@MaameAmaAdoma @AfricaFactsZone A mere ban on first-class travel makes Ghana the “giant of Africa”? Lol What happened to economic indicators, the HDI, and eradication of extreme poverty?

@ghonetv Was this just another scheme to loot state resources under the guise of economic innovation? The lack of transparency suggests potential corruption. Has Ghana's gold been traded away in secrecy. Ghanaians demand answers NOW!

@KofiAppiah86832 @JaaOsei @NAkufoAddo Only morons think that the only reason why people subscribe to 𝕏 premium is to get a blue checkmark. Learn!

How you argue is interesting. What made me give these examples of Congress’ impeachment of judges? Your false claim that it doesn’t have the balls. Your attempt to deviate from it and now talk about the the “circumstances” is just funny. 😂 You have to learn history before making such bold claims. Also, there hasn’t been just 3 cases where two were successful. Those were just examples. Reports indicate that Congress has impeached 15 federal judges, and the Senate has convicted and removed 8 of them from office. Since the birth of the Republic, 66 federal judges have been investigated for impeachment. You’re screaming propaganda, meanwhile you’re the one making false claims here. Lol You rather seriously need to go study this history. Not me. I end my back-and-forth with you here.

I didn’t say you were a supporter of the Dems. Lol You have the right to call whatever you want bullshit. Explaining overreach? I haven’t. I merely told you his and others’ reasons for calling for the impeachment of judges. It’s up to Congress to determine whether or not it’s bullshit. That’s not the job of Elon, you, myself. You know, what’s actually nonsense is hiding behind judicial power and concealing corruption. You’re now calling for a subpoena? Lol. Backtracking from your initial false claim that Congress doesn’t have the balls to impeach a judge? That’s funny. 😂

Congress doesn’t have the balls to impeach a judge? Oh, it does. The Constitution grants Congress the power to impeach federal judges for treason, bribery, or other high Crimes and misdemeanors. In fact, In March 1804, the House voted to impeach Justice Samuel Chase, but was acquitted by the Senate. The House impeached Judge Humphreys in 1862, and the Senate convicted and removed him from office. Also, In 1986, the House impeached Claiborne, and the Senate convicted and removed him from office.

Lol. You’re rather falling for the antics of the Left through Soros-backed judges. You're missing the point. It's not about removing judges for mere disagreement but questioning judicial overreach when it potentially shields corruption. Impeachment is a democratic tool, just like checks and balances. It's not about aligning everyone with one set of ideals but ensuring that no branch of government, including the judiciary, operates above scrutiny or law. Democracy thrives on accountability, not on protecting those in power from criticism or investigation.

Elon's use of “fire” clearly wasn't literal, as the President lacks the authority to directly dismiss federal judges. This isn't his first suggestion for the impeachment or “firing”of judges like Eaglemayer. Interpreting this call as literal is a misunderstanding, as evidenced by news outlets and political commentators who understand it as advocating for impeachment. Regarding proof of misconduct, it's not Elon's role or that of any individual outside Congress to substantiate these claims. That responsibility falls to Congress, which would initiate impeachment proceedings if they decide to investigate. Saying these claims “aren't easily proven” misses the point; the call here is for Congress to launch such an investigation.

Which law did he disobey? And where did he say he was going to fire judges? Does Congress have authority to impeach federal judges for fundamentally undermining the separation of powers? Yes, it does. Does Congress have authority to impeach federal judges for overreaching the law and abusing judicial power to conceal corruption at the Treasury Department? Yes, it does? Since when did calling for the impeachment of judges become illegal? I think what you missed was that by “fire”, Elon didn’t mean Trump should literally “fire” judges.

@KofiAppiah86832 @JaaOsei @NAkufoAddo I wanted to enlighten you about the museum, but now I know you’re just daft. No time to waste.

@RealOsuofia No lies detected here. 💯

No lies detected here. 💯

Soros-backed judges are the real villains in this story. They're not just pushing back against Musk's efforts to cut government waste; they're protecting their own cushy positions. It's like watching a thief complain about someone cleaning up their crime scene. Just look at USAID—a perfect example of where the fat cats feast on taxpayer dollars, and these judges are their guard dogs. Elon trying to slash through the bureaucratic red tape is like David vs. Goliath, except Goliath is wearing a judge's robe, funded by Soros' deep pockets. It's a battle of ideals vs. entrenched corruption, and the establishment is scared ‘cause Elon isn't playing by their rigged rules. He's threatening to expose the waste that keeps their gravy train running.

@JasperZiggle @hunchochoppah Word on the street is that this is his clone.

@BarcaUniversal ‘Cause you don’t hesitate to foul your opponents.

Not even close. The American PR Machine is a billion-dollar machine.

@jhu__nea__ Not even close. The American PR Machine is a billion-dollar machine.

@jhu__nea__ 🤣🤣🤣