Twitter’s Board Doesn’t Even Own Hardly Any Shares

The latest: Twitter’s board doesn’t even hardly own any shares.

Elon Musk is acting surprised by this. I’d think his lawyers would have informed him of this fact.

I’m not an expert on you know, the workings of publicly-traded companies.

But it seems likely that board is less powerful if they don’t own hardly any of the company, which makes their decision to refuse to bring Musk’s offer to buy the company to a shareholder vote even more problematic.

Of course, the board was acting on the interests of the core shareholders, which are Jewish “investment management” companies, Jewish banks, and the Saudi royal family.

If Musk doesn’t manage to bring back free speech on the internet, we’re going to have to wait for the next Elon Musk.