Announcing that he would buy Twitter in April, Elon Musk was in an intense discussion with Twitter management due to the number of bot accounts on the platform. While Twitter claimed that the number of bot accounts constituted 5 of the total number of accounts, Musk argued that this rate was higher, and demanded more evidence from Twitter that it was 5%.
But when Twitter did not fulfill Elon Musk’s request, big news came the other day. Musk has officially announced that he is giving up on his $44 billion Twitter purchase. Upon this statement, Twitter announced that it would take Musk to court, while a remarkable share came from Musk this morning.
Is Elon Musk’s grand plan working?
Elon Musk, in his new post on Twitter, included the image that many people can call the ‘great plan’. The ones written in the above image shared by Musk were as follows:
“They said I couldn’t buy Twitter.
Then they didn’t share the bot information.
Now they’re forcing me to buy Twitter in court.
Now they will have to share their bot information in court.”
After this post, Elon Musk also included another post that he thought turned Twitter around. That post was like this:
As Elon Musk and Twitter are preparing to appear in court soon, the lawyers who will stand by both sides in court are starting to appear. Twitter is preparing for this process with the company Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, co-founded by Martin Lipton, who developed the ‘poison pill’ strategy used against Elon Musk. On the other side of the ring, Musk will set off with the company Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, which defended Samsung against Apple in the patent lawsuit and previously fought against Musk’s ‘pedophilia’ accusation.
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