five hours later, at 8:58 PM, one of his reported followers, Micah Xavier Johnson, went on a racist murder spree that cost five Texas police officers their lives (and left seven wounded).

Micah Xavier Johnson

Micah Xavier Johnson

On July 7, 2016, Micah Xavier Johnson, began firing at Dallas, TX police officers, because he allegedly said “he wanted to kill white people, especially police officers.”

Dallas Shooting Suspect Micah Xavier Johnson Had Rifles, Bombmaking Materials in His Home, Police Say – ABC News, July 9, 2016. Excerpts:

The suspected gunman in an attack on police officers in Dallas — which left five cops dead and seven injured — had bombmaking materials, ballistic vests and rifles in his house, police said.

The news from police came as police pieced together the background on the suspect, 25-year-old Micah Xavier Johnson, in the ambush-style shooting Thursday night. […]

During the overnight standoff that led to his death, the suspect told a hostage negotiator that he was upset about the recent police shootings of two black men and that he wanted to kill white people, especially police officers, Dallas Police Chief David Brown said at a news conference this morning.

One day after the shooting, however (the day before the ABC News story, above), The Blaze — one of America’s most widely-read conservative websites — reported the fact that Farrakhan’s incitement video was posted only hours before Johnson, an admirer of his, went on this racist murder spree:

Hours Before Officers Were Gunned Down in Dallas, Louis Farrakhan Posted This Shocking Message of Racism and Violence – The Blaze, July 8, 2016. Excerpt:

Hours before [Micah Xavier Johnson] opened fire on police officers in downtown Dallas, killing five cops and injuring seven others, Louis Farrakhan posted a message of hatred and violence against white people on social media. […]

“When you are willing and not afraid anymore to pay the price for freedom — don’t let this white man tell you that violence is wrong. Every damn thing that he got, he got it by being violent — killing people, raping and robbing and murdering. He’s doing it as we speak, and then he has the nerve to come and tell us that violence and hatred won’t get it. Don’t buy that!!!”

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) also reported on Johnson’s background, motivations, and admiration for Farrakhan:

Johnson liked on Facebook the New Black Panther Party (NBPP), the Nation of Islam [Farrakhan’s organization] and the Black Riders Liberation Party, all listed by the SPLC as hate groups.

The story was also covered The Daily Beast, and The Times of Israel:

Dallas shooter was affiliated with anti-Semitic group; Micah Xavier Johnson was also loosely connected with Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam, The Times of Israel, July 12, 2016.

Investigators may never know with certainty what combination of factors led Micah Xavier Johnson to methodically fire upon police officers in Dallas. Five white officers were killed in the attack, which came during a peaceful rally protesting the shooting deaths of young black men by law enforcement in other cities. […]

The Daily Beast also reported that Johnson was “loosely affiliated” with several other groups, including South Dallas’ Muhammad Mosque No. 48, which is run by members of Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam — which both the Southern Poverty Law Center and ADL labeled an anti-Semitic hate group. He had also liked Facebook pages related to Elijah Muhammad, an early Nation of Islam leader.

Incredibly, as I pointed out in this report, as of April 19, 2022 — nearly six years later — Twitter’s previous management still allowed Farrakhan’s incitement video to remain published, at which point it had been viewed 393,600 times:

Imagine how the families of Dallas Police Officers Patrick Zamarripa, Senior Corporal Lorne Ahrens, Michael Krol, Sergeant Michael Smith and Dallas Area Rapid Transit Police Officer Brent Thompson, would react to these facts about what Twitter’s previous management did — and what the ADL refused to do.

From left: Officer Patrick Zamarripa, Senior Corporal Michael Krol, Officer Brent Thompson, Sergeant Michael Smith, and Senior Corporal Lorne Ahrens.

Gavin Eugene Long

Gavin Eugene Long

Ten days after Johnson’s racist rampage, on July 17, 2016, Gavin Eugene Long, a black Muslim, allegedly ambushed and shot six white police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, three of whom died.

Baton Rouge Shooter Gavin Eugene Long Was Nation Of Islam Member, Railed Against ‘Crackers’ On YouTube Channel [VIDEO], Chuck Ross, Daily Caller, July 17, 2016. Highlights:

A Youtube account operated by Gavin Eugene Long and discovered by The Daily Caller reveals key insight into what might have motivated the 29-year-old black man who killed three Baton Rouge police officers Sunday morning.

Videos on Long’s account show that he was a former Nation of Islam member. He also ranted against “crackers” and made references to Alton Sterling, the black man killed by police in Baton Rouge on July 5. […]

In one video posted in recent weeks, Long left a cryptic message that may have foretold Sunday’s attack. And though he said he was once a member of the Nation of Islam, the radical sect led by Louis Farrakhan, Long also said that he had no affiliations with outside groups. […]

“Yeah, I also was a Nation of Islam member.”

Two weeks after Long’s racist murder rampage, a local newspaper published the contents of his suicide note. Note the similarity in Long’s words to the words Farrakhan used in his videos:

Read the suicide note left by Baton Rouge police shooter Gavin Long – The Times-Picayune (LA), June 30, 2017:

“I must bring the same destruction that bad cops continue to inflict upon my people, upon bad cops as well as good cops.”

Read much more detail about Long’s Twitter posts (still active as of April 19, 2022), and the content of his YouTube videos (now removed), at:

Police shooter once Nation of Islam, committed to ‘religion of justice’ – Christian Examiner, July 18, 2016. Excerpt:

The gunman who opened fire on Louisiana police officers Sunday, killing three and wounding three others, admitted in a video that he was once a member of Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam and associated with other black power groups, but he said he should not be identified with anything except what he called “the religion of justice.”

He [Long] was also active on Twitter. On July 10, Long wrote, “You can’t talk (or protest) the devil into changing his ways, this has never been done and never will # 1.Exact Justice (Blood) or 2.Revenue.”

Imagine how the families of Baton Rouge PD Officers Matthew Gerald and Montrell Jackson, and East Baton Rouge Deputy Sheriff Brad Garafola, would react to these facts about what Twitter’s previous management did — and what the ADL refused to do.

From left, Baton Rouge PD officer Matthew Gerald, Officer Montrell Jackson, and East Baton Rouge Deputy Sheriff Brad Garafola.

Kori Ali Muhammad

Kori Ali Muhammad

Nine months later, on April 18, 2017, Kori Ali Muhammad, a black Muslim, went on murder spree against white people in Fresno, CA. According to numerous local and national news organizations, after murdering a white man the day before, Muhammad yelled “Allahu Akbar!!!”:

(a) As he slaughtered three more white people

(b) As police officers were arresting him

Muhammad described his hatred of white people in verbiage that, according to one expert on extremism, came straight from Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam:

Suspect in Fresno shooting rampage spoke about racial conflict and black nationalism – Los Angeles Times, April 18, 2017:

Kori Ali Muhammad, 39, has been arrested in the shootings, which killed three people. Police have not provided a motive in the attack. As he was taken into custody, he yelled out “Allahu Akbar,” Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer said. But officials emphasized that they were not sure whether this was an act of terrorism. […]

Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, says many of Muhammad’s social media postings reference terms used by the Nation of Islam, which has been labeled a racist hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Pointing to Muhammad’s repeated references to “white devils” and “Yakub,” the villainous figure responsible for creating white people, according to Nation of Islam lore, Levin says it is likely Muhammad thought he was taking part in a race war.

Three years later, during his trial, Muhammad admitted his motive was to murder white people:

‘I wanted to kill them, yes’: Kori Muhammad takes the stand in murder trial – YourCentralValley (Fresno, CA), March 17, 2020:

Muhammad is accused of killing Motel 6 security guard Carl Williams on April 13, 2017.

Then five days later gunning down, Zackary Randalls, Mark Gassett, and David Jackson, during a shooting spree in downtown Fresno because they were white.

“When you took aim at these individuals, you intended to kill all three of them didn’t you?” Smith asked.

“Yep,” Muhammad said.

Muhammad recognized throughout his testimony he intended to kill.

“I kill them. yes, he’s dead, so it happen,” Muhammad said.

Smith questioning Muhammad on every murder, “Mr. Muhammad I’m asking you, the second you saw the PG&E truck you were going to find out if there was a white person in it, if there was, you were going to shoot him dead, isn’t that right?”

Muhammad replied, “yes.”

Imagine how the families of Zackary Randalls, Mark Gassett, David Martin Jackson and Carl Williams would react to these facts about what Twitter’s previous management did — and what the ADL refused to do.

(Left to right) Zackary Randalls, Mark Gassett, David Martin Jackson and Carl Williams.

(3)(4) 2018: Twitter’s previous management publicly declared its commitment to continue enabling Farrakhan — and the ADL tacitly endorsed this decision

Despite knowing exactly who and what Louis Farrakhan is, and does, in the summer and fall of 2018, Twitter’s previous management continued allowing him to post Tweets containing his hatred of Jews, and other forms of hate. This Tweet (archive) is from June 6, 2018:

And in this Tweet (archive) is from October 16, 2018:

Despite these Tweets, and all the above evidence, Twitter’s previous management openly declared its intent to continue enabling him

Twitter Won’t Ban Farrakhan For Calling Jews ‘Termites.’ They’ll Ban Conservatives For Calling Chelsea Manning A Traitor. – The Daily Wire, October 17, 2018.

Twitter shrugs off Louis Farrakhan ‘anti-Termite’ Tweet about Jewish people, The Washington Examiner, October 17, 2018.

What did the ADL have to say about Twitter’s decision, to continue profiting by enabling “America’s Most Popular Anti-Semite”?

Nothing on its website. Nothing on its Twitter feed. The only thing the ADL said, in an obscure Jewish website, is that Twitter should take down Farrakhan’s “termite” Tweet. Yes, really. Here’s the proof:

In a bizarre twist, however, a Google search of “ADL Farrakhan termite” reveals one primary reference appear: A comment its CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt, made to an obscure Jewish website, in which he urged Twitter only to take down the “termite” Tweet (and presumably similar ones), but otherwise allow him to continue using the site: From ADL: Twitter Should Take Down Farrakhan Tweet Comparing Jews to ‘Termites,’ (Jewish Journal, October 17, 2018 ), Greenblatt is quoted as saying:

In a statement emailed to the Journal, ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said that Twitter should take down “Farrakhan’s hateful content.”

“Louis Farrakhan has a long history of vile, anti-Semitic and anti-LGBTQ rhetoric. His latest remarks dehumanizing Jews by calling us termites are despicable,” Greenblatt said. “We call on Twitter to remove Farrakhan’s hateful content from the platform to prevent him from spreading and normalizing such hateful messages. This content is exactly the kind of thing the new Twitter policy the company outlined just a few weeks ago is meant to stop.”

Note, however, what Greenblatt did not say: That Twitter should ban Farrakhan altogether, so that it — and its advertisers — stop profiting from his hatred, the ADL’s alleged pretext for declaring war on Twitter, eight days after Elon Musk took control of the site (the ADL’s “StopHateForProfit” campaign). This tacit but de facto endorsement of Twitter continuing to enable Farrakhan stands in stark contrast to the fact that, according to Elon Musk’s initial review of internal Twitter data, the ADL “pushed hard” for the site to ban orthodox Jewish blogger Chaya Raichik (the ADL’s all-out war to publicly destroy Raichik is documented here) https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1698814517940298058?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1698814517940298058%7Ctwgr%5Ed7040ca19c3934fd684e56208ff4ca738a601642%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theadlexposed.org%2Fadlvtwitter1-farrakhan%2F

(3)(5) 2020: The ADL declared Farrakhan is “America’s Most Popular Anti-Semite” — yet it never posted a Tweet containing this designation

On July 15, 2020, the ADL published a report on its website (ADL.org) that declared Louis Farrakhan “The Most Popular Anti-Semite In America”:

The ADL never promoted its report on Twitter

A September 27, 2023 search at Twitter using the string, “from:@ADL Farrakhan Remains Most Popular Antisemite In America,” produced zero returns:

(3)(6) Despite all this, the ADL never posted a single Tweet, or item on its website, denouncing Twitter’s previous management for choosing to enable Farrakhan, or calling for advertisers to boycott the site — for more than eleven years

Here is the proof:

(1) A briefer on the methodology to determine if a Twitter user has posted anything on a specific topic

There are several methods of determining if a Twitter user posted content containing specific words, all of which rely on the same basic structure: [search][user][key word/s].  See:

(2) The proof that the ADL has never posted a single Tweet calling out Twitter management in relation to its enabling of Farrakhan

Here is a search on September 16, 2023 at Twitter using the string “from:@ADL Farrakhan Twitter” (the standard method for determining what a particular user has said about specific words).  It returned zero results:

And here is a search using a different method, using Twitter’s internal advanced search function, that produced the exact same result:

(3) The ADL has never posted a single item on its website calling out Twitter for enabling Farrakhan

This fact is proven by a September 11, 2023 search at ADL.org (archive here) using the string “Farrakhan Twitter.” The results show that the ADL has not posted a single article about Twitter enabling Farrakhan.  The only items that are returned relate to Farrakhan and Twitter, independent of one another, deep within the body of content of the ADL’s Congressional testimony and reports, and items with titles such as the following (all return items); see PDF below:

    1. ADL Written Testimony – Confronting White Supremacy- The Evolution of Anti-Democratic Extremism and the Continued Threat to Democracy
    2. Antisemitism Worldwide 2022 Report
    3. WRITTEN PDF – Greenblatt HSGAC Testimony 8.5.21 – Domestic Terrorism and Violent Extremism
    4. Murder_Extremism_US_2021_report-2022_052322-update
    5. adl-csi-report-hate-in-the-empire-state-4-28-22_r3_v8
    6. Murder_Extremism_US_2021_report-2022
    7. HATE IN THE GOLDEN STATE FINAL
    8. adl-testimony-house-homeland-security-social-media-domestic-extremism-2021-10-28
    9. Written Testimony by Jonathan Greenblatt for the House Homeland Security & Govt. Affairs Committee on the Threat of Domestic Terrorism
    10. adl-greenblatt-testimony-house-homeland-security-dynamic-terrorism-us-2022-02-02
    11. adl-testimony-hsgac-domestic-terrorism-violent-extremism-2021-08-05
    12. Final ADL CVE submission House Oversight Homegrown Extremist Hearings.docx_0
    13. House Oversight National Security Subcommittee Hearing on “Combatting Homegrown Terrorism” Testimony

16SEPT23 – ADL.org Search: … by jonsutz

(3)(7) Nor did the ADL say a word about Twitter’s previous management allowing Farrakhan to upload an explicit racist-violence incitement video, on July 7, 2016 — or the three racist murder sprees that his reported followers embarked on, the first of which occurred less than five hours later

Here’s the proof: Recall that as documented Section 3.3, the first of these racist murder sprees was perpetrated by Farrakhan follower Micah Xavier Johnson less than five hours after Twitter allowed Farrakhan to upload his violence-incing video, at 4:10pm on July 7, 2016.

  • Here is a search at ADL.org of the string “Louis Farrakhan Micah Xavier Johnson.” No results.
  • Here is an archive of this search, from September 15, 2023. No results.

And here is the PDF of the result (and archive version) of a September 23, 2023 search at ADL.org containing the string, “Farrakhan no freedom without the shedding of blood.” Note that each of the four items the search returned consisted of Greenblatt’s testimony before Congress in 2021 and 2022 — and each only mentioned Farrakhan once, but not in the context of either the video Twitter allowed him to upload on July 7, 2016, and none mentioned the murder sprees perpetrated by his followers:

Search ADLorg “Farrakh… by jonsutz

Proof that the ADL never posted anything on Twitter about the July 7, 2016 murder spree by Farrakhan follower Micah Xavier Johnson

  • Here is a search at Twitter using the string: “from:@ADL Louis Farrakhan Micah Xavier Johnson.”  No results.
  • Here is a screencap of that search, captured on September 15, 2023. No results.

The ADL was also silent regarding the relationship between the two additional Farrakhan followers who, in the months after Twitter allowed him to upload his violence-incitement video, also went on on racist murder sprees

Here’s the proof:

Search (archive) at ADL.org, September 17, 2023: “Farrakhan Gavin Eugene Long”

The only returns were two documents that the ADL submitted to Congress, in 2017, that mentioned Farrakhan and Long — but in separate contexts, without drawing any connection between them, or the timing of the incitement video that Twitter allowed Farrakhan to upload, soon before Long went on his racist murder spree.

Search at Twitter/X, September 17, 2023: “from:@ADL Farrakhan Gavin Eugene Long”

Zero results.

Search (archive) at ADL.org, September 17, 2023: “Farrakhan Kori Ali Muhammad”

Zero results.

Search at Twitter/X, September 17, 2023: “from:@ADL Farrakhan Kori Ali Muhammad”

Zero results.

In contrast, the ADL openly states that social media platforms’ policies can “have harmful consequences beyond the platform, as we’ve seen online hate fuel offline violence”

https://twitter.com/ADL/status/1648471976481267716?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1648471976481267716%7Ctwgr%5Eb2e90c85cd40448efe4a921238beaf56ab6b25cd%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theadlexposed.org%2Fwp-admin%2Fpost.php%3Fpost%3D122action%3Dedit The ADL is 100% correct. The only victim group it will explicitly address in this regard, however, is the LGBT community — and the only online inciters of such hatred it will publicly excoriate are right-wingers and white supremacists.

Yet this is the same ADL that, on November 4, 2022, accused Musk of “gutting” the “staff that supported combating antisemitism” on Twitter — even though it knew that for more than ten years, that same “staff” had been perpetrating the above outrages

As part of its November 4, 2022 Tweet-fest against Musk, the ADL complained that Twitter did not remove a vile item posted by an obscure anti-Semitic podcaster with less than 1/10th the follower count of Farrakhan: https://twitter.com/ADL/status/1588587746284949505 Then, on November 29, 2022, the ADL once again said we and our leaders must call out anti-Semitism, no matter its political DNA — a worthy principle that, as proven on this page, the ADL itself all but refuses to practice: https://twitter.com/ADL/status/1597409762022658050

(4) Ten months later, Musk declared that the ADL’s defamation campaign against Twitter caused it to suffer a catastrophic loss of advertising revenue, and indicated that he was going to sue the group to recover billions of dollars in damages

On September 4, 2023, — ten months to the day after the ADL declared its phony war against Twitter (November 4, 2022) — Musk announced the severe financial toll that it had taken, and his intent to sue the group. In a series of Tweets, Musk declared:

  • Twitter’s advertising revenue is down 60%, and it’s lost approximately half* of its value (*which he pegged at $22 billion)
  • “Based on what we’ve heard from advertisers, [the] ADL seems to be responsible for most of our revenue loss”
  • “To clear our platform’s name on the matter of anti-Semitism, it looks like we have no choice but to file a defamation lawsuit against the Anti-Defamation League … oh the irony!”

The following Tweets consist of Musk’s Tweets regarding the above.  For a comprehensive, regularly-updated chronology of Musk’s statements, and those by the ADL, see:

Elon Musk and ADL statements regarding their conflict – The ADL Exposed

In response, a user posted a comment with a screencap about an earlier instance in which the ADL was forced by a federal jury to pay $10.5 million to settle a case in which it defamed others. Musk replied with an indication that in his case, the judgment against the ADL could be as much as $22 billion. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1698831606943801525 The article to which the user referred is here:

Judge fines ADL $10.5 million in Colorado defamation suit, Jewish News of Northern California, May 12, 2000.

The article to which the user refers is here:

Judge fines ADL $10.5 million in Colorado defamation suit, Jewish News of Northern California, May 12, 2000.

Also on September 4, Musk posted a Tweet that indicates that the least the ADL could be forced to pay for what it’s done would be around $4 billion — and provided further indication of the basis for such a suit: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1698834460131651883

On September 5, 2023, Musk posted the links to several articles that excoriate the ADL’s craven corruption in other regards: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1698849636855750722 The article to which he refers is here:

The Mind-Bendingly Insane, Completely Craven, Utterly Unconscionable Redemption of Al Sharpton, Tablet Magazine, August 23, 2020.

In the reply comments, a user posted another article in this vein:

The Shame of the Anti-Defamation League, Commentary Magazine, November 2018.

On September 6, 2023, Musk claimed Twitter’s ad revenue is down 60% since the ADL instigated its phony war against it, and indicated a further justification for his lawsuit: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1699472464076525970

Also on September 6, Musk responded to a CNBC segment in which ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt declared questioning the ADL’s motivations in its war against Twitter is “anti-Semitic” (scroll up to see the Tweet to which Musk was responding): https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1699512845413556316

(5) Additional resources to learn about Farrakhan

Nation of Islam Leader Farrakhan in His Own Words – Anti-Defamation League (also see sidebar, “Related Content”)

“Farrakhan In His Own Words” – Simon Wiesenthal Center

“Louis Farrakhan” – Profile by the Southern Poverty Law Center

“The Wrath of Farrakhan” – Snopes

“Minister Louis Farrakhan – In His Own Words” – Jewish Virtual Library

“Video of Louis Farrakhan’s Jew Hatred” – Creative Community for Peace

VIDEO: “The Anti-Jewish Campaign of Louis Farrakhan” – Creative Community For Peace, May 4, 2022:

“The Truth About Jews and The Slave Trade” – Creative Community for Peace (addressing a persistent theme of Farrakhan’s allegations against Jews — that they played a major role in the importation of African slaves to America)

Women’s March Leader Refuses to Denounce Antigay, Anti-Semitic Louis Farrakhan – The Advocate (a gay website), March 7 2018.

“Significant Farrakhan Quotes on Various Key Topics” – Discover The Networks

Seven Louis Farrakhan Quotes On Jews, Gays And White People – The Daily Caller, January 26. 2018.

Robbing the Jews: The Antisemitic Roots of the Nation of Islam’s Belief System – National Resilience, Politics and Society – by Eunice G. Pollack, 2018 (full paper here).

‘The white man is our mortal enemy’ – The Telegraph (UK), August 1, 2001.

‘The white man is the devil’ – what the Nation of Islam taught Muhammad Ali | The Independent – The Independent (UK), June 5, 2016.

Louis Farrakhan: America’s Foremost Anti-Semite – Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies (Israel), December 12, 2018.

(6) Contrast the ADL’s silence regarding Twitter enabling Farrakhan, to the wars it instigates against others, and its hyper-partisan activism and disinformation campaigns, regarding issues that have absolutely nothing to do with fighting anti-Semitism

Given the evidence presented in Sections (1)-(5), one might reasonably ask at this point, “Well, if the ADL won’t mount a public campaign expose and condemn Twitter’s previous management’s decision to enable Farrakhan for eleven years, what sorts of public campaigns does it engage in, on the site? The answer is: If a casual outside observer were to follow the ADL on Twitter on a day-to-day basis, they would see that it occasionally posts items of genuine value to those fighting anti-Semitism, such as:

However, this observer would also note that often, the ADL engages in hyper-partisan political activism and disinformation campaigns, regarding issues that have have absolutely nothing to do with fighting anti-Semitism. Examples include:

  • Falsely claiming that a Florida law — that protects 5-9 year olds from being subjected to any sexual/gender indoctrination in schools — discriminates and incites hatred against the LGBT community (details here)
  • Scolding America to “avoid cultural appropriation, cultural stereotypes, and costumes that perpetuate gender norms”… on Halloween (details here)
  • Championing the cause of illegal aliens (whom the ADL falsely refers to as “immigrants”), and rejecting demands that every one be tested for COVID and diseases — then comparing them to Holocaust victims (details here)
  • Declaring that the “OK” hand sign is a symbol of white supremacy (details here)
  • Condemning conservatives who express critical views on health-related and election-integrity issues — while ignoring Democrats, prominent leftist propagandists, and mainstream media entities that do exactly what the ADL complains about (details here)

The documentation to validate these five examples, plus more than a dozen others, is located at:

The ADL’s diversions into unrelated issues, and hyper-political activism on Twitter, Part 1 – The ADL Exposed

By far, the most notable and mind-boggling of the pre-Musk wars the ADL instigated, however, was against an orthodox Jewish blogger, Chaya Raichik (aka @LibsOfTikTok).

The details of the evolution and specifics of this war stretch over eleven months, and are so bizarre and disturbing, that I opted to create a dedicated page on which to assemble the evidence, in sequence:

The ADL’s crusade to destroy Jewish blogger Chaya Raichik – The ADL Exposed

In summary, as documented on the above page, the ADL falsely claimed that:

  • Raichik was peddling falsehoods about the subjects in her citizen journalism
  • Raichik was inciting threats and violence against the people and organizations she addressed in her citizen journalism
  • Raichik called the LGBT community, as a whole, “evil” (as opposed to the minority that is actively targeting minors, and tolerates no dissent)

It must be noted that the ADL began its crusade to destroy Raichik five months after it knew that she:

  • Had been doxxed by one of America’s most influential “news” organizations (which another cheered, and morally justified)
  • Was being terrorized by an escalating online harassment and threat campaign — which she claims Twitter’s previous management knowingly facilitated — that got so severe she and her family had to flee their homes
  • Had been libeled by various “news” organizations and “fact-checkers,” which claimed she’d falsely accused several children’s hospitals were offering sex-reassignment surgery for minors — even though she and others showcased the proof from said hospitals’ own websites, videos, and audio recordings

The evidence contained in the above page demonstrate how wildly the ADL’s crusade to destroy Raichik deviates from:

(a) Its public condemnations regarding the “doxxing” of Jews, women, and other “vulnerable communities”

(b) Its open recognition of how “online hate [can] fuel offline violence”

(c) Its concern about how influential figures can “act as a compass, guiding activists towards targets for harassment and protest”

Consider these official, public statements by the ADL:

“We all deserve to feel safe online. With the rise of social media and online gaming, we’re seeing a major increase in bigots and extremists taking advantage of the world wide web to target women, teens, Jews, and other vulnerable groups. Our online privacy protections are so weak and outdated that individuals with malicious intentions can post people’s personal information for harassment. Dangerous bad actors are publishing cell phone numbers and home addresses of people they want to hurt – from school teachers to election officials to Jewish small business owners to Supreme Court Justices. Congress must take steps to protect Americans from the threat of cyber harassment.”

– “Tell Congress to Protect Citizens from Doxing,” ADL policy statement

“As we have noted in our research over the past several years, X – along with other social media platforms – has a serious issue with antisemites and other extremists using these platforms to push their hateful ideas and, in some cases, bully Jewish and other users.”

– ADL statement, October 4, 2023

When taken in the context of the ADL’s silence for eleven years about Twitter’s previous management’s decision to profit by enabling Louis Farrakhan, the outrageousness of what the self-professed “global leader in combating antisemitism, countering extremism and battling bigotry” did to Raichik becomes something beyond Orwellian.

(7) Conclusion: Placing all the above into a theoretical historical context, to further indicate the monstrous deception and betrayal that the ADL perpetrated on the public, advertisers and Jews

Imagine if Twitter existed in the 1930s. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is fervently fighting for the civil rights of former slaves, and their descendants. It does this on Twitter — the world’s most influential global communications platform — as well as on its website, and all other major communications mediums. Now, imagine what would have happened if the NAACP’s leadership decided:

  • To refuse — as a matter of policy — to condemn Twitter’s management for choosing to enable the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, the indisputably most influential inciter of hatred and violence against black people, and to profit from this decision
  • To instead use its Twitter platform and website to advocate for the belief that race is a myth, and pre-pubescent children can wake up one day and decide they are of another race, or no race, and that everyone around them must begin addressing them in different terms

Similarly, imagine what would happen if the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), founded in 1913, decided:

  • To refuse — as a matter of policy — to condemn Twitter’s management for choosing (a) To enable Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s most influential inciter of hatred and violence against Jews, and (b) To profit from this decision

  • To use its Twitter platform and website to avoid virtually any mention of German anti-Semitism and white supremacism — and instead, falsely claim that the #1 threat Jews faced was from obscure, small groups and lone individuals who hate, and occasionally perpetrate violence against them
  • To engage in a veritable jihad to destroy an orthodox Jewish blogger, who shared items posted by people and organizations that indoctrinate children in left-wing gender and political ideology, advocate for gender-transition surgery and medical treatments for them, and cheer men who dress as women, and dance provocatively for elementary school-age children
  • To do all these things while more and more Hollywood celebrities and influencers were being drawn into Goebbels’ world, and even publicly defend his incitement against Jews

Goebbels speaks at a rally in favor of the boycott of Jewish-owned shops. Berlin, Germany, April 1, 1933.

Imagine what would happen to the NAACP’s and the ADL’s credibility, and their fundraising ability. Yet this is precisely what the ADL has been perpetrating on Twitter since its previous management chose to allow Louis Farrakhan — whom it has known for decades is America’s most influential inciter of anti-Semitic, racist and anti-LGBT hatred and violence — to establish an account. What changed on November 4, 2022, however, was that after eleven years of steadfastly saying nothing on Twitter or on its website about Farrakhan’s consistent use of the site to spread mass hatred against Jews, the ADL chose to misdirect the world into believing that Twitter’s new owner, Elon Musk, unleashed unprecedented anti-Semitism on the site — eight days after he took control of it.  Further, the ADL openly declared its intent to help bankrupt the site, by compelling advertisers to boycott it, based on this demonstrably, monstrously false claim. It is hoped that the facts and evidence contained on this page, and the related sub-reports cited within it, will help to ensure the world has an accurate, contextual, verifiable understanding of the fraudulent nature of the ADL’s war on Musk.

(8) Topics to be covered in future reports

This report is intended to be the first in a series, that will expose:

  • More aspects of the fraudulent nature of the war that the ADL instigated against Musk/Twitter
  • Other incidents that demonstrate the ADL’s broader pattern of betraying Jews, and misleading the general public, advertisers and its donors, in service to radical leftist ideology, political organizations and “news” organizations

To learn more, reach out here.