Yup. Ukraine has blackmail on them. And bio-labs.
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"False imprisonment is an intentional tort. A tort is a wrongful act that results in harm to another. That harm can be a physical or psychological injury, or damage to property. The type of tort is determined by the mental state of the tortfeasor (the person committing the tort). Unlike torts that occur through car accidents or slips and falls, intentional torts have nothing to do with negligence or reckless behavior. Instead, intentional torts are acts committed with a purpose – with intent. The tortfeasor intentionally commits an act that causes harm to another.
The commonly accepted definition of false imprisonment defines the tort as:
the unlawful restraint of another
against their will, and
without legal justification."
https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-false-imprisonment.html
That's why there was so much change in followers after the initial announcement.
Someone knew that they'd be vetting the numbers.
Maybe that guy who resigned today (or was it yesterday?)
Falk wrote ‘unemployed’ in bio
Apart from this, Twitter’s head of revenue and product Bruce Falk has also been fired. After losing his job, he has written ‘unemployed’ in his Twitter bio. He thanked all the teams with whom he got a chance to work during the last 5 years.
Resignation sought from General Manager
Kevon Bekpour, who is working as General Manager at Twitter, has confirmed this by tweeting. He wrote in the tweet, ‘I never imagined leaving Twitter. About leaving the job, he said that it was not my decision. Parag asked to leave after telling me that he wanted to take the team in a different direction.
https://morningexpress.in/layoffs-started-as-soon-as-twitter-came-into-the-hands-of-elon-musk-fired-2-managers-elon-musk-fired-two-top-twitter-managers-patrika-news/
and
General Manager of Consumer Products, Twitter Kayvon Beykpour And Revenue General Manager Bruce Falck Has announced that it is leaving the company.
https://digitnews.in/twitter-elon-musks-panic-the-resignation-of-two-twitter-executives-is-a-cause/