Canceled figures Rittenhouse and Sandmann see opportunity in Musk’s “Twitter files” trash

The recent release of Elon Musk’s “Twitter Files” has revealed an opportunity for mainstream media targets Kyle Rittenhouse and Nicholas Sandmann, both of whom have asked the Twitter CEO to reveal internal communications related to his past dealings on the platform.

After the mask Social media site Twitter has released company messages that show it colluded to suppress Hunter Biden’s laptop, Kyle Rittenhouse called on the Tesla billionaire to “undo censorship” in a viral Twitter post that garnered more than 21,000 likes on his lawsuit. “Think about it,” he openly appealed.

“Learning about the Twitter files and @elonmusk’s revelation of the truth makes me more and more curious to know if twitter is secretly censoring my story and work. I hope one day soon I will find out and the truth will be revealed to all of us.” , — Rittenhouse wrote in a separate tweet.

KYLE RITTENHAUS IS GOING VIRAL AFTER HE ASKED IF TWITTER FILES WILL EXPOSE ‘COVERT CENSORSHIP’ AGAINST HIM.

Musk teased that there would be more releases of Twitter files focusing on the company’s content moderation efforts.

Last year, Rittenhouse, who was accused of murder in self-defense in the shootings during the 2020 Wisconsin riots, was found not guilty of all charges in a trial that was heavily covered in the mainstream media. It is called “white supremacist” and many outlets repeated the lie that he smuggled the gun he used in the killing across state lines.

NICHOLAS SANDMANN ASKED MUSK to release ‘secret’ Twitter files on authorized death threats against him.

Former Covington High School student Nicholas Sandmann, who was similarly targeted by the media in 2019, also took the opportunity to demand transparency regarding death threats made against him and his school as a teenager on Twitter. He shared several screenshots of the threats, including one of “MAGA kids” stuffed into a “wood chipper.”

“As I watch this all unfold, I wonder if @elonmusk has any secret twitter files related to what happened here,” Sandmann said on Twitter on Sunday. “Let’s be clear: @Vijaya is under control [Gadde] When I was 16 years old, these illegal threats were made.”

Nick Sandmann has asked Elon Musk to release “secret” Twitter files related to death threats he received on the platform as a teenager.
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Sandmann was at the center of controversy after she was photographed wearing a Make America Great Again hat and smiling as she faced Native American activist Nathan Phillips during the March for Life in Washington. About white teenagers stalking an elderly Native American, but the full video of the incident shows Sandmann and his fellow students keeping calm after initially confronting Phillips.

Sandmann eventually sued several media outlets for defamation for their original portrayal of the incident, several of which resulted in settlements.

Fox News’ Jeffrey Clarke and Michael Lee contributed to this report.