The Economist: You have close to 250 million followers on X. You say things like "civil war in Britain is inevitable. Just a question of when"
Elon Musk: On the current trend, yes.
The Economist: When were you last in the UK?
Musk: A few years ago
The Economist: Exactly. I live there. That is nonsense. The numbers also disprove what you say. London is a much safer city than any city in the US. You have painted Europe and the UK as overrun with terrifying Muslim immigrants, there's rape on every corner, there's civilizational destruction.
Musk: I didn't say any of those things.
PabloReports: What do you make of Pete Hegseth refusing to promote qualified women of color?
AOC: He’s an unqualified man in his role, so of course he’s threatened by women who are twice as good as he is.
It’s worth noting that Taco Bell identified the source before the FDA did and promptly pulled it. Basically, Taco Bell is now a more reliable authority than the FDA
The most truest version of Dr. Doom is in Season 2, Episode 1 of Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. If you haven't watched that show, I highly recommend it. It only got 2 seasons, but I put it 1 peg below Justice League/Justice League Unlimited.
https://t.co/3BjFDLMqVJ
@LavenderGhast In the comics, Doom has a history of either stealing people's powers or manipulating them into allowing him to harness those powers.
Fantastic Four ends on this exact note with Doom introducing himself to Franklin Richards, a god-like being.