If the employees of Twitter had trouble accepting the fact that Elon Musk was their new boss, you can imagine how the top four upper managers felt when Musk fired all of them within minuets of taking over the company. Let that sink in.
The richest man in the world, and the new owner of Twitter, gave the axe to:
The CEO of Twitter, Parag Agrawal,
The chief financial officer, Ned Segal,
General Counsel Sean Edgett and
The chief legal and policy executive, Vijaya Gadde (or censorship czar).
It is suspected that she was probably the first to go because Musk has tweeted about his distain for her not long ago.
To refresh your memory, Gadde, who joined Twitter in 2011, served as the principal executive in charge of the company’s “moral authority,” or functions related to trust and safety, law, and public policy.
Gadde oversees one of Twitter’s most contentious roles: choosing how to filter material. Because of this, she has come under fire from the right, especially after Twitter disabled the publication of a New York Post piece about President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, in 2020. After many reports made it clear she was responsible for the decision to block Trump from Twitter, she came under new fire. -Politico
In other words, Gadde is probably the executive who gave the go-ahead for President Trump’s January 2021 ban in connection with the capitol riot as well as ZeroHedge’s February 2020 ban for speculating that Covid-19 may have arisen from a Wuhan Lab.
Read more about the details of Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, including photos and graphs at ZeroHedge.
