> Considering there were entire articles by news outlets like the BBC just queued up and ready to go. Are you implying that journalists conspired with this guy

> Considering there were entire articles by news outlets like the BBC just queued up and ready to go. Are you implying that journalists conspired with this guy to bait Elon into responding in a terrible manner and they pre-wrote articles about it? Journalists use Twitter, too. They can write and publish articles quickly. There’s no conspiracy here. News articles appearing several hours after a story unfolds entirely within public Tweets is both common and normal.