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It’s ok because the saudis funded Elon to buy Twitter so they can get their own back. >

Let the country who isn't running psyops cast the first stone. >

Ah yes, more "Twitter files," a completely honest and not-at-all suspect creation from Musk, featuring such paragons of journalism as Matt Taibi, Bari Weiss, and *checks notes* that liberal guy who keeps getting invited on Tucker Carlson's show. >

The snark is doing an awful lot of work in this comment.
In what sense are the Twitter Files "dishonest" or "suspect"? Every installment I've seen so far -- including the one discussed in the article linked in this thread -- has been extensively documented with images of primary source materials. Are you suggesting that, for example, all the emails from CENTCOM to Twitter are fake? If not, what are you suggesting?
And what are Bari Weiss and Matt Taibbi's shortcomings as journalists, exactly? Weiss has written for the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times and apparently now has a something like a quarter of a million paying subscribers on Substack. Taibbi won awards for his writing at Rolling Stone and has published several books. What am I missing?