US Politics | Hate cleric Anjem Choudary reckons his Twitter ban could be lifted after Elon Musk bought platform
WARPED Anjem Choudary believes his Twitter ban could be lifted after Elon Musk bought the platform. The hate cleric, 55, boasted he may adopt the handle "convicted terrorist" if allowed back on the platform. 
PAAnjem Choudary reckons his Twitter ban could be lifted after Elon Musk bought the platform '/ ' Last night, at least two new accounts claiming to be Choudary were active on Twitter. Islamic fanatic Choudary's hopes of a return were raised after Musk, 51, vowed to make the 400-million user site a beacon of free speech after paying £38billion for it. He said a "content moderation council" would decide if banned accounts could operate again. Choudary, jailed for 5½ years in 2016 for inviting support for IS, was "permanently suspended" in 2021 for violating its rules. Read More on TWITTER 
DOUGLAS MURRAY Twitter pretended to care about free speech - now it's free from woke left The London-based former lawyer, who is barred from many other sites, said: "I look forward to being able to use Twitter to once again call for the truth and superiority of Islam over the oppression of man-made laws." The Henry Jackson Society, a national security think tank, said social media firms would be "morally culpable" for any violence Choudary inspires if he were allowed to return to Twitter. Most read in UK News phone horror Girlfriend forced to watch on Facetime as her boyfriend, 25, plunged to death TRAGIC CRASH Two friends died in crash after spending night at hospital for new baby birth SERIAL BLUNDER Bungling jail chiefs wrongly told woman her husband was dead in mix-up HELL-OWEEN I spent night at haunted orphanage that scares ghost hunters - it was terrifying FEELING LUCKY? Lotto results LIVE: National Lottery numbers tonight, October 29, 2022 RUSSIAN HACK SCANDAL Liz Truss phone 'HACKED by Russian agents working for Vladimir Putin'
PAAnjem Choudary reckons his Twitter ban could be lifted after Elon Musk bought the platform '/ ' Last night, at least two new accounts claiming to be Choudary were active on Twitter. Islamic fanatic Choudary's hopes of a return were raised after Musk, 51, vowed to make the 400-million user site a beacon of free speech after paying £38billion for it. He said a "content moderation council" would decide if banned accounts could operate again. Choudary, jailed for 5½ years in 2016 for inviting support for IS, was "permanently suspended" in 2021 for violating its rules. Read More on TWITTER DOUGLAS MURRAY Twitter pretended to care about free speech - now it's free from woke left The London-based former lawyer, who is barred from many other sites, said: "I look forward to being able to use Twitter to once again call for the truth and superiority of Islam over the oppression of man-made laws." The Henry Jackson Society, a national security think tank, said social media firms would be "morally culpable" for any violence Choudary inspires if he were allowed to return to Twitter. Most read in UK News phone horror Girlfriend forced to watch on Facetime as her boyfriend, 25, plunged to death TRAGIC CRASH Two friends died in crash after spending night at hospital for new baby birth SERIAL BLUNDER Bungling jail chiefs wrongly told woman her husband was dead in mix-up HELL-OWEEN I spent night at haunted orphanage that scares ghost hunters - it was terrifying FEELING LUCKY? Lotto results LIVE: National Lottery numbers tonight, October 29, 2022 RUSSIAN HACK SCANDAL Liz Truss phone 'HACKED by Russian agents working for Vladimir Putin'
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